BAD,BAD,NOZZLES?

Dave_60

Are we the only company with bad Hago and Sid nozzles? I think they know they have A PROBLEM BECAUSE WE ARE SEEING INITIALS BEING STAMPED ON THEM NOW.

clammy

sid and delvan

We really don,t use hago noz i mostly use delevan noz and we get them from our buddies at sid and i really haven,t had any bad ones loads of striped noz adpts but not to many bad ones .Not for nothing and don,t get angry are you chk pump pressure and vacumke just wondering what kind of promblems and what size noz large or small firing rates peaceclammy

S Ebels

We use Hago

Exclusively. Haven't had any problems at all. What do you mean the nozzles are "bad".

Bill Nye_2

Bad, How?

Sid buys a lot of nozzles from Hago, how do the initials make them bad? If I buy 100 t-stats I can get my name on them too. Just because you may not like me it doesn't make it a bad t-stat

Weezbo

i like hago ...hago good

have a .5 60 in my riello lashed to my pinner weil mclain of dubious parantage

Al Gregory

I think I know what your saying Its not really the nozzles are bad but every now and then I have to put in two or three to get the burner to work the way I want. Especially the smaller sizes. This winter I have been buy more and more delevan nozzles that are smaller than .75

Bill Nye_2

Hey Dave?

Hey Dave?

Jaitch

BAD SCHNOZZLES?

I use mostly Delavan, usually because our local supply house carries Delavan. Haven't had a lot of problems with them, it's usually a piece of gorp from the high-quality heating oil we are putting in these 30 and 40 year old tanks.
After we stir the tank up, then jar the filter apart, clear the line, yank the screen, and yes, even after we purge the nozzle port, sometimes some gorp gets thru! Remember that the metering slots in the nozzle make a human hair look FAT! Especially at the new, improved "lower" firing rates!
Not only that - I have seen burner boiler combos change their preference after a few years of operation ie - after using a hollow for a few years, the burner will complain unitl we run a "nozzle application test" and we leave with a happier customer and solid nozzle in the unit.
Remember the "nozzle application test" from the Burkhart manual? It's still a vaild test, and conditions vary from state to state and basement to basement. The manufacturers recommendation IS important, but try to remember that it is just that - a "recommendation."

Best of luck looking for that "perfect" combination!

JOHN

thfurnitureguy_2

nozzle question. What is the p in a 4.50-45p nozzle.

Bill Nye_2

Hago P

Is a solid pattern nozzle. Why P ? no idea.

thfurnitureguy_2

Thanks, 1 question down 90000000 to go