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Old 7/17/07, 2:51 PM
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does anyone know the "good" and "bad" of these boilers. There is a very small space for a replacement boiler and this was recommended as being able to fit (140,000 btu unit). Thanks
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These are usually copper heat exchanger boilers. The good news is, one strong guy can install it. Bad news is, it's a 15 year appliance. Also, copper fin boilers condensate less.
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Old 7/26/07, 8:20 AM
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These are usually copper heat exchanger boilers. The good news is, one strong guy can install it. Bad news is, it's a 15 year appliance. Also, copper fin boilers condensate less.
I guess it depends on the area because cast iron is common around here: http://www.slantfin.com/engineer_docs/TRDV10.pdf

...and the HVAC/Plumbers I talk to like them.



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Hi! John;
Slant/fin makes many boilers, without the model and type you cannot say things unless your sure. I did not see any info, is it gas fired, oil fired ????
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Hi! John;
Slant/fin makes many boilers, without the model and type you cannot say things unless your sure. I did not see any info, is it gas fired, oil fired ????
Len
Actually-I can say anything I like. In any event, I'm sure its probably one of those regional things. Around here, the words slant fin almost always implies copper core.
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