Handy Page for Deciphering Furnace Ages

[Nick Ostrowski]

I found this while looking up the serial number configuration for a Rudd furnace and thought it would be good to share.

http://www.abouthomes.info/files/0257%200401.pdf

[BARRY ADAIR]

Thanks Nick
her's another source incl. hvac, wh, pellet stoves & more
CONSTRUCTION CALCULATORS, ILLUSTRATIONS, TIPS, ARTICLES, VIDEOS, PRESENTATIONS, ETC. | Building Intelligence Center (http://www.buildingcenter.org/construction-calculators)

[Ralph Smith]

Barry what a great site!

[Thom Walker]

Good find, Badair.

[Patrick McCaffery]

Barry,
Thank you for this information. I have several like this, but the one you provided seems much more comprehensive.

[Larry Morrison]

File- Save As- Thanks! Great reference tools:)

[Stephen G]

the most research done is probably finding the correct year.

tks;)

[Mike Schulz]

Great links, now all I have to do is remember I have it when I need it. Seems like I book mark so much stuff when it comes time to use it it's easier to Google:p it.

[Garry Blankenship]

Thanks for the resources ! You have induced me to start a Inspection "links" folder. In the interest of sharing, this is probably known to all of you, but, if not, useful.


http://www.recalls.gov/cpsc.html (http://www.recalls.gov/cpsc.html)

[Dan Harris]

Great links, now all I have to do is remember I have it when I need it. Seems like I book mark so much stuff when it comes time to use it it's easier to Google:p it.

The way I found that works for me to quickly access the references, mfg install specs, and specific code references if needed, is paste and copy them to a documents file, then put the link to the file on my computer screen.