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Old 03-04-2008, 03:09 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Portable Propane Heaters

Looking at heating the new trailer. Instead of going with a built-in (my buddy's doesn't work worth a damn anyway) I was thinking of buying a BIG Buddy TM Indoor Safe Propane Heater to use in the trailer overnight. I have one of this little Honda 2000 gen sets to run power if I need it, for a big fan in there if need be.

Cool thing about this Big Budy heater is it doesn't need to be ducted, and has a fan that runs off of 4 D batteries, or a 12v battery if need be.

Anyone have one of these?
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Looking at heating the new trailer. Instead of going with a built-in (my buddy's doesn't work worth a damn anyway) I was thinking of buying a BIG Buddy TM Indoor Safe Propane Heater to use in the trailer overnight. I have one of this little Honda 2000 gen sets to run power if I need it, for a big fan in there if need be.

Cool thing about this Big Budy heater is it doesn't need to be ducted, and has a fan that runs off of 4 D batteries, or a 12v battery if need be.

Anyone have one of these?
TOO FUNNY.... I HAVE ONE OF THESE IN MY TRAILERS, AND I ACTUALLY HANG IT ON THE WALL.... I JUST STOCK UP ON THE LITTLE GREEN PROPANE BOTTLES AND D BATTERIES. IT WORKS GOOD.... DOESN'T GET OVERLY HOT ON THOSE -20+ DAYS, BUT WAS QUITE COMFORTABLE. PICKED IT UP AT PRINCESS AUTO........
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TOO FUNNY.... I HAVE ONE OF THESE IN MY TRAILERS, AND I ACTUALLY HANG IT ON THE WALL.... I JUST STOCK UP ON THE LITTLE GREEN PROPANE BOTTLES AND D BATTERIES. IT WORKS GOOD.... DOESN'T GET OVERLY HOT ON THOSE -20+ DAYS, BUT WAS QUITE COMFORTABLE. PICKED IT UP AT PRINCESS AUTO........


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DID YOU EVER ORDER ANY OF THAT GLADIATOR WALL STUFF??
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Re: Portable Propane Heaters

Not yet Ric. Went into Sears in Bonney Doon and the pimple-faced kid behind the counter (another Alberta advantage) did not have a clue.

I am going to go in when the manager is working - maybe later this week to get prices.

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Re: Portable Propane Heaters

Hey Barefooter Summitrics trailer is set up very well. Beverage holders,chairs,stereo,brooms,squeagee,dancing girls,helmet racks,hangers you name it he has it all in there. Even room for sleds. Stick with him on your trailer pimping mission
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Re: Portable Propane Heaters

I've used a black cat and pro cat from Coleman. They sound pretty similar.
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Re: Portable Propane Heaters

Carefull with your big buddy,I have one as well and they will give off carbon minoxcide when in an enclosed area.Keep your vent open and open all the doors on your trailer before you go in!
Got mine hooked up to a 20lb bottle,good for about 80 hrs on high!
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Re: Portable Propane Heaters

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Hey Barefooter Summitrics trailer is set up very well. Beverage holders,chairs,stereo,brooms,squeaky,dancing girls,helmet racks,hangers you name it he has it all in there. Even room for sleds. Stick with him on your trailer pimping mission
Whats a squeaky?!?!? some sort of bath toy to use with the dancing girls?
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Re: Portable Propane Heaters

Went to change it Summiteer but let it stay. Must be some toy that Sledbunny wears when he rides. I think you squeeze the left ear and it makes a noise or something. Just 1 of many things that Ric has done to his trailor
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Carefull with your big buddy,I have one as well and they will give off carbon minoxcide when in an enclosed area.Keep your vent open and open all the doors on your trailer before you go in!
Got mine hooked up to a 20lb bottle,good for about 80 hrs on high!
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HEY KITTY.... THE BIGBUDDY HAS A CO2 SENSOR WITH AUTO SHUTOFF... IT HAS NEVER DONE IT IN MY TRAILER YET, EVEN WHEN I HAD IT RUNNING FOR 6 HOURS STRAIGHT.... YOU CAN EVEN GET ADAPTORS FOR THE BIGBUDDY TO RUN 20LB OR BIGGER TANKS... MY TRAILER HAS TO AIR FLOWTHROUGH VENTS(ONE ON LEFT FRONT AND 1 ON LEFT REAR SIDES), AND 1 ROOF VENT, AND I DON'T HAVE TO LEAVE THE ROOF VENT OPEN.
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Re: Portable Propane Heaters

Mine 's hooked up to a twenty pounder,will have to pick up a carbon monoxide detector and check it out,dont want to find out the hard way.
Thing throws off a lot of heat.
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