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Saw it at the media event and was told 2018. Glad it’s coming in time for winter.
Now I’ll post my pictures. [emoji106]
Please do @The.Handyman…….gotta love the pics…any info also on anything is awesome…
puzzles me why it was there but not talked about. I’m not a big fan of propane heaters because of the smell but it sure does look cool. Now we just need dates on the tough system 3 and 2 drawer units. Itching to try one out
Ya I hear that @Jronman….
Badass. I’ve sat with and ran those off generators trying to ungel diesel equipment a few too many times in the winter (yeah I know they don’t believe in diesel fuel treatment SMH) so this looks appealing. Then again boss won’t buy it and I’m sure as shit not buying it for him so I’ll stick to using a generator if I can’t find better work before it gets too cold.
And I thought my tool buying was all most complete 😉😂😂😂😂
why does this require a battery? The one at my work is just a tank connected to the heating unit. No electrical or batteries connected.
Jronman wrote:
1 minute ago, Jronman said:why does this require a battery? The one at my work is just a tank connected to the heating unit. No electrical or batteries connected.
You have to have something to spin the fan to push the air or it is a glorified radiator.
Grumpy MSG wrote:
15 minutes ago, Grumpy MSG said:You have to have something to spin the fan to push the air or it is a glorified radiator.
ah ok. That makes sense.
Thanks @noccem….appreciate the find . …I’m holding till the 10th-11th “supposedly” acme is having a big sale
Thanks @noccem….appreciate the find . …I’m holding till the 10th-11th “supposedly” acme is having a big sale
Jronman wrote:
15 hours ago, Jronman said:why does this require a battery? The one at my work is just a tank connected to the heating unit. No electrical or batteries connected.
These units are turbo heater style pumping out more btu’s
Tool Barn has them in stock for $164.





