The 75,000 btu unit is now selling as an 80,000 btu unit? My new 80,000 btu unit still has a 75,000 btu fuel nozzle (I noticed this when cleaning the nozzle it has 75,000 stamped right on the nozzle. So it's all a sales gimmick. I guess 75,000 btu wasn't big enough to sell the unit. What a lie. I see a couple other brands (all made by the same manufacturer, DESA) that are rated at 85,000 btu now! I wonder what size they REALLY are?
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The 75,000 btu unit is now selling as an 80,000 btu unit? My new 80,000 btu unit still has a 75,000 btu fuel nozzle (I noticed this when cleaning the nozzle it has 75,000 stamped right on the nozzle. So it's all a sales gimmick. I guess 75,000 btu wasn't big enough to sell the unit. What a lie. I see a couple other brands (all made by the same manufacturer, DESA) that are rated at 85,000 btu now! I wonder what size they REALLY are?
You could be right. This labeled 75K unit does a great job in my garage.
7 minutes to get to the point......uuugghh
Sry sir. Went thru possible causes before finding actual cause. Trying to be thorough to maybe help others.
@@jamesp7976he wants yo to go over to his house and fix it too 😆
he gave you several areas to check out to fix your heater in 7 minutes and you still have to nag like a miserable wife.