IIRC the largest electric heaters sold are like 1500 watts which is something
just over 5000BTU. A propane salemander heater is something like 50,000 BTU...
Which reminds me, I've got a kerosene one on the farm, I should bring that to
my house. It doesn't do much good on the farm since theres no electricity to
power it...
-Curt
Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2007 16:00:58 -0600
From: "R A Bennell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Oil draining and sucking
To: "Mercedes Discussion List" <mercedes@okiebenz.com>
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I have one of those electric construction heaters with a coil and a fan
in the middle. However, my garage is
uninsulated and the ceiling is open to a big attic. I need to close the
ceiling off and put some insulation in.
Then I could probably warm it sufficiently to work in there a bit when
I needed to. Wouldn't be hot but does not
need to be. A new garage door wouldn't hurt either since mine is metal
and not insulated.
Just another one of those projects that has been on the list for many
years. When it is warm enough to work on it,
one does not and when it is too cold, one wishes one had done so. I
used to be tougher too. I can recall changing
the thermostat in my wife's car when it was -25F with a floodlight bulb
in a socket hung over my hands to keep them
from freezing. I think now I would just take it too a garage and have
it done but a few years back I did it all
myself.
Randy
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