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I use a sweater to keep my wench warm! :evil: or you can relube with synthetic grease

I'm down by Grand Rapids,, Pole barn non insulated slab, no insulation in ceiling, and only spray foam on 60% of the walls. I will only heat on weekends for projects. Not all the time. output on furnace is 64kbtu. should heat up pretty quick,, keep comfortable for 4-6 hrs at a time. I'm sure...

Tied the Big Maxx dedicated 15 amp circuit into the breaker box, hung a few led 4ft lights, and a new retractable air hose reel along with a retractable 65-foot 12 gauge extension cord with the triple tap plug on my new finished ceiling.

what would your recommendations be for a(28x48) 1344 sq ft, 10 foot ceilings, no windows, 2 8x9 insulated doors, OSB lids with no insulation?

Hey Stop peeking!! yes on all accounts. I'm waiting for Dec 7th the propane man coming to tie into my tank for me,, been using the torpedo and the elc unit,, The 7500watt ele unit is 27000btu. and it just don't cut it. That will be coming down and being put up for sale. The torpedo, will be...

I'm 28x48 and I put mine in at the mid point blowing 45 across away from my overheads. It will blow towards my workbench and tool area, but I think it'll be fine.

my local building code for appliance vent height was at least 24" above the structure 3 ft away. I studied all local codes, and built to them or better. Don't want to give that insurance man any reason to deny a fire claim, god forbid. Or upset the inspector.

Easy peasy! 1 transistion 1 elbow 1 firestop 1 5ft bvent pipe 1 oatley thermo flashing 1 cap

First off, look up you local building codes and follow those. With B-vent you can be 1in from combustibles,, but that doesn't take into account distance from overhangs on the roof side of things. Did you buy the vent install kit? Are you saying that with the unit strut installed as it is...

I have a 25 yr old Genrac 4500 watt unit. It runs everything I need at once. Furnace, or ac. house computer stuff, fridge, ect. I do have mostly propane items, So no real heavy elc loads Ac being the biggest. I am Very fortunate that my local Elc co-op is Very efficient. my longest outage in...

Long weekend,,, getting the project further along,, ended this eve, with Both vehicles back in the garage for the anticipated 5-8in of snowfall overnight. The big Burb is plugged in, plow hooked up and ready to rock. I'll be up around 4 to go do McD's and a few locals that have to work in the...

Sure you could do that,, then maybe just mount a wall fan blowing back towards the work bench from opposite side of shop. The 45* will also have you having to hit 3 studs in the ceiling. instead of 2 going straight. Here's how I hung my Big Maxx, on an angle using 3/8's rod's.

Hmmm not sure why the difference,, But I would defer to you local code. I do believe the 8ft is just to make sure anything that fits in your garage door, wouldn't hit the heater while going under it. Kinda goofy thou.

replaced the lower garage door seals on both 8x9 doors. Menards for the new seals, and aluminium stirps, as no one had new rubbers for the existing rails on the bottom of the doors. Gotta tighten up all the air leaks, before the heater gets cranking.

I found this: A burner or appliance rated at 60,000 BTU/hr (with burner turned on to "High") will burn 60,000 BTU every hour which means consumption of fuel is one gallon of propane every 1.53 hours. (92,000 BTU/Hr / 60,000 BTU/Hr = 1.53 hours that one gallon would last Providing the burner...

Roof flashing slides over vent pipe for pitch to 45 degrees Non-fading, non-cracking rigid black thermoplastic base Non-fading sealing collar Rated 180 F continuous heat and approved for Type B installations Not for hot-mopped or built-up roofs Do not use paint or petroleum based products on...

Got up on the roof today,, it was 43 here in Mid Michigan, so it was the day for the finishing of the stack assembly had the underside all ready,,, finished project. I used an Oatey No-Calk Vent Stack Roof Flashing. Hoping for good results, with it. Plus put in garage door stops...

oh,, I'm so jelly!!! I've got mine mounted, plumbed, wired and just today finished the exhaust. Have to wait for Dec 7th for Propane man to show up, and hook up his part, then I'll get mine running. Had a decent 43f here in mid michigan today, perfect day to get up on the roof and finish the job.

I know this is an older thread, and of coarse I was wondering about this also. I mounted mine inverted, and have to also invert the inspection panel. BUT,,, with this in mind, I was thinking about doing a small air intake box, that would cover the inspection panel and draw air from my attic...

Pex for sure,,, and Shark Bite connectors and fittings!!! Those are great