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Re: New furnace/boiler shopping... decisions........


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Posted by EX 450 Owner on January 11, 2012 at 13:02:11 from (50.96.221.210):

In Reply to: New furnace/boiler shopping... decisions........ posted by MarkB_MI on January 11, 2012 at 10:19:50:

Wow you guys really stir me up when you talk about how easy installation is, I use to have a dog in this fight and I can tell you a well-designed system is not a snap to install.

I bet not a one of you that find it so easy know anything about properly sizing a unit or the duct system, also those of you that installed a forced air unit did you use a manometer and set the gas pressure to specs, did you read the TSP of the unit, did you take a heat rise at the bonnet and set the fan speed correctly?

When I was in the HVAC business I ran into so many self-installed butchered units the owner was so proud of.

Now if Dave is running a boiler if the wet return is at a different height than the old boiler do you know how to re-plumb the Hartford loop or do you just grab some fittings and “Giter Done”?

Yeah I have seen some do it you self-installations the exhibited excellent craftsmanship but I never seen one where the HO had the equipment to fine tune the installation unless you have enough knowledge of installation to make a safe installation it is not always the thing to do.

The agony of a bad installation will far outlast the thrill of a good deal.

Rant is done now.


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