Armstrong age

[Bill_Dickerson]

I’m a homeowner and when I googled Furnace age your discussions came up. I was hoping Y’all might have some idea to the age of the furnace.

I think it’s original to the house which was built in 1954.

I attached a jpeg of the plate. It’s not a great photo so if you can’t read it it’s 101A-G8-70.

Any assistance would be appreciated.

[dduffy (Dale Duffy)]

@Bill_Dickerson

I’m a homeowner and when I googled Furnace age your discussions came up. I was hoping Y’all might have some idea to the age of the furnace.

I think it’s original to the house which was built in 1954.

I attached a jpeg of the plate. It’s not a great photo so if you can’t read it it’s 101A-G8-70.

Any assistance would be appreciated.

Why would it even matter, if it looks original like the data tag may show, its WAY beyond its expected life, PERIOD.

[bjeffrey (Bryce Jeffrey, CMI)]

Try this link

http://www.buildingcenter.org/armstrong-air

[rcooke (Roy D. Cooke, Sr)]

@dduffy

Why would it even matter, if it looks original like the data tag may show, its WAY beyond its expected life, PERIOD.

I agree buying a new furnace.
95% +++ and you have a furnace that was about 80% ---- now??? a lot less.
The money you save will soon pay for new furnace

[badair (Barry Adair, EIFSTX#39)]

hey Bill
contact the mfr directly they may want to use it in an ad campaign & give you a new unit ;~)

http://www.armstrongair.com/contact-us.asp