55 Fargo Posted December 1, 2010 Report Posted December 1, 2010 (edited) Here you go 47heaven, this is where you really need to worry about heat:rolleyes:, and fan speeds. Taken 15 minutes ago, near Winnipeg Manitoba, temp as you see in the pic about 10 -15 f, sunny, no wind. The old 47 warming up, went fora short ride down the dry gravel road, this thing runs nice and is cozy warm in winte:Dr.......Fred PS get a little quad for some winter fun Edited December 1, 2010 by Rockwood Quote
james49ply Posted December 3, 2010 Report Posted December 3, 2010 just looking at the pictures I get the shivers, below 65degrees is cold enough for me. Quote
55 Fargo Posted December 3, 2010 Author Report Posted December 3, 2010 James, it is cool thats for sure, but if there is no wond, and sunny it is not bad. Today I was at Safeway and Wal Mart, cool weather did not slow down any shoppers that is for sure. Folks from North Dakota, Minnesota and Montana, can relate......... Nice car you have there, and was nice to read about your road trip Quote
Young Ed Posted December 3, 2010 Report Posted December 3, 2010 For sure Fred only wish I had a big enough garage to keep a project around for winter. All my stuff is out of reach. Quote
RobertKB Posted December 3, 2010 Report Posted December 3, 2010 For sure Fred only wish I had a big enough garage to keep a project around for winter. All my stuff is out of reach. Ed, it is time to put a heated garage on your Santa Claus list. For guys with old cars who live in cold climates, a heated garage is a necessity. Winter is when I do 90% of the work on my beloved Mopars. Heading out right now to do some more work on the '48 Dodge coupe to get it all back together after its repaint. Quote
55 Fargo Posted December 3, 2010 Author Report Posted December 3, 2010 Ed, it is time to put a heated garage on your Santa Claus list. For guys with old cars who live in cold climates, a heated garage is a necessity. Winter is when I do 90% of the work on my beloved Mopars. Heading out right now to do some more work on the '48 Dodge coupe to get it all back together after its repaint. I agree, my garage insulated R20 walls, R 40 ceiling, 2 X 4800 watt 240 volt electric forced air heaters. I do a lot of work in winter, and should have done rear motor mounts today, well maybe tomorrow before going in fo night shifts Quote
Young Ed Posted December 3, 2010 Report Posted December 3, 2010 I agree. Its not the lack of heat. I could heat this one. My garage only holds 1 car. So all the toys are put away. I'd love to have a nice 3-4 stall garage of course. Quote
47heaven Posted December 3, 2010 Report Posted December 3, 2010 Wow....sorry I have been away for a few days. Yes, looking at those pics really makes me appreciate that we here in California are spared such cold. Thanks for posting the pics, Rockwood. BTW...I did get the correct switch, finally, and now I have three speeds of blowing heat. Quote
Greenbomb Posted December 3, 2010 Report Posted December 3, 2010 Rockwood: RE: 2 x 4800 watt, 240 volt heaters: Did you have to put some special High-Speed double roller bearings on the watthour meter on the house? Nyuk, Nyuk! Quote
55 Fargo Posted December 3, 2010 Author Report Posted December 3, 2010 Rockwood:RE: 2 x 4800 watt, 240 volt heaters: Did you have to put some special High-Speed double roller bearings on the watthour meter on the house? Nyuk, Nyuk! You gotta be Prudent about this usage, Manitoba Hydro, has some of the cheapest rates in the world, at 5.5-6 cents per Kwh Quote
kbuhagiar Posted December 3, 2010 Report Posted December 3, 2010 Rockwood:RE: 2 x 4800 watt, 240 volt heaters: Did you have to put some special High-Speed double roller bearings on the watthour meter on the house? Nyuk, Nyuk! I only have ONE of those puppies in my 18 x 20 garage, and I still have to take out a loan every time I use it! Quote
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