fender mounting
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fender mounting
Hi Guys, Does anyone know what was mounted on the L/S fender with 4 holes for mounting they are about 8" apart?????? Thanks VT
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Re: fender mounting
PWtim, What is a fender heater used for???? Or are you saying it is like a right-handed smoke chaser??? VT
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Re: fender mounting
If a M37 had a heater kit installed for the cab the actuall heater was mounted on the drivers side fender. Then the ducting was run into the cab to heat the cab.
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Re: fender mounting
I know were there is a heater kit for sale. An old friend wants me to buy it for my project. Drop me a line if interested.
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Re: fender mounting
The fender mounted heater is a hot water heater that draws hot water from the engine to the radiator/heat exchanger on the fender. They put out
volumes of BTU's. M37 drivers have been known to drive naked in forty degrees below zero temperatures with one of these units going full blast.
(Just kidding). They work extremely well. Fender mounted heaters is a subject that has been explored in depth of this forum. If you can find
some of these posts using a "search" it will tell you most everything you want to know.
Aslo see: TB 9-2855-45 "Installation of hot water personnel heater kit." The "kit" can also be had with a windshield defroster unit. Handy to
have in humid environments. Complete kits are costly are very difficult to find.
I've had these fender mounted heaters on my last two M37's and if it ever gets to forty below here in southern Arizona, I'll be ready.
volumes of BTU's. M37 drivers have been known to drive naked in forty degrees below zero temperatures with one of these units going full blast.
(Just kidding). They work extremely well. Fender mounted heaters is a subject that has been explored in depth of this forum. If you can find
some of these posts using a "search" it will tell you most everything you want to know.
Aslo see: TB 9-2855-45 "Installation of hot water personnel heater kit." The "kit" can also be had with a windshield defroster unit. Handy to
have in humid environments. Complete kits are costly are very difficult to find.
I've had these fender mounted heaters on my last two M37's and if it ever gets to forty below here in southern Arizona, I'll be ready.

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Re: fender mounting
If you still need more info, search "heater" or "heaters" .
Even if you never have the need for one, they sure look cool.
JB
Even if you never have the need for one, they sure look cool.
JB
Member: Arizona Military Vehicle Collector's Club, Treasurer.
Past Pres
Member: MVPA #26600
Member: NRA
‘43 GPW, '53 M37 W/W, ‘54 M170 Field Ambulance,
59 M43, '76 M151A2, '86 CUCV,
'43 GPW, 416 & 101 trailers.
Past Pres
Member: MVPA #26600
Member: NRA
‘43 GPW, '53 M37 W/W, ‘54 M170 Field Ambulance,
59 M43, '76 M151A2, '86 CUCV,
'43 GPW, 416 & 101 trailers.