Taylors Diesel Heater

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I have a brand new, never assembled or used Taylors Diesel Heater for sale. Model is 079D in stainless steel.

Full details on this link: http://www.blakes-lavac-taylors.co.uk/taylors_079d.htm

Sold the boat before I got round to installing the heater and my new lady came with a diesel Webasto already installed.

Please let me know if anyone is interested in purchasing same. Current new price is £1,149.99 any reasonable offer considered.

Phillip Carr
TSDY TOPIC
Portland

 

[Tranona]

Best to list in the For Sale section - provided under £400.

 

[Caer Urfa]

I have a brand new, never assembled or used Taylors Diesel Heater for sale. Model is 079D in stainless steel.

Full details on this link: http://www.blakes-lavac-taylors.co.uk/taylors_079d.htm

Sold the boat before I got round to installing the heater and my new lady came with a diesel Webasto already installed.

Please let me know if anyone is interested in purchasing same. Current new price is £1,149.99 any reasonable offer considered.

Phillip Carr
TSDY TOPIC
Portland

Hi Phil

Don't give it away, I sold my 10 year old Taylors 030 paraffin oven on e-bay in one day last year for £900

Mike

 

[Topic]

Thanks Mike for your advice

Phillip

 

[V1701]

I'd keep hold of it & see how you get on with the blown air heater first. As said you'll get a good price for it on ebay whenever...

 

[ghostlymoron]

I'd keep hold of it & see how you get on with the blown air heater first. As said you'll get a good price for it on ebay whenever...

Blown air a lot more convenient provided you've got good batteries.

 

[V1701]

Blown air a lot more convenient provided you've got good batteries.

I get that but I had one & didn't get on with it due to it not liking to be run for extended periods on low heat (coking up), price of spares, wouldn't have another. Would love a drip feed diesel heater though...

 

[ghostlymoron]

I get that but I had one & didn't get on with it due to it not liking to be run for extended periods on low heat (coking up), price of spares, wouldn't have another. Would love a drip feed diesel heater though...

Trouble with all these alternatives is that you need a flue which means you can't use them when you're sailing plus there's a bigger risk of noxious fumes.