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[ray h]

Wasn't sure where to put this...

I was doing some comparisons between the various models of Mr Heater propane heaters and I saw this "new" (a year of 2 ago) model.
It's currently on sale at Tractor Supply, so I thought I'd mention it for those who may be seeking an emergency heating source.

We have the single tank "Little Buddy" and it does OK, but a higher output model would be better.
I was about to order this, but I think I'll hold off a bit since we do have a kerosene heater for emergencies too.
Since I already had all the info handy, I figured I'd share this info.

Reg $150 (seems to be that price most everywhere)
SALE $100

https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/pr...eater-f600100#

Mr Heater Buddy FLEX (you can connect a stove accessory to it)



For comparing the specs...

That's a good price on the flex, but I don't think I would pay more for the flex than the standard Buddy.

[Gunowner99]

Fortunately, I got the big buddy for I think it was 109 at tractor supply Thanksgiving week

[Walleye Hunter]

Fortunately, I got the big buddy for I think it was 109 at tractor supply Thanksgiving week

Here it is. This is what I got a few years ago on sale. It holds a 20 lber and does 18,000 BTUs.

https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/pr...a?cm_vc=-10005

[Emptymag]

For those who stock up on these Keystone canned meats, Walmart has LOWERED the price by a hair over a buck a can!

I have a bunch of these in the basement.
Expensive, but VERY good quality with LONG shelf life.





We haven't gotten any of the ground beef in well over a year, so they finally put another product in that shelf spot.

[Bug44]

For those who stock up on these Keystone canned meats, Walmart has LOWERED the price by a hair over a buck a can!

I have a bunch of these in the basement.
Expensive, but VERY good quality with LONG shelf life.





We haven't gotten any of the ground beef in well over a year, so they finally put another product in that shelf spot.

What*s the shelf life? 2-3 years?

[Emptymag]

What*s the shelf life? 2-3 years?

5 years.
Far longer than any other canned meats I've seen in a grocery store.
Best I can recall, all the can's I've bought in the last year were stamped with a 2027 date.

[Bug44]

Interesting

[Emptymag]

If you need storage shelving for food/etc,
Ollies has two (metal/wood) shelving units in the current sale flyer.
36"Wx18"Dx72"H is $69.99
48"W unit is $99.99

I would assume it's constructed exactly like the one I posted pics of several pages back.
They're all made by the same factory with different names on the boxes.

Great prices. I wish I had more room to put another one in the basement. I'm getting pretty full on my shelves now.

[JaySmith]

I just picked up 36x18x72" from wally world for $30 a piece. I bought 3 sets. $69.99 seems like a terrible deal. Unless we're posting un-deals now?

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hart-Heav...city/187493158

They're $100 now, but they were on clearance at select locations only. I had to drive 40 miles to find them in stock.

[Emptymag]

I just picked up 36x18x72" from wally world for $30 a piece. I bought 3 sets. $69.99 seems like a terrible deal. Unless we're posting un-deals now?

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hart-Heav...city/187493158

They're $100 now, but they were on clearance at select locations only. I had to drive 40 miles to find them in stock.

Yeah, um... OK. "Clearance". Glad you lucked out.
$100 is a good price too compared to most places, so $69.99 doesn't really seem so terrible to me.