LOL... I didn't notice that it said "lease". Yes... imagine that!!

I've seen some weird Shiz on the rent-a-center ads.

 

I think I might have felt it, but I was walking around and just thought I was losing my balance.

 

I go back to bed when that happens.....

 

I was driving at 7:49 am... but I saw a lot of people felt it up along your way. Some people at my old job said they felt it pretty good, in the heart of SLC.

 

I don't, but I'm thinking about it. I appreciate the sentiment. I'd also appreciate some info on the heater if you have a link.

EDIT: Looks like it's something like this?

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Mr-Heater-50000-BTU-Wall-Mount-Indoor-Natural-Gas-or-Liquid-Propane-Radiant-Heater/5014229387

 

Did it move, George?

 

Yep, very similar to that one, Ohio. The price might be a little high to get into it, but it will outlast a lot of other options.

Cayenne's don't seem to be for sale anymore.... but they are made by Advanced Distributors. So parts are still readily available.

https://www.adpnow.com/unit-heaters/

I am going to guess that mine was bought at Ferguson.

https://www.ferguson.com/product/adv...raa1NrGzavIC0S

 

"Friend told me
Well, when I laid down and got the bed spins, I knew I was going to puke" so I got up and had another shot
I said what the hell were you drinking?
He said mad Dog 20/20 and designer beer
I said f you're 60 years old drinking mad dog?
Maybe I'll get some for old times' sake and live the life

 

Def don't prefer propane . Is your garage attached ? If so should be easy to plumb forced air. Personally I'd go with a vent-less wall unit /forced air and if it's no larger than a 3 car gar . You have the option vent if desired. I used one for 8 years in a 2.5 car and two ceiling fans. Quite a few perks, one of the biggest, no noise.

 

No, it's detached (24x24) but I should be able to have the gas line split outside and then run underground along the house, across the end of the sidewalk, and then into the garage. Not sure how expen$ive that might be, though. Then there's rearranging stuff to make a place for the heater to mount....

I don't work out there an awful lot , and when I do, that 30,000 BTU tank-top heater does a decent job. It sure would be nice, though, to keep things above freezing automatically, and warm the garage properly.