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If you want to tie some tanks together its easy. Find a LPG service guy at a diner. Tell him you need some tee blocks and pig tails. Put the tee's in the tanks and tie them together with the pig tails. The first one you may need a POL by QCC adapter if your camper has a hand wheel. Mike.

My shop is the same size. I've had it 11 years. Just right and easy to heat. If I built it again it would be the same . I have restored a couple old tractors. Plenty of room.

Modine Hot Dawg model HD45. buy one on line run the natural gas to it. They are great. I used a salamander for a weekend while my 12 year old Modine was down for a new circuit board. Was glad to have the Modine again on Monday.

I've had a Modine Hot Dawg for 12 Years. This year I did a little service on it. Very good unit You need the HD60 Model. Your climate is the same as mine the 45,000 Is too small. I work in tbe propane industry and know from experience. I found after the first year I didn't Heat the shop every...

I just went out and looked at mine. It say 830 and the date is just 47. All original as far as I can tell. It came out of a local service station.

My shop is 20 wide. Over head door to the far left and bench and work area on the right. Easy to heat. No room for clutter but that was the idea.

I use a Hot Dawg. Works real good. My shop also a hobby shop. I leave the heat off during the week. I turn it on for the weekends. If drying paint it may be on for ten days or so. Most shops like yours a couple hundred gallons of propane a year. Set a 500 Gallon tank and fill it only in the summer.

I've had a Hot Dawg in my shop for 10 years. I also sell them once in a while in my day job. They are vented so no problem with the CO worries. Your climate is milder than mine so a heat loss is in order. Great unit. I mounted mine under a shelve. I thought it would keep the heat down. You'll...

I work in the business. Does your heater have a regulator that screws into the tank? Is that regulator high pressure red? The reason this stuff is POL ( put on left ) is so you don't get killed. The black pipe has to have the correct pressure. If the heater has a high pressure regulator on it...

Radiant would be the way to go. They make units that are designed for residential shops. Straight and u tube designs. I like Detroit Radiant. But there are a lot of good brands.

Change the polarity on your wiring. Just switch them around . It may just do the trick.

Depends on how big a shop and how high the ceiling. I sell both in my day job. My home shop has a Modine Hotdawg . It is 500 square feet. If it were twice as big with 12 ft ceilings then I would have radiant. Keeps the heat at the floor.