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IOHN, any issues with the big maxx? This continues to get clear as mud, some say 45 is big enough and some say get the 75. Waiting for Dave to let me know the issues with the install and how can I be sure to get the latest issue of the big maxx heater? Thanks..

Thanks for the info Dave, but how do you know you are getting a newer model of the Mad Maxx and not someones old stock that possibly has issues? When installing the heater what are the issues you refer to that are causing problems? Thanks....

Thanks for all the input, but I still am uncertain about the size I should get. Dave67fd stated the input vs output and that is something to take into account. Any other feedback is greatly appreciated, and Hot Dawg looks like the one with less issues.

Thanks for the input, I have done some research on the Mr. Heater and the Hot Dawg. The Mr. Heater gets some bad reviews about not working right out of the box and needing new parts, the price is right but I don't want the problems I have read about. The Hot Dawg gets better reviews and seems to...

Looking for some help in choosing the right size garage heater. I have a pole barn that is 30x32 with 10 foot ceiling, I have enclosed a portion that is 20x32. The walls were studded and R13 faced batts covered by 7/16 OSB, the ceiling has a wooden floor to a loft and I installed R13 to the...

If you are heating both spaces, that is 1272 sq. ft. Then 70 gal is very reasonable! What do you have for insulation? Is the heater only in the new addition and the heat transfers to the 24X24? I ask because I also am going to heat a 20X32 existing structure that I have and am thinking of a 60K...

Hello all, I have read and researched much about hanging garage heaters. The ones that come up the most are the Hot Dawg and the Mr. Heater. I have found a brand called Dornback that is a hanging heater, comes in all the popular BTU sizes, looks like the hanging heaters mentioned above but I...