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Posted by two mile on December 07, 2006 at 14:41:34 from (66.102.50.12):
In Reply to: Shop heat posted by Animal on December 07, 2006 at 10:46:28:
Our shop is 58 X 40. Well insulated. We have two five panel propane radiant heaters. We can keep it 45 to 50 with one or two panels lit. (Depends on outside temp and winds) When we're working, we run a 400,000 propane salamander. Brings it up over 60 in just a few minutes. Then light a few more panels on the heaters and keeps it up to temp all day without any noise. We have done this for several years, use 200-300 gal. propane each winter. I use more than that every day I dry corn. Very happy with this system.
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