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Posted by Noel on January 19, 2008, 8:03 am
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> Why do you want to know, it might be only 70% effecient, todays
> minimums are about 82% and you can go to 96.7% if you are smart. If
> its that old and you live where heat is a big cost, get a net one now
> and stop thinking about it. It will increase your homes value.
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True, but as I see it, the value can be arrived upon the sale of the
home as an incentive..so either way it would 'increase' the sale of
the home. Pushing 80, 12 years to cash in on its payback is non
descriptive. With the latest fiasco on todays market, who knows how
long it would take to sell, and should I so call benefit while living
there? Interesting, no one as yet has answered the gist of my
op....how does one find the age of such boilers?
> Not as smart as people think. From an ecological point of view, saving oil
> is a good thing. As a fiscal investment, for me to upgrade the boiler the
> payback is about 12 years. I'm not in a hurry to upgrade.
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