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Posted by KURT (mi) on January 11, 2004 at 03:23:09 from (67.72.195.41):
Yesterday at 6AM my 90+% furnace wouldnt fireup. And it was 10 degrees F outside. Thank god for my woodburning stove, I was able to keep the house at 65 degrees for 8 hours until a service tech got here. The problem with the furnace is that one small rubber line got a hole in it and was causing a back pressure problem. It took the guy 15 minutes to find the problem and I was up and running again. Now here is my concern. That high efficency furnace cost $2400 or so, (I purchased it when I built the house new in 99) I asked the service tech how long the 90+% furnaces last and he said about 10 years. I then said well a regular 80% furnace is about $800 or so. For the extra 1600 dollar difference I get to save about $150/year in Propane. What do you guys think of the high eff. furnaces, are they worth the money and hassle. Or should I just buy the 80% furnace in 5 years from now--of course I will have to have a metal flue installed.
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