As some of you know My block is done getting sleeved and is now @ Endyn. So anticipating the block coming home soon I got this toy!!

This beast better keep my butt warm!!

 

I remember my winter install.....bbbbrrrrrrrrrrr....wish I had one of those.

 

My car is in storage all winter.

I'll wait until spring to install my stuff.

 

come on Levi, my garage will feel like Texas and Art will get jealous!
I just looked at the box and it said for areas of 40' X 35' damm is my garage evn 20' by 20'

 

lol....I was actually thinking about buying one of those.

I know that in the 6 months my car is in the garage I am going to be working on it sometime.

 

jeeze,
if you have natural gas where you are, you should go with that. i have one of those propane heaters and it will condense water all over your tools if you start off with a cold garage.

i'm installing a gas heater next week (along with an air compressor and scissor lift). i'm not tearing my hands up for the 3rd winter project in a row.

 

gonna have to open the back/ side door to your garage and have that thing like 10 feet outside! Some of those things are dangerous at anything less than that! Umm. ... smores!

 

is it turbocharged or something?

 

I've definately used those to make belts stretch enough to loop around accessories. Don't get within about five feet of the cone or it will set your clothing on fire.

That aside, I love em .

 

I have been using one of those for the last 5 winters...Sure beats the living hell out of freezing to death!!!!Just keep the garage door cracked an inch or two..

 

lol just run the car with the door closed for a few mintues and it will be warm...

also you'll have the happiest install ever!


for the retards that might actually try it...don't

 

those things work good

 

How much does the kerosene one cost?


I had a propane one, and it used soooooooooooooo much fuel. The 5 gallon tank only lasted about 40 minutes.

 

kerosenes like 2 something a gallon. definitly keep the door a bit open. 170,000 btus makes 10 degrees seem like nothing.

 

i heard the propane ones start to give u a headache after a while.......btw how much was it?

 

I work in this garage thats bout 40 x 60 and we have one of those plus a wood stove and that keeps it pretty warm. nice choice the kerosene seems to last a decent amount of time too.

 

Nice! thats gonna be me and my buddy's next move to keep our tent....I mean super high tech garage warm...LOL

http://www.imagestation.com/pi...1.jpg

they say this winter is gonna be bad too...

 

dont worry man, several of my garageless friends are with you! we know all about the super efficient modular concept portable shelters!

 

oh **** fred is getting serious now.... i still think the tranny would have looked better black and orange if you need anything dont be shy , just holla at a white boy

 

Those things are a life saver during the winter time. I have an overhead natural gas heater, takes forever to heat up, but at least theres no refill since its hooked to the house.

I'll be doing a winter install as well... Should.... pretty much... suck ***...

 

edit sorry mostly useless stupid drunken blable......

here down south I use em about 4 weeks out of the year ............ damn I need some sleep peace....

-Jeff-


Modified by Jeff33S at 11:13 PM 11/23/2003

 

can someone start a DIY Tent Garage post. My garage is filled with **** this year from my dad's business and this looks like a good idea

 

Hey Fred, real men dont need no stinkin heaters! jk

 

I used a cheap electric heater. It was 750 W low, 1500 W high power, and that thing could pump some decent heat.

The best part is I was renting a garage from one of many in a row at my apartments so I didn't have to pay electric bill. Yes, I kept it on 1500W the whole winter. It has a temperature guage on it so I would set it so it was about 75-80. Walk down to my garage in 15 degree weather, get inside, put on shorts and a t-shirt, go to work. It was great. I hope the electric bills were a grand / month for just my garage, suckers.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by trbob16a &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I used a cheap electric heater. It was 750 W low, 1500 W high power, and that thing could pump some decent heat.

The best part is I was renting a garage from one of many in a row at my apartments so I didn't have to pay electric bill. Yes, I kept it on 1500W the whole winter. It has a temperature guage on it so I would set it so it was about 75-80. Walk down to my garage in 15 degree weather, get inside, put on shorts and a t-shirt, go to work. It was great. I hope the electric bills were a grand / month for just my garage, suckers.</TD></TR></TABLE>


hahaha I lived in an apartment just like that.