Pm me your email. I'll send you one.ARpreservation said:
Pm me your email. I'll send you one.ARpreservation said:I havent done a wet wint in the 5yrs Ive been doing preservation. I know, I can hardly believe it,....but its true! So I have my wint guide for FAS on wet systems. However I would like to see HUDs. Also reference to 97 spec. So Ive scrubbed the net and havent found it.
Where can I find HUD wet winterization guide including 97 spec?
ARpreservation said:I havent done a wet wint in the 5yrs Ive been doing preservation. I know, I can hardly believe it,....but its true! So I have my wint guide for FAS on wet systems. However I would like to see HUDs. Also reference to 97 spec. So Ive scrubbed the net and havent found it.
Where can I find HUD wet winterization guide including 97 spec?
You mean to tell me people actually do the work right in some places?mtmtnman said:I refuse them as there is really no way to get ALL the water out. Especially if there are baseboard radiators in the basement lower than the boiler. My plumber gets between $500 and $900 and after he blows the lines he adds Glycol...........
thanohano44 said:You mean to tell me people actually do the work right in some places?
Our plumber buys it by the 55 gal drum for $17 a gallon.............FremontREO said:Thats why you glycol fill boiler systems. Even if diluted with the old water it will still protect the closed heating system down to extreme cold situations. Not RV Glycol since it breaks down in a heating system but you use a plumbers glycol. Last year this was costing $29.00 per gallon. We went through up to 30 ga per system.