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Posted by Steve Scott on December 3, 2006, 7:39 pm
You probably won't save enough to mention. The Riello is more
reliable IMO. Enough so that I have to grab the repair manual when we
get a no heat call on one. I don't have to do that with a Beckett.
Don't forget the filtration. That's more important than the burner.
>Thanks Steve:
>Do you think I would save money with the Reillo? What are the
>advantages? My burner guy said they new Beckets are almost as good?
>Thanks
>Steve Scott wrote:
>> We install Riellos on most everything we put in. Great burner. Very
>> dependable. And different from a Beckett. If your tech is
>> comfortable servicing Riellos, I'd go with that. If he's not, stick
>> with a Beckett.
>> Make sure to get additional filtration at your burner. You can't go
>> wrong with a 10 micron spin on like a Garber with a vacuum gauge.
>> >My oil guy suggested I get a Beckett oil burner for my Bock Hot Water
>> >heater. However, I read that Reillo's burn cleaner and are better.
>> >When I asked him about a Reillo he said he could do it but it was
>> >another $100.00. I was wondering if the Reillo is still better than
>> >the newer Beckets heads and is it worth an extra 100.00 to go with the
>> >Reillo?
>> >Thanks in advance.
>>
>>
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>heater. However, I read that Reillo's burn cleaner and are better.
>When I asked him about a Reillo he said he could do it but it was
>another $100.00. I was wondering if the Reillo is still better than
>the newer Beckets heads and is it worth an extra 100.00 to go with the
>Reillo?
>Thanks in advance.