TLAOSH revisited

quack24

does anyone know if the new lost art book has anything significant added since the first one is it just a revised addition or is there new stuff in it that wasnt in the first

gerry gill

just a couple hundred pages more stuff

JUGHNE

As Gerry said, more than 200 pages.
Personally I like the spiral bound books better as they will lay flat and fold back, FWIW.

quack24

wow after over 5 years and Im still not done wrapping my head around the fist one

quack24

i think i saw the spiral bound one for sale on amazon

gerry gill

JUGHNE said:

As Gerry said, more than 200 pages.
Personally I like the spiral bound books better as they will lay flat and fold back, FWIW.

but the spiral walks itself out of the pages..least mine did..maybe i used it to much

Erin Holohan Haskell

The Lost Art Revisited is an update of the original Lost Art, so while it contains all of the original information, it also contains additional content here and there throughout. For instance, there are new venting capacity charts. There is also a whole new chapter with Frequently Asked Questions.

As one reviewer says, "This book is a treasured possession for me. I have used the information contained in the earlier edition of this book to solve many issues for my customers. The new information is even more eye opening. If you are in heating business in the Northeastern US it is a must for you."

Unfortunately we can't print it with the spiral binding anymore.

quack24

are you offering a trade in discount if i send my old one back

EBEBRATT-Ed

@quack24 , No I don't think your up for a discount. Buy the new one it's well worth it

EdTheHeaterMan

My old one is signed by the author. I think that makes it worth more.

Pumpguy

My original is signed by Dan as well.

When I learned TLAOSH was being revisited, I sent Dan more detailed information on Nash Jennings Vacuum Heating Pumps which he kindly added, giving a more detailed explanation of how these units work.

Thanks Dan.

ethicalpaul

quack24 said:

are you offering a trade in discount if i send my old one back

I asked Utica Boilers the same thing. No dice. Can you believe it??

ChrisJ

Erin Holohan Haskell said:

The Lost Art Revisited is an update of the original Lost Art, so while it contains all of the original information, it also contains additional content here and there throughout. For instance, there are new venting capacity charts. There is also a whole new chapter with Frequently Asked Questions.

As one reviewer says, "This book is a treasured possession for me. I have used the information contained in the earlier edition of this book to solve many issues for my customers. The new information is even more eye opening. If you are in heating business in the Northeastern US it is a must for you."

Unfortunately we can't print it with the spiral binding anymore.

Were the spiral bound books "home made" so to speak?
Or mass produced just as the others?

Erin Holohan Haskell

@ChrisJ - They were printed in large batches, held as inventory, and shipped out of our office in NY. In 2016 we switched to print-on-demand through Amazon and spiral binding is not an option.