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Looks like you did it right! Can't go wrong with Reznor. I have installed multiple UDAP heaters and have had very happy customers!

Spray foam is the absolute best way to go. Very impressed. Looks like you have alot of toys. Congratz!!
Thanks, Rescue11, the heater works great! Absolutely no complaints. The spray foam was an investment (cost more than 5" thick concrete floor).

As a child, I spent many hours watching my dad and others working on stuff in this barn. I froze my bum off..the barrel wood stove just didn't heat it very well. It is very nice to play with my projects.
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Nice setup!
Did you spray the insulation yourself?
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Did you spray the insulation yourself?
Thank you! I hired an insulation contractor to spray this stuff.
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Looks awesome Breanna Beth. Spray foam is the only way to go and Reznor is hard to beat for heat. Oh, and the cubbies look happy too.
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Nice set up. Can probably heat that barn with a candle now since it's spray foamed.
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Very nice cub barn Beth.
You planned it out, obviously.
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My hobby (addiction) has grown and I have acquired a great deal of parts and such. I needed more storage space...vertical space is what was lacking. Soooo, the local Sears is closing and had pallet racking shelves available. I bought what was still available and nice. They were easy to disassemble but little more difficult to reassemble. My friend Frank helped and we got 'er done! I know pics or it didn't happen.

The stuff on the wooden shelves are painted items awaiting reassembly.

I have about 12 mower decks of assorted sizes under the white drop cloth.
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Now thats right up my alley Beth good job on the racking. You know what you need now, a forklift. I’m sssuming you use the 7000 series bucket to get the tillers and engines up there? Maybe find an older walkie/stacker And some Chep pallets and put some q/l’s up there!
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