In today's episode of 'what did you fix on your Massey GC2040 today'......

[KenLysons]

In today's episode of 'what did you fix on your Massey GC2400 today'......

The rear facing heater vent always falls in. I even switched it with another location, same problem.
Today I beat it into submission.
2 tiny holes drilled and 2 tiny screw/washers installed, all you have to do is dremel a little where the screw holes are in the heater body.
I win.







That and 2 more shearbolts, stupid unpaved parking lot has more rocks than snow.

 

[blackd]

What is a GC2040? Typo?

 

[KenLysons]

yeah, got my mixes all numbered up

 

[mgstevens]

I have a GC2410 and I'm trying to figure out where a heater vent would be on this series...

:confused3:

 

[not2old]

In this weather, mine's beside my recliner, in front of the tv.

 

[mgstevens]

Yeah, my heat is radiating from the floor (of my house..), but I hear you. It was not the best day in BC to be out clearing snow, nor changing a shear bolt, but what can ya do?

 

[KenLysons]

just above the brake pedal


also a good spot right beside the heater for front light switch, rear lights, interior light and acc with a volt guage

 

[KenLysons]

Coldest (so far) I have used the little toy is -30 before windchill. With good clothes and the heaters full bore I was toasty warm. The funny part was my bottle of water freezing in the cup holder. It was 'just' a touch above freezing, cold radiating through the plastic. The 2nd little aux heater on the right side behind me did help some, I sure can't get the wind stopped coming in the back for some reason. Shearbolts are fine to change, my garage is 18c all the time.