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Are you sure about that model #? Lennox info shows that furnace to be hot surface ignition.

I have a customer wanting to install a true steam humidifier. Anyone have any experience with them? good? bad? don’t bother?

I have a customer wanting to install a true steam humidifier. Anyone have any experience with them? good? bad? don’t bother?

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Wolverine for me also. I used to wear Red Wing but got to where they...

I would suggest finding a Lennox dealer in your area. Maybe would take them off your hands? Otherwise would be good salvage but would be a shame if they are new!

The 12HPB24 is a 2 ton heat pump outdoor unit. I assume the coil you need is the indoor coil for the air handler?? You need the number for the coil. Maybe you 2 should get together! 600-800 $s is...

Have you got anything in that truck? I'm driving a 2005 1 ton Sprinter that gets 17-18mpg. It's loaded heavy though! Love the room and the setup, not so sure about the quality tho!

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http://nucalgon.com/products/speciality_degreasingsolvent.htm

Not sure how your suppose to get it into a line set or whatever but believe this is the link.:troll2:

Sawzall is a Milwaukee brand name the rest are just reciprocating saws. Buy the blades from the maker!

So now where do you install the spirovent?

I also have been using the Knipex alligator pliers for many years. I can't say they replace a pipe wrench but definately the best pliers of this type I've seen. It's what I carry in my tool bag. I'm...

Seriosly! you are sticking your neck out. I would think the Landlord would legaly have to repair the furnace.

Found this link in another thread "SORRY CAN'T REMEMBER WHO POSTED" but check it out for some good ideas for making holes.
www.holepro.com/index.html

Unless you need all the IAQ features for humify dehumidify etc, go with the most simple thing you can find as the people will never understand it and probably never use the programming anyway. I bet...

LOL gotta love that one!:couch::couch:

Don't know for sure what you are calling a sensor but I would say no the heat will not still work.

I have used a Fluke87 for over 20 years. Very good meter but agree on the amp clamp not being so handy. Also is pretty much worn out but can't complain about that kind of service life!

gasoilair_____I have had the same problem with toes wearing out and found toe protectors that you glue to the boots. If they wear out you can peal them off and replace. Cost about $10 or so I think....

Been driving Sprinter for about 5 years now. Pricey but just price out a Ford with diesel engine. I love the room and have a nice setup for tools and parts etc. Service is kind of a problem as if...

Anyone have a link to purchase the regulator on the internet?

As far as I'm concered Midwest makes the only good offset aviation snips. Have never tried Klein though, but have tried many others.

I have used a fluke 87 multimeter with accesory amp clamp for about 20 years or so. It is about worn out so I went to a UEI clamp meter DL389 which is much handyer for amp measurements and has temp...

Unless your time is worth less than most it is only worth making special fittings and adapters etc. On the other hand I don't know how you can get by doing replacement installs without fabricating...

I am using a UEI EM200. Works great for me and I believe is somewhat less expensive.