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  1. 12-03-2010 08:33 AM #1
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    The only problem restoring an early heater is the 6v fan motor to deal with, lots of 60's era internationals (scouts, travelalls etc) have very nice selfcontained units and they have 12v motors.
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    Not really a problem is it, they usually hold water well and only need updating with a 12v fan, cheap computer fans are good also 12v motorcycle fans.

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    The only problem restoring an early heater is the 6v fan motor to deal with, lots of 60's era internationals (scouts, travelalls etc) have very nice selfcontained units and they have 12v motors.
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