People make fun of the quality of tools at Harbor Freight and yes I understand why. Having said that these Bauer brand products they sell really seem to work well. I've had good success with them and yes I do construction work and have for the last 48 years. You're not paying for a brand name so the price difference makes a huge difference.
I liked your review, good info. I think you could have included a quick unboxing. It is nice to see how things are packaged. For me unboxing is just irritating when it is prolonged. However, you can't be serious about using the heater when the ambient temp is 53 degrees (except for demonstrating purposes). It would only be an overly sensitive person that would need to heat a garage when it is 53. Probably would not need a heater in a garage unless temps were well below freezing.
So it says on the site that it will run up to 10 hours on a 20 lb. Propane tank. And even on a lower setting this puts out some nice heat! I hope that helps.
That is a good question. And it sounds like you would have more knowledge about that than me for sure. In the back of the manual it has an expanded parts breakdown with part numbers. Bauer is based in CA so i would imagine that you could get parts for it.
Ok, so it says in the manual that its for a construction environment. It says do not use in unventilated areas. It also says to use a CO alarm. I would read the manual if you get it and for $20 you can get a CO alarm, which is not costly insurance. I hope that helped somewhat.
LP burns extreamly well with little CO emissions. That is why its recommended for a garage setting. it can cause an issue if your garage is extremely tight with no air flow and you leave it one for days. Most if not all people are doing that however. But your are right though CO dector is cheap peace of mind.
"Purple haired wizards runnin' around" That deserves a 👍
Purple Haired Wizards, I almost choked on my drink. Imma gonna use this in the future. LMAO
People make fun of the quality of tools at Harbor Freight and yes I understand why. Having said that these Bauer brand products they sell really seem to work well. I've had good success with them and yes I do construction work and have for the last 48 years. You're not paying for a brand name so the price difference makes a huge difference.
Having said that is a meaningless cliché
I liked your review, good info. I think you could have included a quick unboxing. It is nice to see how things are packaged. For me unboxing is just irritating when it is prolonged. However, you can't be serious about using the heater when the ambient temp is 53 degrees (except for demonstrating purposes). It would only be an overly sensitive person that would need to heat a garage when it is 53. Probably would not need a heater in a garage unless temps were well below freezing.
I love your unboxing, I also am annoyed with the time people spend unboxing a product. Thanks so much for the video, I just Subscribed
Thanks for the sub!
"Purple-haired wizards........" 😆🤣😂
Subbed!!
I hate unboxing so enjoyed yours😂
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Do you have any idea how long it will run on the size tank that you have hooked up to it?
So it says on the site that it will run up to 10 hours on a 20 lb. Propane tank. And even on a lower setting this puts out some nice heat! I hope that helps.
@@aroughperspective Thanks!
The real question is. Can it be fixed when a sensor or thermocoupler goes out after a year. 🤔
That is a good question. And it sounds like you would have more knowledge about that than me for sure. In the back of the manual it has an expanded parts breakdown with part numbers. Bauer is based in CA so i would imagine that you could get parts for it.
Purple haired wizards XD
Subscribed.
Great video... do you know if it is vent free?
Ok, so it says in the manual that its for a construction environment. It says do not use in unventilated areas. It also says to use a CO alarm. I would read the manual if you get it and for $20 you can get a CO alarm, which is not costly insurance. I hope that helped somewhat.
@@aroughperspective Yes that is what exactly what I was looking for... thanks so much
Great comments on the review! Purple haired wizards 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for taking the time to watch!!
Do you have a CO2 detector in the garage? Better safe than sorry 👍
i did buy one when i bought the heater. Inexpensive peace of mind for sure.
LP burns extreamly well with little CO emissions. That is why its recommended for a garage setting. it can cause an issue if your garage is extremely tight with no air flow and you leave it one for days. Most if not all people are doing that however. But your are right though CO dector is cheap peace of mind.