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Just want to thank everyone for this info. So many great ideas on the use of this item. Really like the idea of using the exhaust to heat something and running the return line through the batt box. Since I don't want to run a pump, going with under the hood mount to shorten things up and keep...

Thanks cranetruck now I have even more to consider. Don't like the idea of moving batts into cab. Thinking of mounting it horizontally, same spot, installing a second fuel tank below it in the place of the spare. Time to look around for a circulating pump, wish I could find a diesel powered one...

cranetruck, thanks for that info. A post above stated that they were supposed to be mounted horizontally instead of the current vertical mount, should I remount it? In its current location it is below or close to engine level. Also, what do you think about trying to find a spot in the engine...

The "block" heater I have is actually a coolant heater as it plugs into the same hole as the unit I have. So I have a crazy idea, use the old unit to warm the cab and the back (when it gets a cover or hooch). That is after I now search for a circulating pump, dang it.

Thanks eagle4g63. The batteries suck right now, but new ones are in the works. Still don't like the idea of having them drain too much. I will be running a circuit out to the parking area this spring, could hook up a trickle charger and then the block heater, sooo I will be pondering the set up.

gimpyrobb, thanks. That sounds correct and what I thought it may be. I will either build a shroud or move it to under the hood I guess. Hope to try and get it working soon and see if it is worth the effort of hooking up. Thanks

General Wreck, don't I wish, although it does take me back when I'm driving it. I am printing out and pouring through the TM's.

Good evening. First timer here, I need help. Bought a '70 Kaiser M35A2, low hours, yea. It has a heater looking unit mounted under the bed, can't find info on it. Fuel line running to it, fluid hoses in/out, and the x-factor of what looks like a old heater hose coming off of the front of the...