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The ABSOLUTE last thing I worry about is a few winter time scuff scratch marks on the driveway when I'm out there freezing the gonads off doing snow removal. Especially this year with the extreme low temps. ALL of those marks are gone by March anyway if you don't dig the chains in and no one would ever know the difference either way. I even run V bar chains on the rear tires too on asphalt. They don't spin on the ice so they don't dig in any long lasting marks either. The asphalt is hard when it's frozen. Pay attention to what's happening and there shouldn't be an issue. Don't drag turned fronts with roller chains on them and don't excessively spin the rears with any type of chains and the asphalt will be fine.

to Red Square! It’s a vortex you’ll never be able to pull yourself out of!

@c-series don, perhaps you meant a few pictures? A picture is worth a thousand tractors. Or something like that… 🤣🤣

@JCM I think what I meant to say was I got a FEW MORE since I took this picture 8 years ago. I think maybe 4-5 more?

Holy molly you got your hands full. Why isn't Trina spin kicking and back fisting the $#!t out a you to spend that money on another C-160 instead of those things?

A FEW

Propane adds humidity too and a lot. From the net "For every pound pf propane burned about 1.5 - 1.8 pounds of water vapor is generated." I don't understand that math but I do know it can be a hassle. I had some issues with heating my shed with only ventless but then I added an RV heater which is vented. Use the ventless heater to heat it up quickly because the vented system is definitely slower getting there but then maintain the heat with vented unit. When running the ventless heater continuously things would end up dripping with water. Something to consider.

Sure I'm gonna get the look when I ask for the Big Unit discount.

I have this beast hanging on my 28’ x 36’ garage. But without the insulation complete it works hard. I yanked it out of the storage room of a package store around 25 years ago. Messed with it and unwired a couple of the heat elements to get the total draw down to around 23 amps so that I could run it on a 30a 2 pole breaker in my house, its been pumping out heat ever since. The fan motor is 208v but not 3 phase so that’s how it works in my house.