Multifuel Cab heater (flame style) information request (part numbers)

[pitpawten]

I've searched and read several really good threads on these units including this one which I've bookmarked. However most of them are dedicated to troubleshooting them and there is confusion on which PN's are being discussed.

What I'm still unclear on are the part numbers and models.

I know that there are some that are 30K BTU and some that are 60K BTU. Some that are gasoline and some that are "multifuel", but I'm not able to make sense of them after searching.

Here is what I have so far, I'll keep it updated if others have info to post...

NSN	PN	Model	Manu	Fuel	BTU	Nameplate	TM/Docs
2540-00-113-4180		NO-10530A24	Stewart Warner Corp South Wind Div	Multifuel	30K
2540-01-337-4067	12301224	0JKH1-10530B	Stewart Warner South Wind Corp	Multifuel	30K
2540-00-177-9317	11643097	78385-10560-C24	Stewart Warner South Wind Div	Multifuel	60K
2540-570-1356	7700160 (old) 8359778 (new)	978-M-R (old) 978-M-H (new)	Stewart Warner	Gasoline (TM says Diesel too)	20K		TM 9-2320-209-35

Does anyone happen to have compiled any info on these, specifically I'd like to know what the PN/NSN are for the 60K and 30K Multfuel units.

Thanks in advance!

 

[MWMULES]

Can't really help except that 2540-00-113-4180 is a Multi

 

[pitpawten]

Can't really help except that 2540-00-113-4180 is a Multi
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Well, thats a start

Updating first post, lets see if this catches on.

 

[dmetalmiki]

I visited a truck scrapyard obtained a 24 volt Scania Truck cab heater for very little, Not at all difficult to fit, It worked absalutely fine in the cab of a 5 ton. soft top. And no fear of ignition, gas, or fume problems. just my 1/2 penne'th

 

[theeDIZ]

Someone on here in Baltimore had a few multi heater kits for the cargo area that could be modified for the cab