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Shop ventalation
Looking for some input on my small shop for ventilation. I have 2 tractors in there my 1864 with blower and my 1812 with blade its a shop 13 x 20 or so insulated well with new windows . When you enter it has the slightest smell of gas fumes. Wondering how you guys prevent this from happening to your small cub spaces. thanks Rob
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Crack a window open.
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That's not how it's supposed to smell?
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you need a roof vent for proper ventilation/flow
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My O is in my attached 11x25' garage and it doesn't smell like gas....my wife would let me know if it did. I do shut the fuel off on mine, sounds like one of yours has a drip or your shop is tighter than my garage.
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I really think my work shop/ cub shed is almost too tight. it is insulated very well it stays 30-35 degrees with no heat . My tractors do not leak any fuel but when you have 3-4 gallons of gas in them the smell has to go somewhere. I know nothing about roof vents ...My shop has 2 floors a work area and a storage area on the 2nd floor . any thing special that I need to know about a roof vent ?
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Rob
I have 2 of these in my shop. http://www.northerntool.com/shop/too...ion-proof-fans Nice when I'm painting. |
If your shop is sealed that tight, you might have to have an equal vent down low on a wall the same size as a roof or up high wall vent.
Before doing either, try a piece of visqueen under the gas caps on anything that vents thru the gas cap. Check your jugs of gas too, maybe one has a pin hole or the caps are allowing the gas to evaporate out. |
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I still say open a window....... |
cracked a window about 1/4 of an inch at dinner time will check when in a few hours after work.
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