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Topic: Change heat exchanger to propane
Posted By: Bobby Clarke
Subject: Change heat exchanger to propane
Date Posted: 28/December/2005 at 9:40pm

Hi all a friend told me about this resourse

I have a prochem Bruin and I just switched from a prochem 3 jet s bend to a 6 jet Ti wand just getting used to pushing such a big wand love how light it is. The heat is much higher with the old wand than the new one.I could go to smaller jets but I like the extra flushing I get. Does any one have imput on bypassing the heat exchanger and adding a propane heater. And which heater to choose.how many BTUs for higher flow.

thank you very much

 

Bobby in Salmon Arm BC




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Posted By: bryan
Date Posted: 28/December/2005 at 10:19pm

Seen one guy that would heat his water in his FWT so by doing this think he achieved the heat he was looking for. 



Posted By: Steaminpile
Date Posted: 29/December/2005 at 12:53am

no need to bypass the HX

 

I have a kerosene burner that hooks up after the HX.................burn less kero that way



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Posted By: doug
Date Posted: 29/December/2005 at 1:39pm
I ran BruinII's for a few years and never had a problem with Pro Chem 4 jet wands and heat. What is the jet size on the Ti wand and what was the jet size on the three jet wand. I didn't know anyone still used the old 3 jet wands heavy brutes I still have on  the bench we use it for power washing.  maybe a 4 jet wand upgrade would have been enough.

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Posted By: MR. STEAMER
Date Posted: 29/December/2005 at 2:56pm

maybe you need to service your HX's  you should take out the whole darn thing and give it a soak... it might have some carbon build up..

I think the HX's in a bruin will supply you more than enough heat..

what ever way you go good luck



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