Anyone know when Trane bought out GE?

[Ronald G. Chorey II]

Inspected a home today that had a GE Weathertron Heat pump on it. This was an old unit and I could not read the manufactors label. So I cna not tell the model number or serial number. Just trying to get an idea of how old the unit may be.

[Michael R. Boyett]

1982 according to http://www.johnmills.net/work/history.html

[Ronald G. Chorey II]

Thanks Michael. I booked marked that page.

[David A. Andersen]

Not that I ever do the "how old is this" game, but in this case it is safe to say that that unit has had a full life.

[Michael R. Boyett]

Originally Posted by rchorey

Thanks Michael. I booked marked that page.

Your welcome...now, if I just had some chicken enchiladas with a fried egg on top from La Posta in Old Mesilla and some Hatch green chiles I'd be a happy boy . Oh... and some Chile Pecans from Stahmann's...good stuff!!

[Ronald G. Chorey II]

I have a whole bunch of Hatch chilis in my freezer. I buy 100 pounds of Joe Parkers (chili type) every August. Yum Yum.

[Jae Williams]

Originally Posted by mboyett

Your welcome...now, if I just had some chicken enchiladas with a fried egg on top from La Posta in Old Mesilla and some Hatch green chiles I'd be a happy boy .

Now that's what I'm making for lunch tomorrow--chicken enchiladas with chile salsa from my very own garden (all ingredients) and chile, onion, maiz, and red bean salad.

[Michael R. Boyett]

Oh man...now we're talking....

[Jae Williams]

Originally Posted by rchorey

I have a whole bunch of Hatch chilis in my freezer. I buy 100 pounds of Joe Parkers (chili type) every August. Yum Yum.

We grow ours--about seven or eight different kinds of chile.

The mexican roofers that re-roof our house this week got about 5-6 pounds of (warm-hot) peppers out of there--


--we still had to pay for the roof.