Saturday Funnies

tombig

Some of you may have seen this before. Can't tell if it's warm air (100%outside!!) or hydronic but it's too funny not to post.


I've had work trucks in worse shape than that Chevy "conversion van"

Murph'_5

dodge

chevy usually comes with "downdraft"



Murph'

ScottMP

But

Where's the return air ??

To funny

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Tony_8

warm air

what a plenum ! I like the duct support. Extendable to fit any application The whole thing would fit in with the true meaning of "mobile home".

It WOULD make a warm "doghouse" if you needed one

Mark Eatherton1

It's a HEMI...

it don't need no return air. 100% O.S.A., TURBO charged.

Wanna race???

Here's my vehicle popping a wheelie...

ME

Robert O'Connor_7

PLEASE! NO TRESPASSING!!

Alright you caught me, but let me first tell you that I'm comfortable, and as a matter of fact, I'm supplying heat for the house, you all heard of temporary boilers (this is just a lil more permenent). The good thing is it's radiant with a munchkin and a cup holder. I am however experiencing problems with my reset controller (i wonder if this is the right place to ask for advice??) Maybe it's just to hot on account of Valentines Day. The little woman's back with wood, gotta go.................BOC

Bill_24

mobile temp heat

New mobile temp. heat. Just drive up, extend the duct and your in buisness.

pretty funny!!!!

tombig

Return

I think it's thru the windshield.

Uni R

Oh man...

Nice ****!

Jeremy_2

That's how you find out your **** isn't big enough

ScottMP

Hey

Its the only heating soure with a license plate and registration.

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hr

Have heat will travel

That looks like a van I used to own, same color!

hot rod

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S Ebels

No return needed

It's a 100% outside air positive pressure heating/ventilation system, obviously designed by some of the engineers from here in Michigan.