nat gas furnace parts

[heehaw]

someone was trying to convert a propane furnace to nat gas? i can't find the post so i decided to just post this: i have a perfectly good nat gas furnace, i can ship anyone the parts off it if they want to use them to convert another furnace: we replaced it because the drip pan under the A coils rusted out, and it didn't cost much more to replace everything, rather than just the pan: i know that sounds stupid, it did to me too, but thats the way it worked out: i am going to keep the blower, other than that, the gas valve and burners or anything else is up for whoever will pay the postage.
heehaw

 

[PineRidge]

You are aware that the drip pan is a part of the evaporator and not a part of the furnace itself correct? I would hate to replace any furnace that is working well and somewhat efficient just because of a leaking drain pan. /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif

 

[heehaw]

yep, very aware: but when the best price you can find to put in a new drip pan is over $800, and you can replace the entire unit, which was over 17 years old, for about $2k: in my case i opted to replace the complete unit. at the time we where thinking about moving within a year, so the new air cond and furnace would have been a good selling point too: but plans changed. i couldn't believe the price to remove the A coil, put a new drip pan in and put it back..highway robbery, i think was my comment at the time.
heehaw