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ScottMP
ScottMP Member Posts: 5,883
made it home allright.

Thanks for today, really appreciate it.

Scott

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  • ScottMP
    ScottMP Member Posts: 5,883
    Been awhile since

    I showed some job photos and we have been busy bee's.

    Here's a job we did where the customer has a beautifull home being heated by two P.O.S oil boilers.


    These two guys were riddin hard and put away wet, so we ripped em out.

    Scott


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  • Darin Cook_5
    Darin Cook_5 Member Posts: 298
    Yo Scotty

    You gonna show the pics or what?????????????????






    Darin

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  • bill nye_3
    bill nye_3 Member Posts: 307
    Gee Scott

    Scott that looks real nice........ what am I looking at?

    I'll bet it looks real good though
  • ScottMP
    ScottMP Member Posts: 5,883
    I gave the owner options

    for a large Buderus oil, two small oil fired that would be staged and switching over to gas with two GB's. He decided to switch and have the gas company bring in a line.

    We located to GB's near the new meter and in a location that was good for venting. We then built out distrubution panel near the old piping so to keep the cost down. We ran two 2" copper lines from the boilers to the panel.

    The owner had cast iron rads in the main part of the house and had previously added TRV's to control them. I made those zones constant circulation and they just purr.

    Scott

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  • Paul Rohrs_4
    Paul Rohrs_4 Member Posts: 466
    Super Dupe!

    Nice work! I love seeing multiple mod/cons with a hydroseparator done like that. Very nice planning and execution.



    Regards,

    PR
  • Mighty fine

    work & fun to look at too. Hat's off to you & your crew.
  • jackchips_2
    jackchips_2 Member Posts: 1,337
    Ditto,

    Dave's comments, Scott.

    :-)

    Jack
  • Ted_9
    Ted_9 Member Posts: 1,718
    Install

    Nice job guys.
  • NRTDave
    NRTDave Member Posts: 48
    Hey Scott

    Beautiful job, how was the night out with Brad and Mark? Is there any scotch left in Massachusetts? Thoughts on the Stratos?

    Rick
  • ScottMP
    ScottMP Member Posts: 5,883
    that sucking sound

    was the last bottle of scotch ...

    Great meal at Carabas in Peabody with Mark and Brad.

    Great Wallie Friends.

    Scott

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  • Bruce M
    Bruce M Member Posts: 166
    Huh


    Why do you think I left?

    Ted is going to be VERY angry.

    HEHEHE!

    Mark H
  • Bruce M
    Bruce M Member Posts: 166
    Great job guys!


    Excellent work!

    Mark H
  • Bruce M
    Bruce M Member Posts: 166
    No problem!


    I passed a few folks today that were not having a good day.

    Watched one brainiac pass a snow plow only to leave the pike shortly after and NOT by an actual exit.

    Thanks for giving me the time this am!

    Mark H
  • J.C.A._3
    J.C.A._3 Member Posts: 2,980
    Thanks from me too!

    Thanks Mark. I really appreciate the effort this morning.I wish we had some more time to talk...but you know Milne, he's a slave driver..and I had to get to work!

    Glad to see you got back tonight...instead of another night away from the family.Thanks again pal. Chris
  • GW
    GW Member Posts: 4,832
    Gary Wilson
    Wilson Services, Inc
    Northampton, MA
    gary@wilsonph.com
  • J.C.A._3
    J.C.A._3 Member Posts: 2,980
    No Gary,

    2nd zone off the supply manifold goes to the Buderus mixing station that covers the in floor radiant for the game room and the wood shop....where the boilers were installed. Lower temp. in concrete.

    P.S. ...for Johnny NY..That was the system that Capco sent to us to hang the Caleffi separator from. I tried to get the website to you then..but it wasn't listed ... Hope it's clearer now. Chris
  • Leo_9
    Leo_9 Member Posts: 24
    NICE WORK

    That is one sweet job. I hope you educated the owner as to proper maintainence. That Peerless you removed was definately neglected at some point looking at the burnt front. It would be sad to see all this nice work go the same route.

    Leo
  • scott markle_2
    scott markle_2 Member Posts: 611
    modifications

    From the pics it looks like you may have modified the P/S pump set-up that comes with the GB. I see your supply and returns entering from the bottom as opposed to sides.

    Seems like with the hydro separator you wouldn't want yet another separation at the boiler. It's kind of drag that Buderus only sells the boiler this way, Did you just un-sweat at the ball valves? Are the boilers are staged, Budarus control?, do they rotate firing when only one is required to meet load? were is the supply temp measured from? Nice job, I appreciate when people post pictures
  • mtfallsmikey
    mtfallsmikey Member Posts: 765
    Those old boilers are gross!

    But...would y'all like to see some pics of the colostomy bag that was dropped in a toilet in one of my buildings? Good job, Scott..keep it up!
  • ScottMP
    ScottMP Member Posts: 5,883
    Scott

    We did modifie the P/S station. Chris unsweat the ball valves. It makes it easier to bring a manifold to each boiler and size it.

    We used the Buderus CM10 control to stage and rotate the boilers and each boiler uses its AM10 control for reset. We set the supply sensor on the manifold between the boilers and the Caleffi.

    Thanks for the comments.

    Scott

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