Kc10 Is It Big Enough
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local plubming and heating guy told me I need 240 BTU to heat house and shop combined 4300 squre ft. does anybody have one and do you guys think its to much boiler. radiant in the house and forced air in the shop
- davidmcbeth3
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A KC10 should handle the heating needs of any house less than 10,000,000 sq ft.
(couldn't resist --- I serviced this aircraft)
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How about 2 of the KA-6's?benz k6 wrote:local plubming and heating guy told me I need 240 BTU to heat house and shop combined 4300 squre ft. does anybody have one and do you guys think its to much boiler. radiant in the house and forced air in the shop
Easier to find them used and the combined cost could be far less than the one KC-10.
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There"s one for sale on Binghamton CL. In Greene, NY.