Weil McLain CGI

hi everyone. I was looking into replacing my old cast iron boiler with a new one. I wanted to move the boiler and water heater to a different location in our basement. Therefore, we are going to be about 12 feet from our chimney or sidewall venting. That is why I was looking into the Weil McLain cgi boilers because their venting options are a bit more flexible. Any opinions on the cgi models? Any experience dealing with them? Are they loud?
I have also heard of the Weil McLain gv90+ series, but not sure about those. Any advice would be greatly greatly appreciated. Thank you guys.
also, should I use my new chosen boiler with an indirect water heater?
Andrew
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I installed my parents CGI in the apt house they own 18 years ago. It has needed one fan… That silly boiler just does work. I am also a fan of GV90+ boilers and the CG series. You need to decide on efficiency over repair bills and longevity if you are considering wall hung options. Thats my opinion.
Tom
Montpelier Vt2 -
The CGi is a good boiler IMO. I'd go with it over the GV90+. Of the dozen or so GV's I've seen, none are piped correctly because nobody knows how to open a manual.
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