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I have a 5000 watt ceiling fan on 220 v and it is'nt enough to heat the garage on it's own when the temperature drops below 0 C. Plus it cost an arm and a leg in electricity. So I have a diesel, kerosene 135000 btu heater like you have on the floor and that heats up in no time and is'nt expensive to run. The problem is the fumes. I've seen diesel heaters like the one under your desk but is it enough on it's own to heat and maintain a reasonable temp.ex.15 C ? I have a 16 X 24 insulated garage unfortunately when I had it built I did'nt get the cement floor insulated, I regret. Thanks for sharing your experience with different heaters, I was about to change my diesel heater for propane. Now I know better.

A simple little Mini-split would have been so much easier and cost effective at this point!

I don’t get why someone wouldn’t get a garage heater, which is an enclosed electric coil with a fan behind. This is what they’re for. I have one. It’s 27 amps at 240, 5700 watts and works very well. I bought it from Nothern Tool almost ten years ago. It cost $99. I think it’s maybe $125 now. I don’t understand the fetish over liquid and gas fuels for heaters. All of these are dangerous in one way or the other. Don’t use propane heaters in an enclosed space. It’s very unhealthy.

2024 Merry Christmas and happy new year. Im new owner of snow blower. This video help a lot thank you sir.

Simple C to F formula even I can remember. Take your 15 degrees C . Double it, 30 degrees. Remove 10% of your 30 degrees, 3, or whatever your total is depending on your temp C you started with. Take your 27 degrees and add 32 degrees. Hope it helps, like I said if I can remember it, it must be simple.

I found a new holder for my paper towels.

Harlan Williams?

Merry Christmas, good video.

Would appreciate if shots were in close up view so we could understand what you're trying to point out whenever you describe the steps.

Mr. Cool.

The wood stoves the best way to the cheapest way you're not insulated to the hill so you need cheap heat

Just get a mini split. Itll do everything and anything you need.

Just put on some bigger back wheels

That's alot of expensive diesel

add black pvc tube to the out put ducting to make a duct to carry the heat more put 1 in holes ever foot on the 1/2 foot to make blow all around you shop

Use the same heating system you use for your living space.. Good enough for inside heat good enough for the garage.

get a 35 amp power supply i got rid of my battery cause they can be dangerous too

Works good, thanks for the info.

The best option is a natural gas or propane vented exhaust such as mr. heater big maxx. For my garages I use natural gas 75k btu in one and an 80k btu in the other garage. Work great. I turn them down to 35 deg. when im not working and around 50 deg. when im working. Can reach 90+ deg. on a - 20 deg. day. No fumes, no problems. Easy and thermostat controlled.

I love the shirt you always wear as a former service member USAF I value wearing quality shirts like a uniform . Regards from Louisiana , USA!

I appreciate you sharing this information!

Did he say to disconnect the spark-plug wire from the spark-plug or did I just miss that?

Those little diesel heaters are a life saver.....5 stars..

I was using a 75K torpedo to heat the shop (20x30 w/12' walls and 15' ceiling). The wife came in and showed great displeasure over the noise and threat of CO poisoning. She didn't care that I'd been using it for decades. She insisted I buy electric heat, so that's what my son and I did last weekend. We installed a 6KW 240V commercial heater 8' up between the 2 bay doors along with a thermostat set at 50 degrees. It's just enough to break the chill at night and I can turn it up when I'm inside the shop.

So....the Frankensteined diesel heater worked the best in your situation. Thanks.

Comment faire pour que le projecteur détecte les mouvements et allume les lumières svp m’aider et. merci!

Epa will be after these heaters next. And theyll have def tanks on em for 2026. 😂

Yes, I can work on cars next to a wood stove. There's nothing wrong with that.

1st 15.5min background Now we're finnally getting what I needed2 know. TYVM

The diesel heater banging in the background!!!

You should try a furnace, they work really well...

Does the Honda service manuel describe the process to do this?

