Winter garage time!
12-08-2007, 01:46 PM
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Winter garage time! Well, today starts one of many days in the garage working on the car, what do you guys use to stay warm? I just picked up a 60,000 BTU heater that runs off kerosene and deisel fuel 
. That and a few drinks should keep things toasty.
I know of a certian 3rd gen race car getting tinkered on as well
. That and a few drinks should keep things toasty.I know of a certian 3rd gen race car getting tinkered on as well
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12-08-2007, 11:33 PM
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300,000? thats fricken huge! i used to use 2 400,000 kerosene heaters ( the jet kinda type) to heat a 40,000 sq ft warehouse haha and they worked really well held it at about 65 degrees! but in my garage we ran a natural gas line from the house and have a 40,000 btu heaters in the rafters with a fan pointed down.......it still gets cold laying on the concrete though haha
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12-09-2007, 02:21 AM
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300,000? thats fricken huge! i used to use 2 400,000 kerosene heaters ( the jet kinda type) to heat a 40,000 sq ft warehouse haha and they worked really well held it at about 65 degrees! but in my garage we ran a natural gas line from the house and have a 40,000 btu heaters in the rafters with a fan pointed down.......it still gets cold laying on the concrete though haha
Its a 60,000 btu torpedo heater, damn thing works great!
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12-10-2007, 04:16 AM
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Garage is attached to house, is in a lower level below the bonus room. We installed insulated garage doors with great weatherstriping, and a well insulated/weatherstripped service door about 10 years ago. Stays a comfy 60 degrees in the winter with no heat.