Tagged With "Leaf Blower"

I remembered Jeff talking about his Mr. Heater Buddy last year commenting that it works great while boondocking (no electricity). We are going on a 4-day camp out next week without hookups and I had always recharged my batteries with the solar and never worried about it. Now looking at the current forecast, we are supposed to have rain all 4 days. That means no recharging. With my Victron battery monitor I already know my furnace blower is a major battery hog. With my dual Group 29...

We have used the one in the OP for years. Mostly out in the desert when we don't want to eat up the battery with the furnace blower at night. Crack a window and a vent and all is good. One of my projects is to plumb it to the trailer LP so I don't have to carry the bottles.

The foam cannon is a must have for any hard to reach or large surface areas. I originally purchased one to help clean my HD motorcycle. See attachments. It was impossible for me to get my big hands into all the nooks and crannies. I now use it on all my vehicles. The foam cannon decreased my wash time by half. That being said, it's important to note that it works best on a well polished surface. So you do need to spend the time and effort getting the surface as smooth and slick as possible...

I use my blower.

I realized recently that I hadn't mentioned one of our favorite fall & winter gadgets. A Mr. Heater "Portable Buddy" propane heater - http://www.mrheater.com/portable-buddy-heater.html Ours is at least 12 years old and still going strong. We almost exclusively dry camp so don't have electrical hook-up's when we are camping (which we are fortunate to do year 'round here). Our 1575 (& our previous popup trailer) has a single-blower Atwood furnace (model 7920-II) which is fairly loud...