Mr. Heater 35,000 BTU Torpedo Unboxing and Test 

@MartyMcFly700 no I sure haven't. Been working perfectly the whole time.

@@RocketScientist LMAO 🤣 YES we all have a bunch of shit in our rafters!! I know I do. I just got my Mr Heater and took it out of the box today so I'm waiting for the temps to drop so I can test it. I have no insulation in my garage either. How are the fumes with this heater? Do you have to open your door or anything like that?

@@JoeLazzara there are some, and I usually do crack the door a bit, but it's nowhere near as nauseating as a kerosene torpedo.

@@RocketScientist Ok great!! Thats what I needed to know. Thank you so much for responding, I appreciate it and thanks for the help.

I just bought one and my Flame is small? Any ideas??

Thank you! This was my first video too!

Rob Hoffman Thank you my friend! It's still working great after a year.

Hmm.. Never really noticed. I'll probably fire it up soon though it just dropped into the teens here.

Ahhh! I see what ya did there...

Holy crap! Something is jacked up with the regulator. I'd take it straight back for an exchange.

I am wondering the same thing. I can not get mine “hot”

There is no power on switch.. Fan is always on while it's plugged in. Buttons are how you ignite it. Hold one in and push the igniter at the same time. Pretty much like a gas grill with the extra button.

@@RocketScientist Kinda really glossed over this area. One of the most important to see.

Yeah, kinda cracked myself up on that one.

Eh I guess I do the same thing.. Usually I'm wrapped up in some project not paying attention to the heater when I notice it's gettin cold again, that's when I notice it's outta gas. It hasn't killed me yet so I think you're good.

Eh, not unless you want to turn your garage into a giant bomb. The thermostat would shut it off for you, but you'd have to hit the igniter manually each time to restart, plus the unburned gas would keep flowing. This is a basic, no-frills heater.

That makes sense! Use to using the old salamander is all. Thank you for that!!!!! Just thought i could get some use from my new thermostat was all

Certainly couldn't hurt.. I usually crack the door cause it gets too hot, which also counts as ventilation I guess. They say its not really "needed", but probably a good idea for a couple reasons.. its slowly burning away the oxygen in the room, and if the burner ever malfunctions, it will produce CO, so I also keep a CO monitor handy just in case. I don't worry about it too much.. its never on for more than a couple hours while I'm working on something.

@@RocketScientist Good to know! I have had it running a cpl hrs now, with garage door cracked, & It's a pretty comfortable temp in here now 👍

Mine has kind of a strong odor 🤔

austin haynes im sure u can fix it. Lol

No idea. I've run it for a couple hours at a time and never ran it out.

20lb grill tank about 12 hours.

Slawomir Rapacz Propane only per the owners manual.