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Special-Ed · 12-19-2013, 06:42 PM

2nd the open the doors and let the sunshine in....

pritch · 12-21-2013, 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by 83 Silverado

I read this before work to day and it got me thinking, if you used a diesel fired coolant heater off a big rig or bus, it may get you the same results as a engine to heat your setup, but with lower gal/hr.

That's something I hadn't thought of. I'll have to check into it.

CG · 12-21-2013, 06:40 PM

My shop isnt that big, 18x28 so its not too difficult. I have one of those in the wall heaters that a lot of houses use when they heat the rooms separately. Its much bigger than those though and its 220v. Its not built in though, it has its own little frame work so I can move it a bit if I want.

We had some pretty cold weather recently (for here), and my nephews were over helping work on the Unibody (like every Sunday) to stay warm I gave them direction on what I needed done and then I went in the house

Marv D · 12-22-2013, 01:47 PM

I had a Mr Heater 9" x 2.5' tall propane 'convection' heaters from Jeggs. It would heat things around 4-5' away, and EAT a 5# bottle of propane in a weekend. Was better than nothing.
My buddy just gave me a forced air portable propane heater (one of those balogna tube things) WOW,, nice!!! but now I have no excuse for my procrastination and not getting things done.

12-19-2013, 06:42 PM	#51
Special-Ed Registered User Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Floriduh Posts: 386	Re: How are you heating your shops 2nd the open the doors and let the sunshine in.... __________________ Ed will be known as the Tiger Woods of the integration business

12-21-2013, 06:40 PM	#53
CG BlahBlahBlah Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Wa. Posts: 20,034	Re: How are you heating your shops My shop isnt that big, 18x28 so its not too difficult. I have one of those in the wall heaters that a lot of houses use when they heat the rooms separately. Its much bigger than those though and its 220v. Its not built in though, it has its own little frame work so I can move it a bit if I want. We had some pretty cold weather recently (for here), and my nephews were over helping work on the Unibody (like every Sunday) to stay warm I gave them direction on what I needed done and then I went in the house __________________ … … … … … … … … ... … … … … … … … … … … …

12-22-2013, 01:47 PM	#54
Marv D Registered Truck Offender Join Date: May 2008 Location: hells training ground (aka Ariz) Posts: 3,118	Re: How are you heating your shops I had a Mr Heater 9" x 2.5' tall propane 'convection' heaters from Jeggs. It would heat things around 4-5' away, and EAT a 5# bottle of propane in a weekend. Was better than nothing. My buddy just gave me a forced air portable propane heater (one of those balogna tube things) WOW,, nice!!! but now I have no excuse for my procrastination and not getting things done. __________________ Still playin with trucks, even at my age! When you're dead, it's only a problem for the people around you, because you don't know you're dead. .....It's kinda the same when your STUPID. I just did my taxes and reviewed my SS statement. Thanks to the current administration it looks like I will only have to work till noon on the day of my funeral.



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