What glue is the best to glue the fabric on the sealing.

[Falicea]

Hi to everyone
I bough a Jubilee camper 13' for restoration
The body is in great shape but was leaking in deferent places and my wife and I decide to do a full restoration.

I'm looking for a very good glue I can use for the new fabric I will installed on the sealing and also if somebody can please tell me what furnace I can use on this camper I will appreciate.

Here is some pictures from the furnace was on this camper. Still in working condition but I want to upgrade. On the information I find a bout this furnace is running on diesel.

Thank you
//Fernando

[John A]

I like "3M 90 high Strength Contact Adhesive" in the aerosol can.

That heater is a Webasto or Eberspacher, a very expensive heater and I would keep it if it is working! Very nice.

[Falicea]

Hi my friend
The heater is working perfectly.

Can you please give me some some information a bout the heater.
It is run in diesel?
Don't know much a bout it.
This is the tank was connected to the heater.

Thank you

[John A]

Most of them run on diesel. There is a name and model number on the side of the furnace somewhere that you can look up. The thermostat may show the brand also. Do a YouTube search for Webasto or Eberspacher or Espar and there are videos of how they function - essentially a scaled-down home fuel-oil furnace. They are mostly used on serious boats and big trucks. Very good heaters. Parts are very expensive.

That converted propane tank is someone's idea of a fuel tank for it. I would think that would be way more fuel than you would need - a couple gallons should be plenty. The pic of the device in the fuel line is the pump, which is controlled by the furnace to meter fuel into the furnace.

They mount entirely differently than other RV furnaces, so if you replace it you would need to patch a bunch of holes and cut some new holes in your camper.

[Wayne Collins]

Sealing..? or Ceiling?

[Falicea]

Sorry
I mean Ceiling

[Falicea]

Some pictures of the heater information

[Falicea]

My friends sorry i bother with so many questions.

Is the first time I have a camper and don't know much a bout what I'm doing But I will do my best to make look beautiful again. I will appreciate any help you guys can give me.

Here is this opening on this camper
On top of the opening for the refrigerator.
Is that suppose to be there or I can close it?

//Falicea

[Martins HeirCon]

Both openings are needed for the refrigerator. The bottom one is for intake air and service, the top opening is for exhaust.

[Falicea]

Hi Martin

Ok
I was ready to close it.

Thank you

[Tom 72]

Clearly a Webasto. Google search Webasto and variations of those numbers. Hard to tell what is model number, size, or other. Your goal is to find an owners manual in english. You might also start at the Webasto site and try matching it. I, am pretty sure there are dealers in the U.S. They are well regarded and not cheap. Mercedes puts some in Sprinters for pre-heating and supplemental heating both engine and passengers.

[k corbin]

Just a few blocks away from me there is a Webasto dealer who does sales as well as repairs and also sells the parts for needed repairs. They are part of the Seattle marine community which includes a great many diesel fueled boats that use diesel heaters. They are a very good company to deal with.
Sure Marine Service: Webasto Heating, AC & Galley Equipment

I have a diesel fueled stove/heater in my trailer but it is not a Webasto.