I have a 42x36 shop that is ekevated thirty inches higher than the parent building with a wood floor. I cordirned off a tinker area of about 14x8 with a tarp wall and two foors from a sliding door takeout. Electric heater for that area I beat the redt of the shop with s pellet stove that takes a while to get started and hests for about five dollars for eight hours. Pellet stoves are forced draft with a twinin h intake pipe and a three inch exhaust. A good pressure balanced set-up. You can usually find s good stove like sn Englander for about 4 hundred. They can be dhut fown safely as the pellit feed shuts off and the stove only shuts down when the temp sensor tells it is safe and the fure is out I could see using a Diesel heater to get the temp up snd the pellet stove once it reaches temperature. I wouuld say that insurance should at least permit use of s pellet stove, but you need vommon sense and not go away from the house in case of a power outage creating s smoke show as the pellets could bavk. burn into the fuel reservoir.

Intake and exhaust are inches away from each other...think about that

Hard to watch this video

Best way is wisbow heated floor. Way warmer and dryer.

You could have converted the gas furnace to propane and got a 500 gallon tank. Also we have a ICF house with a foam roof deck. Basically air tight. Making a negative pressure in the house is a good thing.

I've been using kerosene radiant heaters for 30 years. Since the price went up I've been using the stuff I got with the heaters. At only .08 gallons per hour I can go all winter on a few gallons

Best bet would have been a mini split. If your Chinese diesel keeps the place at temperature, it means you only need about 15,000 btu.

The GE I took out, I had for 15 years, (I got it used for free) I did replace the pump assembly a few years ago plus one other minor repair. The new Midea was $250 plus tax, Considering they make a lot of dishwashers for North American companies, brands such as GE, Whirlpool... I look at it this way, Midea makes GE, so I bought another GE dishwasher for 1/2 the price. The cheapest GE dishwasher around here is over $500 plus tax. (Nowadays everything has built-in obsolescent) Thing don't last as long, so I can't justify spending a lot of money for an appliance with a five year life span (possibly 10 years). I believe all appliances should have a minimum 20 year lifespan.

Natural gas is my go to heating source. That’s just me

I am not kidding when I say I've had 5 dishwashers over the last 10-12 years. I've had Maytags, Whirlpool, Samsung, Bosch, etc. All garbage, even when you spend over $1K. Our newest one, a Samsung, have had service come out 4 times already for various parts replacement. A royal pain having to wait for them to show up. We use our dishwasher twice a day, every day, so it gets alot more use then someone who uses it not as often.

Was looking at a mint HS724 in Ontario. for $3000 ouch! but new they're $4500. This used machine in tempting but geezz that's a ton of money. They're built like a tank!

Ductless mini split is the way to go.

I use a propane heater in my garage right now, I’m thinking of having a company install a gas heater since it’s right next to the meter anyways. If only there was a way to combat the moisture problem

Subbed, you do great stuff keep it up.

Only the gas company can run lines there? lmao. You have a shovel?

I have found I really only ever use the blower in 1st or 2nd gear, but I have a gravel driveway on a slight hill. The other 4 gears I call "Transport Speed", LOL. And while it has 2 reverse gears I don't think I've ever used them at all, I just put it in neutral when I want to back up or turn around and then just do it manually. A lot of that could stem from my having used an ancient old Ariens 10M4 for years though as it only has 3 forwards speeds and 1 reverse and when it's in gear you don't even have to hold onto it other than to steer it. The augers are engage by a short handle on the side in front of the engine, as well as the drive handle which is just behind it beside the belt cover. Only controls it has at the handlebars are clutch brake, throttle, gear lever and chute crank.

Get ya a gallon of WD-40. It's a boatload cheaper that way than by buying the small aerosol cans, then you can put it in a squeeze bottle with a steel or plastic needle tip. No aerosol, but can still concentrate where it goes.

Good review, lets see how it works in a year.