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Not yet. I'm going to borrow another heater, if that trips then I will call an electrician.

I want to thank all you guys that responded to my question, I appreciate it.

I tried the heater in every gfi I have in the barn and it tripped, I then tried it in my house on the gfi that the vacuum and dehumidifier are on. I unplugged everything and plug in the heater and it tripped it.

Sorry, gave you guys wrong info, on this circuit its one gfci and 2 outlets.The plug that never is used is the one that is outside. It in an approved cover so it stays dry.

Here is a picture of the heater or deicer

Yes, there are 2 other plugs, one is outside and the other 2 are under cover. The outside plug isn't used.

Its not a breaker, its the receptacle type. I plan on getting another heater and also have an electrician check it out.

The same electrical outlets that I tried that popped with the heater run a dehumidifier and built in house vacuum without any problems and in the garage I use the tools like a buffing wheel and it doesn't pop them.

I have a water heater in a water tub for the animals and the gfi started popping. Thought it was a bad heater so we bought a new one, same problem. I decided try the heater in a bucket of water and it I tried all the plugs and its popped everyone that I tried. I did replace one gfi that got...

I have a IR model 242 type 30 compressor , replaced the head gaskets on the small cylinder and was wondering if anyone knew what the torque is for the head bolts. They are 3/8 bolts, I tightened them evenly for now but would to get it right so I don't have any leaks. Thanks

bought this thing for the garage, can't wait to get it mounted

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The Ceiling in the garage has 9 inch fiberglass and i'd like to add more. The beams are the manufactured ones so they are almost 4 inches wide. I think some type of blown in insulation would really help with the heating. What would you guys recommend to use for this?

i'm in kingston.

Welcome to GJ, where in nh are you from?

Looking for an unrestored eco air meter reasonably priced. Thanks

Thanks for the ideas guys, i'll also check out those leads.

sorry i should have been clearer, i would like it to be attached to the wall and be able to fold i down and be out of the way when it's not needed.

Hi guys, I was wondering if anyone has build a workbench that folds down when not needed. If you have any idea's that would be helpful. thanks

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