REpco Boilers

joel_19

I love Repco!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I wish there where so many more of them out there , job security.

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Bob Sweet

Does anybody

have or know of a contact # for info on Repco boilers.

Thanks

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Unknown

Repco Boilers

Repco has been out of the business since the early to mid 1980's. What is it you are looking for?

Glenn Stanton

Manager of Training

Burnham Hydronics

U.S. Boiler Co., Inc.

Kevinj

I think they went out in the early 80's. What info do you need?? They are referenced in the Hydronic Rating Handbook.

Bob Sweet

Thanks for the reply\"

a wholesaler that I use is looking for a replacement boiler for a church and were hoping to do a direct replacement.

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Brad White

Snicker

giggle... chuckle....

Robert O'Brien

That's

probably one of the poorest quality boilers ever made.They are not missed

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brucewo1b

Damn Brad you can be sooooo cruel

However I've heard also that it's cruel to be kind the very first time.

J.C.A._3

I hear....

Once removed from their base, a chain through them makes a good mooring.

Do yourself a favor and run a REAL heatloss. The guy who put this thing in most likely did the old three finger method. Chris

Bob Sweet

Oh boy!!

sounds like a real fan favorite.

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Ken D.

Repco

Repco was a builders unit. Not real high quality. Actually, believe it or not, some of the Repco boilers were similar in design to some Crowns, New Yorkers or ThermoDynamics, though the latter are of higher quality. It depends on the model. Having a pro look at it can help you decide. The verticle tube designs are not the most efficent way to go. A low mass or condensing boiler with an indirect water heater is better.