Recent content by oilman2013

get your final inspection done and then do what you want later i had a similar problem here the inspector wanted me to use more insulation if i was to use the workshop so i told him that when im in there thats when the heat was going too be on so he was ok with that i got my clearence to go in...

looks to me that the heater is nat gas and canot be converted when buying them in my experience you ask for either nat gas or propane . a furnace can be converted but not those heaters . oilman 2013

thats easy if it gas go with a 60,000 two stage luxaire or keeprite you cant go wrong!!!!! oilman2013

you dont need those fancy calculaters put in a furnace that has a rating of no more than 100,000 btus , in leman terms that means a max output of 96,000 the nozzle you need is a .75per hr , and no more than .85 per hr . trust me ive been installing oil systems for thirty years and have never...

use a split system no less than 20,000 btu put your condensate line to the outside wall let it drip out there dont go to the expense of a pump its no value to you . for the time being get a dehumidifirer and let it run 24/7 to get rid of the humidity , leave your fans on too that will help...

hi guys i just joined this forum looks ok for the handy man that i am. by trade ive been in the hvac industry for 30 years and belong to the canadian oil heat association for 20 years so im looking forward to helping people with ???? in that catagery any question on this feel free to ask and...