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    HI im a contractor looking to expand into some MH change outs but i was wondering if i could use condensing furnaces the you would normaly use on a standard home work? i know that the duct is smaller but its not a problem for a var. speed right? thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by beloambient View Post
    HI im a contractor looking to expand into some MH change outs but i was wondering if i could use condensing furnaces the you would normaly use on a standard home work? i know that the duct is smaller but its not a problem for a var. speed right? thanks

    They must be designated for mobile homes, read the install instructions. Most manufacturers have a separate line that qualifies in mobile home applications.


    Don't believe that there are 90+ furnaces that qualify, but I could be wrong.

    I'll bet ya Twilli knows. He's the mobile home guru, because he's lived in one and conceived many children in them.

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    Don't Trane make a 92 that is rated for tornado bait?
    I r the king of the world!...or at least I get to stand on the roof and look down on the rest of yall

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    Tornado bait that's awsome

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    There are several options for 90+ in MH. Coleman 95.5% MH listed for one
    A good HVAC tech knows how, an educated HVAC tech knows why!

    DEM


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    Lennox GSR21 will work.

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    Manufacuterd home

    90+ by miller interthem coleman ect are i own one i love it.
    but it does have to be installed to code and by a certified installer


    Quote Originally Posted by seatonheating View Post
    They must be designated for mobile homes, read the install instructions. Most manufacturers have a separate line that qualifies in mobile home applications.


    Don't believe that there are 90+ furnaces that qualify, but I could be wrong.

    I'll bet ya Twilli knows. He's the mobile home guru, because he's lived in one and conceived many children in them.

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    Why would one want to get in this end of the trade ? Around here mobile home = cheap,no pay or slow pay.
    i belong to peta ... people eating tasty animals. all my opinions are just mine.

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