winterization kit instructions?

[jwaller]

I just received a artic winterization kit and I did not get the directions. does anybody have them?

it's the multifuel heater part and all the brackets that I cant figure out.

also it came with some strangely bent sheet metal that I've not seem before.

 

[Boatcarpenter]

This might help.
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?module=pagesetter&func=viewpub&tid=3&pid=15
BC

 

[jwaller]

that does help but I already have the coolant heater and I need the diagrams for hooking up the multifuel in its entirety along with the routing of it's fuel lines and exhaust pipe.

 

[Boatcarpenter]

OK, got ya. Don't know the answer to that one.
BC

 

[miltruckman]

If you can't find any info, I can take photos of the installation in my truck and send them over

Bill
Michigan

 

[jwaller]

If you can't find any info, I can take photos of the installation in my truck and send them over

Bill
Michigan

that would be great. any and all help needed.

 

[harry]

I have these diagrams might help Harry

 

[jwaller]

that is a most excellent start. thanks for all your help.

 

[papercu]

TB

I have the TB 9-2855-42 Personel Heater kit for the 5t M39 Series but dated 1956 is it for the gas engines? Will it work or be usefull for the deuce mulifuel?
I've sent it to be added to TM section. Wayne

 

[jwaller]

RE: TB

thats so much. any info will help. The problem I have now is how to mount the plate that holds the fuel pump and the sheetmetal piece that goes under it. it looks like it extends under the batteries but I'm not sure.

 

[cranetruck]

On the deuce, the batteries are moved to the space below the companion seat when the winterization kit is installed. The coolant heater and the fuel pump occupy the battery compartment.

 

[miltruckman]

Here are some photos of the arctic kit installed in my M342A2 dump truck,

Bill
Michigan

 

[BKubu]

Is the front of the heater that is on MILTRUCKMAN's dump made for ducting that would go to an air scoop like those used with the hot water heaters? Also, I've seen two types of fuel burning heaters. The one that is on MILTRUCKMAN's truck and the one in the attached picture. Is one better than the other? Is one newer than the other? Is the one on MILTRUCKMAN's truck really intended for the rear compartment of a deuce cargo or shop van? I wanted to mount a similar heater on the hood of one of my trucks. Thanks in advance for any replies.

 

[BKubu]

My post should have read..."under the hood of one of my trucks," not on it. Sorry...

 

[jwaller]

more info on the heater unit.

 

[cranetruck]

Thanks for posting!
Apparently mounting position is not a big thing after all.