HotFox Coolant-Operated Tank Heaters

All stainless steel heavy duty construction. Extremely rugged and effective. Easy to install. Built for the highway tractor industry, 5 year, 50,000 mile warranty. You’ll plumb it with coolant (the water-antifreeze solution in your vehicle’s radiator) and it’s also the fuel pickup for the tank. All connections are external to the tank, via the 3 - 1/2 ports on the top of the HotFox, thus there’s no danger of coolant leaking into your tank from an internal connection. The HotFox heats the fuel two ways - by immersing the larger tube of coolant in the tank, and via heat exchange as the fuel is drawn up through the center of this larger tube, in a 2nd, 1/2” diameter tube.No flimsy copper loop that reacts with vegetable oil. No modified transmission cooler, no modified heating coil from the plumbing and heating supply house, this is the real deal, an easily installed in-tank heater built originally to give reliable service in heavy duty trucks. Can be mounted vertically in from the top of the tank, mounted horizontally in from the side, across the bottom of the tank. One of our dealers has successfully mounted a Hotfox horizontally in a stock VW Tdi New Beetle tank, and then used our start/purge Donut tank that goes inside a spare tire, thus giving the customer a solution for all weather with no loss of trunk space, and with spare tire in it’s stock location.Ordering information:Available in the following sizes: 8-10", 10-12", 12-14", 13-15", 14-16", 17-19", 20-22", 22-24", 24-26", 26-28", 27-29."In each case, the actual HotFox is 1” shorter than the first number, and each HotFox ships with a 1/2” brass pipe nipple 2” long, which allows you to adjust the HotFox so that the end of the HotFox is 1/2” to 1” above the bottom of the tank. You might need to cut the 1/2” pipe nipple to give this distance, while some tanks would not need the pipe nipple, and others would need the entire 2” nipple.font>