DEWALT F340710 Forced Air Propane Heater, 35,000-65,000 BTU

I heat a 4-car garage with this DEWALT and it does the job quickly. The dial lets me adjust from 35K to 65K, and I find 50K is enough on most days. It starts easily, no clogging so far. The hose and regulator are quality, and the shutoff works as it should. Only downside is the smell when it's first turned on, but that's normal for propane. Overall, a solid unit.

We use this in our warehouse to keep workers warm. It throws off a lot of heat, but it's a little noisier than I expected. Otherwise, it's a hard-working machine.

Heats my barn fast. Great.

It works, but I wish it came with a gas hose and regulator. I had to buy those separately, which added to the cost. Also, the fan is loud when running on high.

I've been using this for three seasons now to keep my workshop comfortable during winter. The forced air really moves the heat around, and it warms a 30x40 shop in about 20 minutes. The auto shutoff on the thermocouple is reliable, and the ceramic coating on the nozzle looks like it'll hold up. It burns clean and I don't notice any smell once it stabilizes. I'd recommend it to anyone needing serious portable heat.

My husband uses this in his woodworking shop. The heat output is impressive, and the unit seems durable. It's a bit heavy and rolls okay on the built-in handle, but it takes a little effort to move around. We did have to get an adapter since the hose thread wasn't standard. But for the warmth it provides, I can't complain too much.

Great heater for the money. Blows hot air like crazy. Only wish it had a thermostat.

I gave this to my husband for his birthday and he fires it up every day in his workshop. The heat output is fantastic; he says it takes the chill off in minutes. The safety features give us peace of mind, the tip-over shutoff is important. It's not the quietest, but you're not buying this for silence. If you need reliable propane heat, this is worth the money.