That is not common, but the old GE down-draft oil boilers were often piped that way.coal_over_oil wrote:Good evening. Should the return always be in the back of the boiler? A guy I work with told me his return is coming in the top of the boiler. I don't think that is correct is it?
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There are reasons to have the pumps on either side, but for most residential systems with a functional air eliminator it doesn't make a noticeable difference.