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Order just arrived....everything as promised...I never got any kind of notice of shipment but hey glad they are here....Thanks for the tip

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Not sure what to call this but will require great linebackers and a lot of teaching and discipline to work.

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You can expect labor to run you time and a half or around $150. They will have at least a one hour min.

410A would most likely need an evaporator coil replacement ($1500.) unless your coil is less than 10 years old. If you have a gas furnace in your attic it would be the box above your overflow pan. If you have electric heat it is probably part of your coil/blower and, if not available, you would need to change the electric air handler unit($2200.)...unless less than 10 years old. If you go with the dry charge or freon 22 unit there would be no retrofit needed later on ....just change the coil and possibly the metering device and you are good to go.

The advantage you have with the 410A system is efficiency....you can reach up into the 20 SEER (seasonal energy efficiency rating) as opposed to the max of 13 you achieve with the freon 22 system. This means a smaller utility bill each month...but unless you are ready to spend the money to go to at least a 16 seer system....go with the freon 22 or dry charge condensing unit and save the money.

Each freon producer calls it by their name but it is a direct drop in replacement for freon 22. NU22 is the one I am using and the cost is a little less than 410A and about half the cost of Freon 22. When freon 22 is finally phased out the cost will drop lower.

There are low cost drop in replacement freons for R22. You would not need to replace anything else if you go the r22 route.

If you decide to go the 410A route you would need to replace your evaporator coil and flush your line sets.

Give me a call and We will talk about your options.

Amtron Inc.
225-667-5133
2 grand on up for a 4 ton condensing unit only...installed,tax, and all.

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I was just comparing recoil. But to answer your question my kids first shotgun will be a pump. Makes them slow down and make their shots count more. If you give a kid an automatic you better be it rich to afford the shells that little bastard is going to burn

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This....I started with a single shot 20 and could hit a dove with one shot...as I grew into an automatic it took three shots to get that dove

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No, I trust ya. but still 275 is quite a rise from the 60 we used to pay for a drum...now that I would call through the roof.

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I'm ok paying for someone to make a profit if they are licensed and insured. I want to make sure they warranty their work and they are legit. But I'm not gonna get taken either.

This guy just called back and dropped the price $300.

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You have a good understanding of business. A coil may cost $400.00 but it is a half day job usually requiring 2 people...they will also replace your safety pan and float switch. Freon 22 has gone through the roof(around $400.00 for 30#)...410A has dropped to around $60.00 for 25#. You add to that a warranty an the general expenses of operating a business and you will see $1500. is proper.

Your HVAC company is playing a very old game of giving you a price in hopes of you taking it...after a couple of days you call back and lower your price...I know of companies that will lower the price 4 times.

Good luck with everything

Goat, shotgun great choice for you. You should be able to hit the intruder unless he can take flight

Recieved this info from my insurance carrier...thought I would share.

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