I found this. Doesn't look bad. Price seems good.

AH-200 UTV Cabin Heater

Features

- Maximum 6,000 BTUs per hour
- Fan output 200 CFM
- Rigid Mounting Bracket with 180-degree bracket rotation
- Locking clamp support
- Integrated variable-speed switch


Specifications

- BTU MAX: 4,000/hr
- FAN OUTPUT: 0 to 200cfm
- FAN: Integrated variable-speed
- 12-v DC AMP DRAW: < 2 amps
- SIZE: 9.5"(w) x 5.5"(d) x 5.5"(h)
- CONSTRUCTION: High strength nylon 6/6 housing
- WEIGHT: 3.5 lbs
- INCLUDED IN Box: Heater, mounting bracket, universal attachment screws, instructions.

 

I,ve used this one on a rzr-s Summit Racing SUM-991102-1 - Summit Racing® Automotive Heaters - Overview - SummitRacing.com

 

Heres a couple more options.

Southern Air

 

If you are running a cab in the winter (I use the polaris soft cab) What I did was cut a 3" hole in the firewall and ran a piece of dyer vent hose to the rear of the radiator. You can use PVC fittings to make it look nice.

With a cab it keeps things plenty warm. Total cost = about $5

 

I am going to use a Polaris soft cab, I know a guy that turned the snorkel from his belt around and used the heat from that blowing into his soft cab, but does not work good if you are sitting idle on the lake.

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X2 on the Summit Heater, I have used mine two winters, no doors just windshield and back window. Does a pretty good job. I saw a posting a couple days ago about carbon fiber heat pads for the seats that looked interesting.

 

Any issue with your windshield freezing/fogging up.

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I used seat warmers form E-bay. Less than 100 bucks for the pair.

 

I did the polaris heater, from what I have seen in other makes, I am glad I did. The fit is much better, and it is entirely out of your way.

:shhh:

 

me too
as i know it, this is the only heater
that has room for a power steering unit to fit under the dash so i have the polaris heater with the polaris eps unit,

 

My Summit heater is tucked back under the center of the dash, I don't have any pictures but it is not in the way. It puts out 28,000 BTU's. I have been real happy with it. The Polaris one is a nice looking heater and I am sure it works good too. The Summit is just an economical alternative.
No doors so I don't have any fogging issues. They do offer a vent kit for the summit to address fogging issues. I have the vent kit but haven't installed it. I have under $200 in mine with all fittings hoses, vent kit, etc.

 

Thank you for the info, I am going to look up the summit and the vent kit when I get home.

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You will find several discussions here about heaters if you use Google to search "site:rzrforums.net rzr heater".

 

RZR Polaris Ranger Parts and Accessories

I got mine from here and I am happy with the price and performance

 

I made mine from scratch. Bought a new heater core for a 1980 Chevy pickup. Built a metal box around it, drilled holes in the back and cut out the front. Bought trans cooler off eBay. Mounted it to the firewall and hooked it into the coolant system. Works great and have <$45 in it total.

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I like the Polaris heat, but it is big money.

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Yup, just ask my wife. :rollfinger:

 

Sure glad i have my heater, with rain and temps in the 40's last weekend my windshield fogged up pretty bad. All I had to do was open the top dash outlets for defrost and it worked fairly well.

 

has anyone tryed the 12v heaters?
on ebay for 18 bucks

 

I'm guessing heaters don't like the summer mud and water? Do guys remove them or just stay out of the mud and water?

 

I ride right through it and never had any trouble with it.

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We are just introducing our new heater from Motoalliance. It's right here and we are running a current 10% special off for Forum members: CABHEATER10 is the discount code. The units can be seen right here: https://motoalliance.com/Site.Store.go?action=gotoProductDetails&id=661

We have a full defrost kit with multiple louvers and high quality components like stainless steel clamps, patented unicoil, etc. It comes with full instructions and RZR specific mounting brackets. I'll be putting another announcement out there too.

We are working on pictures, but we'd love to speed up the process. We are currently working on a Wildcat winch mount in our facility. Anyone who wants to get a cab heater and send some high quality pictures back of their installation and mounting can get a 25% discount from us on the unit. Let me know if you are interested. We can do this with a few of you.

Thanks!

Peter Kapsner, Ph.D.
President
Motoalliance
Moto Alliance
1-866-527-7637

 

Gonna tough it out this winter with my coveralls, long johns, and layers of clothes. First winter with my RZR so I'm gonna enjoy it as much as I can.

 

I did the same thing my first winter with my RZR, which was just last year, but heading into my second winter I would like to add a heater. I'm getting too old for this chit I have front/rear windshields, roof and doors so my RZR stays fairly warm but the addition of a heater would be great. Last winter I just dressed as if I was going skiing and that was sufficient but this year i'm ready for a heater.

 

Just got back from a two week hunting trip. Used the Summit heater every day. Would not go without it. I now have the Shock Pro canvas doors. Run the heater on low only on 15-20 degree mornings. No pictures, but people don't even notice it up under the center of the dash. Would not go without it. Just about everyone that rides with me adds a heater to their RZR. Just my experience.