Curtis Industries Releases Heater for Kawasaki Mule Pro
Kawasaki Mule Pro owners looking to get all-season comfort out of their UTVs should look at the new cab heater from Curtis Industries, LLC.
The Curtis heater is designed specifically for the Kawasaki Pro Series, both gas and diesel models. The two-speed fan generates up to 20,000 BTU of heat.
Curtis boasts that two adjustable swivel louvers on top of the dash clear the windshield up to 30% faster than the factory heater. As well, two adjustable floor outlets are designed to distribute heat evenly throughout the cab.
The heater mounts behind the dash for a fully integrated fit and finish. Curtis says that its heater installs in half the time of the factory heater and requires less invasive vehicle disassembly – only four parts need to be removed to install the Curtis heater and no cutting into the firewall is required.
According to Curtis, heater, its heater features an integrated design, which means there is no heater box taking up legroom inside the cab.
“The heater for the Mule Pro Series adds value for our dealers and the end users,” says Michael Alexander, vice president of sales and marketing. “Faster installation saves time and money for the dealer, and the end user has an integrated heater with better performance than the factory heater.”
The Curtis heater has an inline shutoff valve that quickly converts the heater into a summertime blower for added cab ventilation.
The Curtis heater kit includes all mounting hardware, coolant hoses and electrical harnesses and illuminated dash switch.
Visit CurtisIndustries.net for more information.
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