Recent content by monz78

Thats a pretty good ideal. Thanks allot.

I want to keep the lines full. That way if I need to do a project out there I can start it up a day before I need to use and and have heat.

I had an ideal I couldn't. I do not most aspects of the heating system. But I'm not an expert in any means. Thanks for the help.

Thank you sir, you have been a great help. I wasn't sure if it would hold 5 gallons of 20 gallons. Is there a special kind of antifreeze for heating systems? Or any brand that works better?

This could be though then. I know we used 1/2 pex. We also used a full roll. But I don't remember how many feet were on the roll.

I know how the antifreeze works. I wanted to know how much I should buy.

OK thanks for the help. One last question. How much antifreeze would I need to flush out the system? As I said before it is a 27x30 shop.

So what would I do pump in the antifreeze and let the water come out of? The purge valve? Thats the only other stop that could be opened up to let it out.

I know where all that stuff is. I need to know how to pump out the water. Theres only one valve that was installed to fill it. It's a closed loop system so it only has one.

I have a radiant heat system in my 27x30 shop. Due to the high costs of Propane in this area I don't want to turn the system on this year. I'm also not in the shop everyday so I really don't need it right now. I installed an electric heater to just heat the shop when I use it. Now my question...

With a ground sourse heat pump is that with the tubes buried under the ground? I really which I would have considered all this two months ago. I just installed a new leach field in my back yard and the whole thing was dug up. It would have been the prefect time to do this. In my house after the...

I can't use any kind of open flame propane unit in the garage area. I use my garage allot and I paint cars in it. So there are lots of fumes at times. I'm just trying to get away from propane because I really can't afford to pay $5.00 per gallon for it. I do have a forced hot air electric...

I have a 1404 square foot home I currently heat with a forced hot air system with central air. Over the last few years I have spent so much on repairs I could have replaced the furnace already. So now is the time I need to up grade everything. I have had severaly contractors here and have...