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Replacing old furnace and water heater ( OIL ) I'm replaceing and 40+yr old Williamson forced hot air furnace 140kBTU/ 3.5 ton and Ford 30 gal water heater. both vent into a 20' Amerivent 7'' factory built double wall SS chimney ( see pic ). I have ask two small time Plumbing & Heating...

use as many transfer plates as you can !!!. Trust me.

Holding set point is marginal, on very hot and cold days. I really do need to get somone in to do the H/C load calc asap. You know two weeks ago i cleaned my file cabinet and dumped three years of Electric and oil bills showing usage data. As for the AC coil, is there any prefered shape coil...

yes the existing old Furnace unit has a 3ton AC and a 4 ton may well be to much for a small ranch. the AC is run approx 20 days during the summer here in the north east. To way the cost of a separateA/C - Heat pump unit ( attic unit ) with all new duct, insulation and defusers against the amount...

Zip is 12546. Tri state corner,NY,Mas & Conn. Gets pretty cold. House is ranch style 2x4 framing w/ R11batt insullation(not the greatest), T-111 siding with all anderson window and all duct work was just wraped and sealed. I have three pellet stoves on thermostats that heat during the day when...

I have a 42 year old oil fired Williamson 5 in 1 furnace(heat,cool,humidify,elect air cleaner and 2 stage filter) . What a cadilac this thing must have been back in the day, Actually its been a great furnace and was maintained yearly. I want to upgrade to a bigtime super high efficiency...

I have a 40 year + old Ford Oil Fired water heater and a 40 year+ williamson 5 in 1 furnace. So its time!!!. the furnace has a 6" flue and the old water heater has a 6" flue. They are both Tee'd in to an Amerivent Model FB 7" Factory Built all Fuel Chimney. The origional builder did a real nice...