when using cart enclosure, is it safe to use propane heater on gas powered golf cart
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Because a cart cover is not air tight, there is sufficient airflow to make it safe to use.
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I have seen other gas cart owners with these heaters. That was who sold me on one! Bob
383969
Our cart is electric. I probably would not have bought anything like this to use around a gas engine. Sorry.
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I don't see any problem as long as you have no gas leaks. The propane heater fits right into one of the cop holders. I really like it. Paul
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I would also suggest not to use any propane canister indoors unless specifically designed to do so. IE: propane torch etc. Check with your local building dept. / county seat for local codes concerning indoor tank usage, why risk your life or anyone else's if the potential hazard for explosion is there. Safety first then heat. As suggested by others the potential for venting of the tank is there, I rather have it outside for that.
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I don't think you should put anything electrical in with gasoline try seeing if you could get a warming blanket cover safe to use with flammable gases
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2 ventilation "holes" on back side, plus ventilation from bottom . When we are in Florida for the winter, Pennsylvania golf cart is left outside, protected with this cover. Never a problem. Good quality.
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I heard Mr. Heater is coming out later this year with a heater specifically designed for golf carts
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We used ours for the first time last week. Although it isn't as good as the normal heavy duty cart cover it did keep the wind and rain off of us. I would really be worried about using a heater because this is flimsy material and it will fly around, could easily catch fire I would think.
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As long as your accessory plug is 12 volt, you're good. I can't imagine that they would have an access plug in any vehicle that wasn't 12 volt. The voltage of the vehicle shouldn't matter as the access. plug will have been regulated to 12v.Please remember you would have to mount this as it is made to be a stable tabletop model. I can't see this as really being good for a golf cart; however, I don't know how you mean to use it. Hope that helps.
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No. Propane runs at a higher pressure than natural gas. I would check the overall pressure rating of the natural gas hose shown.
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As some of the other comments here suggest it may not be the safest thing to do. However the maker of the kit sells replacement natural gas burners http://www.bayouclassicdepot.com/natural-gas-jet-burners.htm. If you feel like you need your burner connected to natural gas I would suggest contacting Bayou Classic to inquire about your options.
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Don't think so. The Mr. Heater is a fan forced propane gas heater. As I understand it. A catalytic heater uses low pressure gas.
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While I don't believe it would be dangerous, this torch is designed for MAPP and propane. If you used isobutane, which has an extra carbon in its chemical formula, you might get a flame temp not as hot as you were expecting. The reason is the orifice is designed to admit enough air to burn a 3-carbon gas like propane. A 4-carbon chain requires more air on a proportional basis. I would try it and see what you get, but only if the butane tank access fits the torch. If you get any trace of yellow in the flame, not enough air is being admitted to completely burn the butane. As such, the flame will have a lower temperature, and could even deposit soot on your work. If no yellow, you still may not be out of trouble. Butane liquid "boils"in the tank at a higher temperature than propane. So during prolonged use of butane fuel at maximum flow rate for the torch, the flame may eventually go to a lower level, unless you were to supply warmth (ungloved hands, warm water) to the butane tank.
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No, you can not use propane on a nateral gas heater, They do sell propane models..
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I use my heater in my enclosed golf cart so it is sitting pretty close to the both the driver and passenger. The heater has 3 temperature settings and keeps us plent warm even on the lowest setting in the enclosed golf cart.
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Should work as long as your battery has the terminals and power to run the pump and the bag rack in the back of a golf cart is probably too low to allow for effective use of the spray boom but you can probably build in some kind of a rack to raise the tank up higher.
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I'm not qualified to answer that question (sorry)...Im sure with some tweeking of the propane/air mixture it would be fine...I would advise calling Generac directly for an expert answer.Alicia
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I would not use around a gas tank. This uses an open flame to heat the end. Flames and fumes are a bad mix.
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The gas connect is inside but the propane tank would be outside. You can find the manual via using google to see how it connects.