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QB-180 Burner

Leon
Leon Member Posts: 14
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Any opinion on weil-mclain burner QB-180.Pro and con.

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  • John (jcg)
    John (jcg) Member Posts: 43
    Re: QB180

    Not a bad burner but at least IMO not quite up to Riello standards. The biggest problem with this burner is the fact that it has been discontinued.

    jcg
  • Mark Hunt
    Mark Hunt Member Posts: 4,908
    I don't believe


    that WM is even making them anymore.

    Mark H

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  • J.C.A.
    J.C.A. Member Posts: 349
    QB W/Mburner

    I installed a few 3-4 years ago . They said (at the supply house) it stood for "quiet burner" . Couldn't be further from the truth .They were loud running , loud starting and loud going up the chimney . Ran nice and clean , but the noise drove me back to W/M-Beckett combo with pre and post purge . JMHO Chris.
  • frank s
    frank s Member Posts: 64
    Ran nice............

    until they did'nt... when those babies start runnin funky the boiler turns into one nasty soot ball.
    Frank
  • Chauncey
    Chauncey Member Posts: 43
    True, and at that point you probably replaced the

    spinner and it went back to running fine. I have never heard of it, but I wonder if the air holes in the brass ring could become plugged given the right environment.C
  • John@Reliable
    John@Reliable Member Posts: 379
    After doing this for ,

    about 10 years I think anything can and will get plugged!I have found the W/M with an Carlin E-Z Pro burner will give you very nice results.
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