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I just didn't see the point of adding another water heater if I didn't need too! As for the orfice tubes they were removed in preperation for this. If I was going to run a gas line your right its not far and I just dont want to add more vent tubes to the side of the house! Trhe biggest reason is...

I think I'm going to look into another sort of exchanger then! Thanks for the feedback, much appriciated!

That an I can not read the web page!

Rent a diamond floor grinder and grind off all the old paint!

Concentrated Simple green flush followed by Dawn dish soap flush, then run clear hot water!

The coil will be flushed out so no oils! I was also thinking with the smaller diameter pipe it would slow the water down to help with heat transfer!? With a price like that I might as well install a Mr. Ready Heater! Bronze pump I knew that as well. Thanks!

Yes, but it is a reclaimed and cleaned A-coil that will be out in the attached garage at a 15' run from the water heater! As for freeze protection I am not too concerned! As I said it does not get below freezing in there, I keep my bottled water and pop out there and none of it has ever froze...

^ Beat me to it! lol

There is a ceiling specific board here in Canada that has more fiberglass in it for ceilings and is still 1/2". If you have 16" ceiling joist's then standard 1/2" is fine, otherwise at 24" you can get 1/2" ceiling board! A good eg.http://drywalldepot.ca/drywall.html

Looks great! You look a little young though! lol

Has anyone on here ever ran a system similar to this? I'm thinking of running off the NG water heater in the house, out to a A/C coil with a fan and inline pump on a timer in a loop fashion. So hot water out side of heater to ball valve with drain, on to pump with timer, out to coil with pusher...

Welcome. Where in the Southwest are you? I'm in Kitchener!

I use Tundra hose's. Stays super flexy in all temps!

Nice work. What was the final cost on the siding?

Tundra is what I use.