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Fuel run house furnace

peanuts
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peanuts
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Fuel run house furnace
Nov 21 at 2:55 PM

Hi there having a heck of a time finding someone who repairs fuel run house furnace.
We are trying to get through the winter with one and switch it out. Still have a couple years before it's date expires.
Anyone out there able to steer me in the right direction?
Thank you
one more thing..
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one more thing..
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Forgive me
Nov 21 at 4:04 PM

peanuts said "Hi there having a heck of a time finding someone who repairs fuel run house furnace.
We are trying to get through the winter with one and switch it out. Still have a couple years before it's date expires.
Anyone out there able to steer me in the right direction?
Thank you "
What is a fuel run house furnace?
curlysister
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curlysister
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hmmm
Nov 21 at 5:29 PM

one more thing.. said "What is a fuel run house furnace? "
Could they mean a furnace that runs on 'fuel oil'? I have lived in houses with this type of furnace in the past.

https://www.trane.com/residential/en/resources/glossary/what-is-an-oil-furnace/
F8

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F8
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Those who
Nov 21 at 10:47 PM

repair those oil burner furnaces are going to be difficult to find. Even when the furnaces were more common, repairs were expensive. I would recommend calling the heating oil supplier to ask for a referral. Next step, try the rental companies that have the construction heaters that use them. They have to fix them as well. I hope you find a solution.
TammyH
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TammyH
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Grand Valley Mechanical
Nov 22 at 9:12 AM

That's who used to fix our oil furnace
peanuts
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peanuts
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Thank you
Nov 22 at 9:33 AM

Thank you everyone
Greatly appreciate the information.
Yes my father in-law is hoping to get through this winter and switch out to electric.
OneMan'sOpinion
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OneMan'sOpinion
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Lockhart Plumbing &; Heating
Nov 22 at 2:56 PM

Call Tyler at Lockhart's. He is likely one of the very few that has worked on oil furnaces. He apprenticed and trained under his grandpa, who worked on those types of furnaces for decades!!

Good luck!
peanuts
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peanuts
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Thanks
Nov 22 at 6:49 PM

Awesome!!! Thank you I'll let my father in-law know tonight.
Have a great weekend