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Posted by John Mann on January 03, 2002 at 17:13:42 from (216.79.71.118):
In Reply to: need shop heat fast posted by robbie on January 02, 2002 at 21:48:32:
I would highly recomend the tube style infrared gas heater. You stated you will be moving so you could move the heater easily ,also installation is no major task. Hang the unit check for clearences and run a gas line high voltage from a 110 V t-stat. Vent the exhaust sidewall, should be 4", and if you want, pipe in fresh air to internal combustion. These are widely used in auto body repair shops because they use no blower fan, no dust just heat. Goodluck.
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