Winter snuck up on me. I had planned to better insulate, but when it goes from 80 down to the 30's in a week or so, it kinda bites you in the rear. My walls are almost 11ft tall and the peak of the ceiling is over 20ft so there's a lot of wasted heating space up there. The right side is scissor trusses for the 2 post lift I need to get off my butt and install, so there's really no way to make a ceiling closer to the floor to eliminate that area up there. I know I need to insulate the roof, I'm just not big on ladders or heights and too stubborn to pays someone else to do something I can on my own.
I think for a stop gap this winter I'm going to insulate all walls (the doors are insulated, but the outside wall is not, and that's really killing me) and use the kerosene heater for this year. They're cheap enough for a year and can sell it next year for what I have in it. My neighbor has a 100k btu unit that he fired up for me last night. It smelled a little, but nothing I couldn't deal with. His garage is smaller and sealed up much tighter than mine.
I have propane at the house already, but it's expensive and I don't feel like messing with running the lines, so I think electric is the way to go for me after fully insulating. The wiring and everything is right where I'd want to put it.
Thanks fellas.