Tacoma Picture Challenge 2014

My grandfather is having one installed in his garage so he can work all winter, i'm picking it up for him. I have not seen it yet so i'm not sure if it will suit your fancy....

and i'm not unhooking my 30 year old wood stove and carrying it to my truck for a picture so if this garage heater doesn't work out, i'm not sure what to tell you

 

Wuss

I tried to find pictures from a couple of years ago of when I brought our wood cookstove or our soapstone stove home to use as examples, but the cookstove was in pieces when I brought it home, and apparently I was too busy unloaded the soapstone unit to stop and take pictures of it until I got it into the garage and palletized.
I had no smartphone at that point, so taking pictures involved finding the camera and then finding batteries for it, and I never felt like stopping what I was doing and going through all that just to get a picture, haha!

 

Agreed. :|

LEEEEEEEEEWSERRRR!!!!!!!!!

 

Well that's just below the (rust) belt.
I lost my '99 to the great frame rust epidemic of 95-04.

Of course, they gave me a check for $10,000 more than I'd paid for it 3 years previously, so I turned around and dumped it into buying my current truck.

 

But you don't need it. Save your money and your MPG

 

As long as you're not getting stuck in it, I see no problem with a prerunner.

Now, I harass a buddy of mine about his prerunner, but we live in the snowy Northeast and he's been stuck several times in his truck. I finally convinced him to put studded snows on the back during the winter and throw some weight in the bed, but....
Around here 4x4 > 4x2

 

Time to take up BBQng. That wood is all for cooking and just sitting outside around a fire drinkingthis winter.

 

For shame!!




Hell, I live in the frozen godless North and I've got a charcoal grill, a hibachi, and a propane unit.

 

Propane is for lighting the fire. Past that once you go to charcoal/wood you'll forget about that gas grill.

 

Its a dinky little heater but it is a gas (forced air) heater :/

 

Shrug. I use the propane grill sometimes if I get home late and don't want to wait for the charcoal unit to get up to temp. The charcoal definitely tastes better, but at 8:00 pm I generally want to eat 20 minutes ago.

Take a pic when you've got it loaded and I'll pass judgement then. I wouldn't DQ a small parlor stove because of its size, so I'll have to at least consider a small gas heater as long as it isn't portable.

 

Except for the occasional steak I don't fire anything up without the intention of cooking for at least two hours and usually it's 3-4 and more for brisket/butts.

Needless to say my bbqing is almost always done on the weekends.

 

If I'm home on time I really prefer cooking my dinner steaks, chicken, pork, etc. on the charcoal grill with indirect heat. But it takes a couple of hours to do it right with charcoal vs 30 minutes on the propane grill, and some nights I just don't have the time/patience.

 

Truuuuu

 

Noel, how do you get your sig pic to be that size?

 

Idaho is the same way. I didn't even know 2wd trucks existed until I got on Tacoma World.

 

Uh...
I put an interwebz pic link in the 'signature' section.

Beyond that I didn't do anything to it. Sorry

 

Dang. I want mine a little bit larger

 

Its one you mount to a wall, in a wall, or leave it sit on the floor on its little stands....i says it requires/recommends professional installation though.

This little shit, surely does not fit the criteria :|