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Hey guys and gals, I just purchased a Little Buddy Heater for my portable (I have to stop buying and start fishing or I may be living in my portable) My question is;how close can you place the back of the heater to the wall of the hut. I checked the user guide and FAQ's but see no such info. Only asking because my hut is so small I want the heater back as far as I can go safely. Thanks in advance for any and all responses provided. Cheers Craig
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ive had mine almost touching the side of hut,,i usally flipover the bucket and place heater on top of it,,the back of the unit i find doesnt get as hot,,but check that out when you ligher up
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Thanks all, for the feedback. I don't want to put a hole in my hut. Then I would have to go buy a bigger one. The new hut would be bigger so I would not want to walk it out so then I would have to buy an atv to pull the sled. Since atv's don't work well in deep snow, I would have to buy a ski doo. If I buy the atv and ski doo I would have to buy a new truck to transport them and probably a trail too. Once i have the truck and trailer I would have to buy a boat for the soft water. Once I buy all those items I would then need to pay child support when the wife kicks me out. Please "GOD" Don't let me burn a hole in my hut!
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QUOTE (nsfisher @ January 17, 2013 - 12:55 am)
Thanks all, for the feedback. I don't want to put a hole in my hut. Then I would have to go buy a bigger one. The new hut would be bigger so I would not want to walk it out so then I would have to buy an atv to pull the sled. Since atv's don't work well in deep snow, I would have to buy a ski doo. If I buy the atv and ski doo I would have to buy a new truck to transport them and probably a trail too. Once i have the truck and trailer I would have to buy a boat for the soft water. Once I buy all those items I would then need to pay child support when the wife kicks me out. Please "GOD" Don't let me burn a hole in my hut!
So that what I have to do....Thanks man!! <Running to BPS now
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Man, nsfisher, I can't stop laughing. thanks for starting of my day off with a good laugh. maybe you might be better off to burn a hole in your potable and let her burn to the ground and then you can have a stress free life. That is just too funny.
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nsfisher. U R too funny! If it was me, I'd go with option #2. Buy all the toyz. I figure with boat, motor, ATV, 2 Fish finders, heater, rods, reels, tackle, floater suit Plus other stuff, my fish only cost $842.00 per pound! This is sure to get U into family court!!
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