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Posted by kyhayman on January 11, 2004 at 06:44:01 from (68.71.38.146):
In Reply to: OT: high efficiency furnaces, would like opinions posted by KURT (mi) on January 11, 2004 at 03:23:09:
Really not sure in your situation but two years ago I had to relace my furnace. I bought this house in 1998 and it had am 8 yr old 67% eff pulse gas furnace. My heat and air man told me that I needed to replace in 98. Choices were 80-90 efficiency. I went with the 80% pulse gas on propane). I have to use 600g per year to not have to pay rent on my tank and with 90% I was afraid I wouldnt use that much (only using between 630 and 670 now).
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