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Originally Posted by Montana_657
Sounds like it would work, but the cost would probably keep most of us from trying it.
The of course the space required. There is lots of room in the belly, but it would have to be serviced from underneath. I guess a corner of the basement would work, but then you lose storage space.
A larger duct from the existing furnace with a thermostaticly controlled damper might be feaseble... lots of bang for the buck and light weight. When the belly warms the extra air flow could be redirected into the coach.
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Would this work? (Late to this thread! Checking about furnaces)
https://www.hoyme.com/index.php?opti...106&Itemid=122
Also, I have a friend with a mobile home that leaves an old fashioned trouble light with a regular light bulb plugged in under the mobile to help keep the pipes area “warm”- could something like that work for the basement /connections area?