| Subject: | Re: Creativity needed |
| From: | OlRivrRat <OlRivrRat@COMCAST.NET> |
| Date: | Fri, 10 Feb 2023 23:52:06 -0700 |
Maybe a starting point
https://www.amazon.com/Enerlites-Over-Size-Polycarbonate-Thermoplastic-8801O-W/dp/B06Y93MGN7?th=1
> On 10 Feb , 2023, at 7:21 PM, Eric Caron <ericcaron96@COMCAST.NET> wrote:
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> Todays list challenge,
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> I’m looking for some creative ideas.
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> During my winter work on my 84 Westfalia I removed a Atwood furnace. This had been mounted in the small cabinet between bench and refrigerator.
> It was vented out the side of the van. I now have a 3 by 5.5 inch rectangular opening. The original vent cover is broken and missing a part that seals it off from weather.
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> So, I need something simple or fun to replace that vent cover
> I was hoping a simple outdoor house outlet flip cover would work but it is a bit too small.
> For now a simple cover such as a rectangle or circle of stainless steel or aluminum would work.
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> I’m wondering if there is something in a hardware store used for something else, that could be purposed for this?
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> This would be a good location for something useful down the road such as an outlet for solar. Or a place to flip open the door and have a 12 power point for plugging in a portable air compressor or light or something.
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> So, any ideas for a not too ugly cover? Or a small door like thing?
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> Some creative ideas would be great.
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> Now, you could say use it as a vent for the next furnace. But, I’m not sure this van will get one as my other van has a furnace and can be the cold weather traveler.
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> You never know as fulks seem to be replacing Probex with Diesel and gas models. So a used one could come my way.
> The Atwood stuck out into the van more than I liked. And has not functioned in over 30 years. It looks like a nice unit so if anyone local wants it, its yours.
> I found that the propane to the furnace had been disconnected and capped off. The electric connections were still intact.
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> I’m trying to take care of the 84 on a smaller budget.
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> So, creative idea on how to cover that opening?
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> Eric Caron