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Post subject: Re: Are these temps dangerous?  Posted: Mon Oct 30, 2017 11:10 am |
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I just found my heater for the winter... A little pricey but they look good and I can get them from my distributor so I dont have to deal with creating a dealer account. http://www.xtremeheaters.com/xtreme
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Post subject: Re: Are these temps dangerous? Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2017 10:13 am |
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Wish my dock had power!!!!
Recap from the weekend: Lows got a bit lower than projected, but warmed to projected during the day (Friday night around 30, Saturday around 55, Saturday night upper 20s. I did remember that I have a swim-platform cover which reaches from the swim-platform up over the transom onto the sundeck, which probably helps insulate/retain heat. Bottom line, no issues whatsoever. Checked the bilge just before we put it in the water, and there was a small puddle of water (could not have frozen). Bottom line, I survived the scare (lololol). We're winterized now, and starting to count the days until laketime. . . .
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Post subject: Re: Are these temps dangerous? Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2017 3:00 pm |
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Just got a few of the heaters in and they are really compact. Really nice looking product.
If anyone wants one let me know. I can save you a few bucks on one.
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