exhaust set up?

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I am moving all of my pw equipment out of a van and into an enclosed trailer this year. I was wondering how you guys are routing your exhaust? In the van the engine exhaust was run through the floor (and would burn up the ground outside) the burner exhaust was run out the back door.

Before I go cutting holes in my new trailer I would like to see what others have done. Thanks!

Sam Howard
Howard's Power Wash
Lambertville, MI
 
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Sam email me and I might be able to help alittle on this. Hugh Gibson Copgib@earthlink.net

Hugh , you can e-mail from the BBS. its all open and accessible.
 
Here is what we did on our primary truck.

The front area has our genset under it. We can remove these panels to expose the genset. They are heavy enough that you can walk on them. We also have a manhole on top so we can fill our water tank.

The smaller panels can be removed to allow a man to get on to the roof. These panels also let out hot air in the summer months.

Inside we have a 12" draft diverter and stack on our boiler.

Dave Olson
 

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Dave Olson said:
Here is what we did on our primary truck.

The front area has our genset under it. We can remove these panels to expose the genset. They are heavy enough that you can walk on them. We also have a manhole on top so we can fill our water tank.

The smaller panels can be removed to allow a man to get on to the roof. These panels also let out hot air in the summer months.

Inside we have a 12" draft diverter and stack on our boiler.

Dave Olson
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As always Dave, nice stuff. Have a great weekend, I saw Mom and didnt get a chance to stop. She in arizona in the heat now. She will be on her way to Fl after the world series poker.
 
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