Mr. Heater 185,000 BTU Forced Air Kerosene Heater

I purchased two and they heat a 14,400 square foot building in winter. Outside temperature = 30F inside temp after 1 hour = approx. 60F. They burn 1 gallon of diesel per hour on high.

I purchased this heater on line... It's exactly what was advertised and works flawlessly...

The day I received this product, I put it to the test! It turned really cold here a few days prior to receiving it so, was really waiting for it's deliver! I unpacked and assembled the parts requiring assembly: amazed at how little assembly was required before putting it into use! I have a 7200 square foot building, one end has a heater but, the other end was not! I fired this bevy up in conjunction with the other heater to bring the temperature up to a comfortable temperature! 7200 square feet is a lot of space to heat but, amazingly enough it was a comfortable work environment after about an hour and a half! I was able to maintain the comfortable temperature with its thermostatic control! Absolutely one of the best investments I've made! Works great, price was nice and pumps out the heat! Great purchase!

I bought this for my husband for his unheated 2 car garage. I am so glad I did. He is nice and warm and is having a great time organizing and rebuilding his garage.

Bought this when we dropped in temps. My 2 old 55k and 65k were toast. I wanted a big boy, multifuel unit for heating my hangar. This thing puts out some heat. I love it. I've read some about poor fuel economy, but I disagree

This is easy to assemble and it is super powerful! The fact that it can take diesel instead of kerosene is a plus. The wheels make it easy to move around where you need it.

bought this about 1 month ago for my 5500 sqft shop. its amazing! even with the 30 degree weather the shop stayed warm. recommend it!

I purchased this heater for my husband for Christmas. I know he's going to love having it in his work shop.

I am really surprised how quite this heater is for its size. Does a great job heating my 30x50 shop.

I bought this heater for my 30x40 pole barn. First impression were putting together was easy enough sure. Then put in 5 gallons of kerosene, plugged it in and it had a problem starting. Turns out the fan blade on the motor was caught rubbing on the body inside the tube. So I had to unbolt the motor and put a couple flat washers in between the motor and the bracket it sits on just so the fan had enough clearance to spin freely. So after doing this whole fiasco and putting the heater back together. I hit the on switch then it fired up works like it should have. But like with anything anymore you got to fix even new stuff nowadays.