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Thanks for the info!! My trailer has a pretty small LQ
and it's well insulated, so it might be enough to take
the edge off the cold. If not, I'll  spend the $ to
get a heat strip put in the AC unit.. 

I don't do that many winter rides, but do enough late
fall and early spring ones where it can get pretty
chilly!

chrios
--- Tracey Smith <tracey.smith@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Chris:
> I have a coleman blackcat heater and it is okay if
> it is not too cold, but to me was basically a
> glorified hand warmer.  
>  
> I finally invested in the larger Coleman Pro Cat
> Catalytic heater and love it!  It is made for tents
> and confined spaces and even has a blower to
> disperse the heat.  Hubby and I used it back around
> easter weekend at a CTR when it was cold and rainy
> and it actually got our tent so warm we had to let
> some of the heat OUT!!!    It also will run all
> night on one propane cylinder.  
>  
> I have frozen my tootsies off too many times and am
> getting better and better at the staying warm game. 
> Wouldn't be caught dead at a winter ride without
> plenty of long underwear either!
>
>
> Tracey 
> Lead, Follow, or get out of the way!!!  Happy
> Trails!!! 
> http://community.webshots.com/user/tsmith609
>  

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"A good horse makes short miles," George Eliot

Chris and Star

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