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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: suburb of Boston MA
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Can An Oil Burner Be Retrofitted For Propane?
could one expect a great savings as a result?
thanks Tersh |
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Trade: Electrical
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Delmarva, USA
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Re: Can An Oil Burner Be Retrofitted For Propane?
Yes, and no.
![]() Yes, you can retrofit an oil burner with a gas unit. No, you won't save much, unless propane is way cheaper than most areas. You would probably do better getting a new gas burner unit. Much more efficient than a gas conversion unit, IMHO. |
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