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Homart Heating Furnace (OLD!)

ed wallace
ed wallace Member Posts: 1,613
in THE MAIN WALL
use niether line call a professional unless you are willing to risk a fuel spill in your basement and if this is a warm air furnace have it tested for cracks in the heat exchanger

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  • LV
    LV Member Posts: 1
    Fuel Line

    I have an old Homart Furnace. The outside tank appears to have water coming in from somewhere, in the meantime I want to run a fuel line from the top of the tank. However there appears to be two lines. One going through a filter and the other directly to the motor. Which line do I use?
  • jim lockard
    jim lockard Member Posts: 1,059
    listen to

    ED and also think really hard about just replacing that furnace for both safty and fuel eff. reasons. You could most likly buy a new furnace with the fuel savings in a couple of years while keeping your family safe. Best Wishes J.Lockard
  • Paul Fredricks_2
    Paul Fredricks_2 Member Posts: 35
    Where is the tank

    Water coming in from somewhere could very easily mean oil escaping from somewhere. If this tank is underground, you could be contanimating the soil and creating a huge clean up bill for your self. Get it checked by a professional ASAP.
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