Mr. Heater Big Buddy 18,000 BTU Portable Propane Space Heater

Indoor / outdoor backup house heater if electric goes out this bad boy can safely put out some heat 3 setting 4,000, 9,000, 18,000 BTU turn it up high to get it warm then turn it down to conserve fuel easily goes camping or fishing cozy tent heater.

I Love this Heater ,This is a Great Propane Heater it really heat up the Rooms it has a place for 2 Fuel Keg ,it has a Fan on it and it has 3 speeds Low, Medium and High . It also has 2 Hot Plates on it . When you turn the heater on low 1 hot plate will heat up , and when you turn it on High both Hot plates will heat up.. This is the Best Heater to invest in.

works great, got this as a backup in case of power outage. It took a little bit to get the air bled out, but once I got it done, it fired right up. The built in fan works, but really doesn't move much air, although some air movement is better than none.

Lightweight, easy to use, and works great! This is one of the very few propane heaters in this class to be rated for both indoor or outdoor use. I purchased it to heat my diesel tractor to facillitate starting in <20 degree weather. I was worried that it might be too small for the job compared to the larger tubular 60,000 btu type construction heaters. It worked better than expected and had plenty of heat. Its small size and indoor/outdoor dual use rating make it versitile as a back up heater in a variety of circumstances. It is also one of the few with a built-in fan which helped a lot. One note - I purchased a conversion adapter to hook up a larger 5 gallon propane tank. The instruction inside the manual clearly state that a secondary inline fuel filter is needed for this case, but there wasn't good advance warning in any external literature. I had to make a second trip to purchase the inline filter. The filter is definitely needed because the larger propane tanks are filled with unfiltered propane, whereas the smaller tanks this heater is designed for are filled with cleaner propane that has already been filtered.

i love this heater!!run it on low most of the time to not use so much propane.. Turn it up when I need to.But it heats my little fifth wheel pretty good.. I've got it duo , heat powered fan on the way to go with it.. Love the heater though it's awesome!!

propane gets costly, it takes quite a bit to run it for long durations. some of the directions were a bit confusing. overall once you figure it out and can afford the propane it works pretty well. i do believe it was over priced, but i bought it when it was freezing out and heaters are a necessity. obviously i purchased it in season so it was at its highest price which was barely affordable for an already struggling me whos heater wasnt working and HAD to purchase something to keep me somewhat thawed out.

It is neither underwhelming, nor overwhelming, but providing of an adequate amount of whelm. It's really stupid that it doesn't come with the 6 V AC adapter, as it would deplete the D cell batteries in it a lot faster then what it's output suggests. The fan is quiet, but if you are expecting it to throw heat like a tube heater, you would be disappointed. Regardless, it's a good way to heat your garage and not die of carbon monoxide poisoning.

The BigBuddy heater doesn't come with the hose, or fuel filter to operate on 10lbs propane tanks. These parts are out of stock nationwide at Walmart. It should be pointed out in LARGE PRINT, that this box isn't all you need. Went to Farmers Supply and bought what you're manager Dennis couldn't. I'am not happy. 2Days later my garage has heat. Never again.

For the heat and price. I would have just purchased two of the smaller My Buddy heater's.! Less fuel use, and would cover more heating with more folks around. You can buy the two heaters for the price of this ONE PRO heater. it does well but nothing like two of the original small heaters do. DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND PURCHASE TWO ONE BURNER HEATERS!!! FOR LESS OF THE PRICE AS THIS ONE.. THANK ME LATER

What's the point of this heater if the canisters freezer 10 minutes into heating? Then I gotta go turn it off let them thaw out then turn it back on ? I tried this heater in a garage and it froze instantly, tried in my basement that was around 60 degrees and still froze. How could anyone use this heater for hunting/camping etc when it's unreliable…