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Jim Thomson macowboy at comcast.net
Sat Feb 7 05:04:38 PST 2015


The previous owner of our home left a propane/wood stove heater that had
been sitting under my work bench for a few years. With this winters cold
snap, I decided to see if this would actually work. I took it all apart and
blew out all the passages with compressed air. I hooked up a small propned
tank nd it fired right up. It is rated for 30,000 BTU and heats the 500 SQFT
shop very nicely. The next project is to run a hard line to the stove and
get it is a better spot.


https://www.dropbox.com/s/imi53jfpjresw4h/2015-01-02%2014.44.55.jpg?dl=0

Jim Thomson
Rehoboth, MA 02769
 
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Indiana Robinson wrote:
> My shop is basically un-heatable. It can be pretty comfortable in hot
> weather. In cold weather you couldn't get it warm if you sat it on fire...
> Even when we get a warm day or two the shop stays really cold. Some of it
> may be my thinner blood I guess. I used to go out in the mornings and open
> the doors to let the cold out. I hope to make some major improvements in
> making it heatable.
> I have ran a couple of battery chargers on some stuff, moving them from
one
> thing to another. I also picked up a couple of float chargers from Rural
> King to help keep some up.
> Why yes, I am ready for spring...
> :-)
> 

I know where you can get a heater that would heat that shop right up.

http://www.masterheaters.com/kero/b600.html

600,000 BTU Kero Salamander. Saw one in a store, it's the size of a jet 
engine sitting on a 40 gallon tank!

If that one isn't enough
http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200596883_200596883

1,760,000 BTU

Just be sure you have a refinery to tap into!!!!!!!!

-- 
Steve W.
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