[wylie catter]

What have some of you guys tried in the way of heat on your boat?
I am thinking about putting a little kerosene heater on mine. I guess it will be safe as long as the wind isn't bad. One draw back will be the smell. I'll probably only handle it with gloves on.

I'm looking forward to new ideas.

 

[catfishcrazy256]

I use a propane heater

 

[Katmandeux]

I've never tried it, but I would guess that any heater with tip-over protection would be problematic on a boat.

One of those radiant heaters that screws directly to a 20# propane bottle might be your best bet. If you set the bottle in a milk crate, they're not too tippy, and could be pretty easily tied down.

 

[Moose1]

i use a mr. heater on my poontoon, it hooks to a propane bottle.
no smell ,no mess, and on a 20lb bottle it will last for days.
elwood:cool2:

 

[loanwizard]

I use a propane heater. With a tarp holding the wind out, it can make an ugly day warm.

 

[SkipEye]

Propane convection heater works great to take off the chill. Use one at least in the 12-15000 btu range, the ones that hook up to a 20lb cylinder. Those little tent heaters on a 1 lb cylinder will just tease you.:smile2:

 

[arkrivercatman]

Propane is the only way to go!We use the double element made by Mr.Heater.You can sit in the boat in a t-shirt with snow on the ground!Just make sure your still prepared if you run out of propane.:wink: