Pro Heat

[Joe Cannarozzi]

Our bus has E-Spar, its in-op. I believe its a bad fuel pump, $350 and that aint happenen, its 22 year old stuff. So I found a Pro-Heat never used on bus-nuts site for $400. A local charter service place suggested this unit when I was asking about replacing the E-Spar some time back. I know most of you have Webesco.

How much is a new Webesco (24 volt) not installed?

Does anyone have a Pro-Heat or have any info in regards to reliability and or value? Im assuming these are probably priced close to Webesco new, 400 seemed very reasonable.

[garyde]

Thee is also Hurricane, and Aqua-heat. The Hurrican I had in my Lexa was quite small and very good.

[Coloradobus]

We had two different coaches with the Hurricane Hydronic heating. At sea level it worked very well. But get much over 5000 ft in elevation, and it becomes irratic. Running flame outs all the time. Country Coach went from using the tried and true Webasto to the Hurricane in 2000, and lived to regret it. they no longer use Hurricane.

[dalej]

Joe, don't know if you have ever looked at this site, this is a FAQs link.
http://www.hydro-hot.com/product-info-faqs.htm