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Any one use this eliminator heater?
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twistedracing
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We had one in our garage, but it was a bit small for the space we have (close to 3000 sq ft) and the lack of insulation we have. So we used for a few years and it does work just not enough for our space. It was also a little bit of a pain to get started but once going worked just fine.
Teken
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Any one use this eliminator heater? its now onsale for $2,000 and will take the chill out of my space, just wondering if you have one and if its a good heater?
If you get one could you do a review and write up as to what you feel are the pro's and con's of this unit.
2K is a lot of cheddar for a burner, but if it allows you to recycle what you have it might break even in the long run . . .
I have a 30x80 and it is well insulated woundered if it would heat my place to at least 55? 60? if so id give it a try. all the big boys clean burn ,lanair ect are well over $5gs everyone i know who bought one of them said it payed for it self the first year. anyone else have experience with one?
I have one. It works good. It does take a small amount of effort to get it burning, but really no big deal. It has a tray in the burn chamber that I fill with diesel, kerosene or whatever I have that will burn slow. I light that up with a propane torch and it burns starting a draft and warming the oil in the pump. Eventually the pump takes off and it runs till I shut it off.
I like mine, but that being said I plan to sell it now that I have a Reznor hanging from the rafters.
Be sure of your oil supply before dropping the coin. They do burn some oil.
I like mine, but that being said I plan to sell it now that I have a Reznor hanging from the rafters.
Be sure of your oil supply before dropping the coin. They do burn some oil.
I have one. It works good. It does take a small amount of effort to get it burning, but really no big deal. It has a tray in the burn chamber that I fill with diesel, kerosene or whatever I have that will burn slow. I light that up with a propane torch and it burns starting a draft and warming the oil in the pump. Eventually the pump takes off and it runs till I shut it off.
I like mine, but that being said I plan to sell it now that I have a Reznor hanging from the rafters.
Be sure of your oil supply before dropping the coin. They do burn some oil.
PM sent..... about how much oil an hour? im only looking to heat at night after work about 6 hrs or so than weekends.