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Originally Posted by cdowns
heat my garage?i turn off the air conditionier
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Ha, nice.
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Originally Posted by vectorit
The propane heater in the garage es no bueno!
See about getting a duct routed off your house furnace to the garage, and install a good damper so you can close it tight when not using?
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Ya, i figured it wasnt very good to do that.. I might look into that seperate duct into the garage. That shouldnt be to hard to do.
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Originally Posted by DirtyLarry
I am using a Mr. Heater 45,000 BTU Garage Heater from Northern Tool and Equipment to heat my 1,000 ft detached garage. This will be the 3rd winter with it. I haven’t had to fire it up yet this year as it is still getting in the 80’s in November! The very first winter the igniter circuit board went out right away and the Mr. Heater folks were very helpful in expediting the parts to me right away. Other than that it works great and haven’t had any other problems since the first year…..knock on wood.
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...7961_200307961 |
That looks like a good option. Was hoping to spend a bit less then that.
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Originally Posted by chevyboy55
I use one of those heaters that go on top of a propane cylinder.It will heat me but not the shop.
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im fine with the cold, i just cant paint when its to cold out there... Thats my problem. THat heater says it was not for indoor use. I was going to get the dual heater.
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Originally Posted by Ackattack
I don't have any heat in my 900sq ft attached garage  So I just wear a sweatshirt and gloves and make do. I might have to figure something out if I want the truck finished by march though. I guess I have one of those 1000 W Halogen lamps that puts out some heat, but that's not it's sole purpose obviously. |
ya, im not tryin to keep me warm, just my metal. ahaha..