propex running from lpg tank

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propex running from lpg tank

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Can you run a propex heater on the gas thats in the lpg tank (for the engine). Its a Gasure conversion. Also would it then be possible to run the hot air from the propex through the van's ducting for proper de-misting / cab heating?

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my heat exchangers are knackered so thought this might be a better option than replacing them, just provide heat from a less stinky source.
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oh and I wouldn't attempt this myself! Just wondered if anyone had heard of such a set up.
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No! :wink: Run propex from seperate bottle. You know a man who can :lol: :lol:
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You can use propex from your LPG, but you need a tank with both liquid and vapour takeoff. I have one in my van, Gasure sell them.
However you can't and shouldn't use LPG when moving, even if it is a separate bottle.
Two reasons: first you are taking vapour from the top of a liquid container, the liquid sloshes around with the movement of the vehicle and you could get liquid passing into you appliance. Anyone who has tried to use a cheep blowlamp to solder pipes under floorboards will be familiar with the effect. Second in the event of a RTA the gas will not fail safe and a poetically huge gas leak could be the result.
The duel use tanks have an electrically operated solenoid to ensure that the gas valve is closed when the engine is running.

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stop touting for business Pete! :D

you have PM by the way
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gifftopher, i know it says under your avatar you dont own a gun, but your amongst freinds, i`m looking for a nice clean 9mm glock semi auto :ok and about 2,000 rounds of ammo :D im joking.......................................well, any good?

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now now, the midlands aren't short of a piece or two.

oh and many an hour of my life has been wasted around J9 of the M6. I have relatives in Crewe... :wink:
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