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    Old Lennox Furnace

    Lennox Furnace from the 1950's, thought you guys might think it's cool.

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    Looks like it has seen some rollout

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    Is that furnace being replaced or still kicking strong?
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    Still kicking strong.

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    Takes me back to my first years in the field. Those beasts were new then, energy hogs, but easy to work on, quality consruction, I would'nt be surprised if they could last a century. Most common call was thermocouples and delayed ignition(cast iron burners needed cleaned). Evrybody knew how to take care of belts-you had to change em on your car too. Not so sure about rollout, the hx was cast and realy heavy,most likley delayed ignition. Heck, I'm about the same age and have scorch marks around my orifices too. Thank you for the trip down memory lane 54regcab
    He didn't bring any lunch home, so they ate him.

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    I haven't seen a lowboy like that, but I used to regularly see some Lennox and Carrier upflow furnaces, from the early 50's, that had the blower in the bottom, with the heat exchanger and evaporator coils side by side, with separate duct connections out of the top of them so you could have separate heating and cooling duct systems, or just transition them both into the same duct system.
    They had a lever that would move a damper to direct airflow from the blower through either the heating or the cooling side.
    It's been a good 13-14 years since I've seen one, wish I had some pictures.
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    Don't know about now, but, you used to see some crazy looking Lennox stuff, you could buy modular. Crawled under a house one time and I was confronted by a gaspack! Modular heating section, modular cooling section, all vented, modular blower section, all sized for the application. Any mod. to fit the space. And it worked, and worked well.
    He didn't bring any lunch home, so they ate him.

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    What's that child looking guy on the blue label? Is he from Lennox back in the day.

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    That's the sylized service man of the day, or Dave Lennox. Cool, clean, Brilcreamed service machine!
    He didn't bring any lunch home, so they ate him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bustedknuckles View Post
    Don't know about now, but, you used to see some crazy looking Lennox stuff, you could buy modular. Crawled under a house one time and I was confronted by a gaspack! Modular heating section, modular cooling section, all vented, modular blower section, all sized for the application. Any mod. to fit the space. And it worked, and worked well.


    Landmark Series
    Replaced several hx sections in horizontals. Was pretty quick

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    Quote Originally Posted by OldSchoolMech View Post
    What's that child looking guy on the blue label? Is he from Lennox back in the day.
    Lennie Lennox :-)


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    Wow. Hiyer Folks, I'll fix it in a snap!
    He didn't bring any lunch home, so they ate him.

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    Looks like a nice simple furnace.

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