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US $19.99
Location:

Ottawa, Ohio, US

Ottawa, Ohio, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:Suburban Manufacturer Part Number:kt 22 c

Brand Name is: Suburban
Model # is- kt 22 c
22,000 BTU
Propane operated RV Furnace
manual lite pilot light
12 volt DC Blower
Comes as shown in picture
Came out of older camper, the outside shell is a little rusty, but works good.
Does NOT Include Thermostat
Unit was test fired and runs good. call with any questions 419-890-3531
 
 Dimensions: 15" x 15" x 23"

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