bowtie1972
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I resoreing my Grandfathers old shop heater, It,s a Reznor and wondering if anyone else has one. Mine apears to be from the mid fiftys to the mid sixtys.
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REZNOR Heaters
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Dragster Racer
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Mine's pretty old, but I don't think that old. I was thinking mine was about 35 years old.
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bowtie1972
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Hey Dragster, I was wondering if your heater is a lite green metalic ? and most important to me if your air intake is at the top, and if so is there a louver over port ?
Thanks Rex
Thanks Rex
BADSIX
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the company i work for has a large warehouse that has one, only its about 6-7 years old. we allso have one in our repair shop and i just ordered a new one for our supply building that had a black gold in it. the reznors work perfect.
cowboyjosh
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My Reznor isbrunning right now, its darn cold in Colorado.
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bowtie1972
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Thats goood I'm realy digging that everyone says grate reviews about them. I almost done, can't wait untill I get it hung and working. It dosn't get that cold out here in sunny California. Just to finsh and get it working will be bad *** for me.
cowboyjosh
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Its 6 degrees outside right now, Monday has a high of 9-12 degrees. At keast its not windy. My Reznor has no problem keeping my garage at 60 degrees or warmer, per the heat loss calc i didnt need anything over 60k btus due to descent isulation and a finished, heated mother in law suite over the garage. Reznor is a great brand and they re worth the extra money imo.