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I sell these aswell I have installed hundreds over the last 15yrs. We used only York and Rheem for the longest time when I had a low income project or something on a budget I would sub the goodman in to get the job....guess what? I never had a call back to these units....they were NEVER well...

those items you are in question of are 1 with the hole a rivit set....the other two I think are for setting a pittsburgh on sheetmetal duct work.... I'd take the one with the hole.....message me your info if avail and who i send the donation to.......thanks

i'd think you would be fine just don't push the glass up tight...let it hang off the plywood...when the glass is tight on the wood that is when you have problems with rot , though they are not a perfect fit they do still give you the air space your looking for...

I do install these systems here in NJ I am not a big fan of just installing straight heatpumps I will however install them with gas and oil fired furnaces...then you have the ability to run the heatpump when the temp allows and when the need for backup heat comes I have the gas or oil furnace...

I understand what your trying to do.... but I think your missing that the new airhandler doesn't know what freon is going to be in the unit....the coil will take the pressure of 410 it is not some absurd amount PSI just more than the R22 systems..... if its dollars that you want to save why not...

Honestly... I cant really say,.. they are somewhat insulated from the factory ....at least in todays equipt. I don't think it will do ya really one bit of good, now on the other side what can it really hurt? Here in NJ everything in now energy star and for inspection we have never had to wrap...

I am a little lost on what is freezing...the line or jet itself...... I think you want to say orfice....... if that is the case being propane, I have seen when the tank gets low.....hence the name liquid propane it may be loosing pressure..... I have witnessed these with ice forming coming...

I assume that the unit is a 3 ton by the model # Why don't you scrap the furnace and the coil go buy a 3 ton airhandler it is light weight is able to accept a heat kit in a variety of kw's and your trusses will be just fine with that load.... I do them all the time... the township wants the...

This was a cabinet I found at a local surplus buy out co. made by Akro in Ohio it is a well built machine mounted on a turntable all the bins are seperate and you can change the drawer size from side to side....comes apart in minutes and includes hundreds of dividers and labels... I paid 750 for...

I'd like to see what you have spent on repairs over the last 19yrs on that geo unit...... here in nj they have no hang time. I see that you have a open loop system ...lucky in one sense spring a leak on a system that is closed and coiled in the ground with glycol and find the leak! talk about...

I would have to agree I am a owner of a HVAC co here in NJ the geothermal is a great thought but has its share of bumps in the road repair being the biggest. There is a co out there called yukon. google them you will find their website.....We have installed several here in NJ and they are a very...