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I need a new Furnace - Propane is killing me !!
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<blockquote data-quote="EXCALIBER" data-source="post: 3404891" data-attributes="member: 57245"><p>I would say if you can afford to buy and install the furnace you want, not some lesser model that may work, but the best one you want for your situation, then do it. Do not skimp on quality. Now with that being said this is assuming you have access to wood, and cut yourself. Now once installed you can save money from the propane raper and put that money towards insulation, I would suggest foam as it does a much better job at blocking all the drafts. </p><p></p><p>Now, if you cannot afford the best furnace for your application that is on the market, I would first spend the money on insulation then later a furnace/stove. Take it from me the more efficient your furnace/stove is the better. You will not regret spending more on a very good unit in the long run. Happy hunting</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="EXCALIBER, post: 3404891, member: 57245"] I would say if you can afford to buy and install the furnace you want, not some lesser model that may work, but the best one you want for your situation, then do it. Do not skimp on quality. Now with that being said this is assuming you have access to wood, and cut yourself. Now once installed you can save money from the propane raper and put that money towards insulation, I would suggest foam as it does a much better job at blocking all the drafts. Now, if you cannot afford the best furnace for your application that is on the market, I would first spend the money on insulation then later a furnace/stove. Take it from me the more efficient your furnace/stove is the better. You will not regret spending more on a very good unit in the long run. Happy hunting [/QUOTE]
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