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Old 01-06-2009, 04:25 PM   #1
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I have for sale an Modine LP Woodshop heater. This is the type that hangs from the ceiling like in auto shops, and small warehouses etc..
It has a output of 60,000 BTU per/hr. I have it in a 26x30 garage and never had to wear a jacket or even a sweat shirt while in there. It 115 volts, 2.5 amp, single phase. I will include the exhaust pipe, hanging hardware, and any of the supply lines you want that I have for it. I am only getting rid of it because it is in a corner that I want for shelves and storage. garage doors and regular doors in other corners prevents moving it with out getting severe head trauma from walking into it. I would like 350.00 for it.

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