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Old 11-04-19, 22:58
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Also a handy item for keeping interior moisture at bay is a boat air dryer, you leave them plugged in and they give off just enough heat to keep things dry, I used them a fair bit when I had my trucking outfit. If you had a truck sit too long during winter here on the coast, the interiors would become damp and soon start to grow a nice furry green mold. The air dryer took care of that in short order. Perhaps 2 in a big tank like a Centurion, maybe one in the drivers hole and the other in the fighting compartment? So far I have a small electric heater with a thermostat that does roughly the same thing.
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