Coleman ProCat 5053A751 Utility Heater Reviews

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I've had this heater for about two years, and just got back from a tent camping trip in the upper Midwest. We were camping in a Eureka! from Amazon.com I am a new camper and I fall in love with camping since my first camp in May this year. The only problem is that it's always cold during the night in Northern California. from Amazon.com Great little heater. Desesrt cold did not get to us with this heater on. ProCat gets warm quickly and stays warm until the fuel is gone. It is aabout a 6hour heater and it helps if your tent is good and warm on it's own but his heater does real well. from Amazon.com This heater was a little bigger in person than I thought it was going to be, but is still fine for my needs. Not recommended for a hiking trip... from Amazon.com I purchased this catalytic propane heater to heat my tent for winter camping with my son for his Cub Scout winter camps. I tried the heater out on a three night camp out the last week of October, 2006 at 7,000 feet in the San Bernardino Mountains. Those nights dipped in the high 20's. from Amazon.com Heater puts off a burning oil odor. I called Coleman for assistance they were NOT helpful. from Amazon.com This is a wonderful heater to own and operate. It is larger than it appears in the listing--about half the height and all the width of an airline carry-on bag. from Amazon.com I bought this item for camping purpose. Ofcourse for cold night, I did have an experience once (when I camped at Shenandoah Valley in September 2006). The temperature was dropped to 35 some degree. from Amazon.com I do most of my camping up in the High Uinta mountains of Utah starting about the first of June. I camp at the snowline starting at about 6,000 feet and follow it up to the 10,000 foot level later in the summer so the nights are always cold usually in the high 20's to low 30's. from Amazon.com We live at about 6800 ft elevation, so when we go camping it's usually over 7000 ft. We bought this because the Mr. from Amazon.com

Released	over 3 years ago
Type	Utility / Portable
Power Source	Electric
Fan Forced	Fan Forced
BTU	3,000 BTU
Depth	16 in.
Height	11 in.
MPN	5053a751
UPC	076501221183
Weight	7.66 lb.
Width	12 in.

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