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ParticipantI would check with the manufacturer, as only the OEM can warranty your furnace. I don’t think amp draw is really a “necessary” thing to check. Maybe confirm the set screw is tight on the blower, but if it isn’t then I think you would hear some noise from it. Obviously change the filter regularly, although a dirty filter will actually work better as it has more surface area. I think I might put an electrostatic filter in myself to cut down on the amount of dust.
ParticipantI would check with the manufacturer, as only the OEM can warranty your furnace. I don’t think amp draw is really a “necessary” thing to check. Maybe confirm the set screw is tight on the blower, but if it isn’t then I think you would hear some noise from it. Obviously change the filter regularly, although a dirty filter will actually work better as it has more surface area. I think I might put an electrostatic filter in myself to cut down on the amount of dust.
ParticipantWouldn’t it be nice if when our troops come home they could buy a home that was affordable in the 50’s, instead of built in the 50’s.
ParticipantWouldn’t it be nice if when our troops come home they could buy a home that was affordable in the 50’s, instead of built in the 50’s.
ParticipantWouldn’t it be nice if when our troops come home they could buy a home that was affordable in the 50’s, instead of built in the 50’s.
ParticipantWouldn’t it be nice if when our troops come home they could buy a home that was affordable in the 50’s, instead of built in the 50’s.
ParticipantWouldn’t it be nice if when our troops come home they could buy a home that was affordable in the 50’s, instead of built in the 50’s.
ParticipantSeems to me that builders nowadays just want to build “move-up” housing. It seems impossible for first time buyers to buy a new, 3bed 2bath, modest detached home. I think if you take away excessive profit, union labor, governmental red tape, there should be no reason a new modest home couldn’t be in the 200’s. It’s too bad other states can do it but CA can’t or won’t.
ParticipantSeems to me that builders nowadays just want to build “move-up” housing. It seems impossible for first time buyers to buy a new, 3bed 2bath, modest detached home. I think if you take away excessive profit, union labor, governmental red tape, there should be no reason a new modest home couldn’t be in the 200’s. It’s too bad other states can do it but CA can’t or won’t.
ParticipantSeems to me that builders nowadays just want to build “move-up” housing. It seems impossible for first time buyers to buy a new, 3bed 2bath, modest detached home. I think if you take away excessive profit, union labor, governmental red tape, there should be no reason a new modest home couldn’t be in the 200’s. It’s too bad other states can do it but CA can’t or won’t.
ParticipantSeems to me that builders nowadays just want to build “move-up” housing. It seems impossible for first time buyers to buy a new, 3bed 2bath, modest detached home. I think if you take away excessive profit, union labor, governmental red tape, there should be no reason a new modest home couldn’t be in the 200’s. It’s too bad other states can do it but CA can’t or won’t.
ParticipantSeems to me that builders nowadays just want to build “move-up” housing. It seems impossible for first time buyers to buy a new, 3bed 2bath, modest detached home. I think if you take away excessive profit, union labor, governmental red tape, there should be no reason a new modest home couldn’t be in the 200’s. It’s too bad other states can do it but CA can’t or won’t.
ParticipantGood point “jeeman”. Well I guess that kills that idea. I, refuse to work for less than minimum wage.
ParticipantGood point “jeeman”. Well I guess that kills that idea. I, refuse to work for less than minimum wage.
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