Old Subject revistited: Manifold Heater OR Hot Water??

[Barry B./ Ma.]

Originally Posted by J Franklin

How about having a flame burning under the gasoline tank and fittings?

Boy that's a scary thought isn't it. If you can find a Hadees water heater that would be the way to go. My brother had one in his 30 coupe, it was quite efficient The Hadees was narrow and made for the Model A. I have one upstairs in the garage and may use it in my 29 coupe someday.

[msmaron]

Originally Posted by Barry B./ Ma.

Boy that's a scary thought isn't it. If you can find a Hadees water heater that would be the way to go. My brother had one in his 30 coupe, it was quite efficient The Hadees was narrow and made for the Model A. I have one upstairs in the garage and may use it in my 29 coupe someday.

Found one and its great. Thanks for the tip...

[Pat Martone]

I would love to see some photos of what a Hadees water heater for a Model A looks like. All the water (and gasoline) heaters I have seen so far are just too big, but I wonder if the Hadees is much smaller.
Thanks.

[msmaron]

Originally Posted by Pat Martone

I would love to see some photos of what a Hadees water heater for a Model A looks like. All the water (and gasoline) heaters I have seen so far are just too big, but I wonder if the Hadees is much smaller.
Thanks.

Pat i am hoping for the same thing..ANYONE out there have a picture in a model A...seems like a real nice unit!

[BarracudaBoy]

71,643 people can't be wrong!!.... Well...maybe they can, but not likely!

[msmaron]

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Originally Posted by BarracudaBoy

71,643 people can't be wrong!!.... Well...maybe they can, but not likely!

This goes back to the Manifold heater.....