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Red is my color, but my tools are yellow. :D Although I do eye some of the FUEL line from time to time, I've never had a Dewalt let me down. I like that they're assembled in the U.S. now as well.

Awesome. Thank you! I was concerned that I would have to get a special outlet, cover or even frame the outlet in with drywall. Any particular foam or caulk you recommend?

It's a Pro-Fusion electric model. The same or very similar to this model: https://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200631888_200631888 I've already purchased the proper breaker and wiring, I'm mainly just concerned about keeping the fire code requirements with the ceiling outlet and...

Broome County.:3gears:

Upstate NY.

I've finally got my Norther Tool heater mounted on the ceiling and just need to finish wiring it up in my attached garage. My question pertains about the heater outlet and the penetration through the ceiling. Do I have do anything special to make sure it meets general code requirements?

I didn't, but they might have updated/pulled it after midnight. :/. I'd try giving them a call and seeing what they can do for you.

The GW set is not the same as the Craftsman. It's got awesome ratcheting tap handles that I recommend you pick up regardless of which set you end up picking up.

Thanks for posting. I just ordered one for $107 delivered. Should work fine in my well insulated 24'X24'.

I had one a few years back when they were still US made. Not sure if it's the same but it was the only Craftsman tool I've ever returned because I was unsatisfied with its performance. I purchased a Gearwrench set off of Woot and I would purchase it again even at full price.

Northern Tool has it listed for $849 and you get a $50.00 gift card code with purchase. I'm not sure if you can apply it directly to that purchase. That includes free shipping and you might not get taxed on it as well. I'm thinking of pulling the trigger on that deal myself. Trying to decide...

The Eliminator waste oil heater can be purchases for under $2,000. It's 120,000 BTU's I believe. Northern Tool sells them.

Am I correct in assuming that hardwired requires a safety disconnect switch per NEC? And a pig tailed plug and socket setup up does not?