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Question by Margaret H: Need advice on buying a furnace?
Our gas furnace was tagged yesterday due to a valve leak near the pilot light. It’s over 40 years old and we’ve been advised it’s too old to fix. My husband lost his job in October, and we’re not exactly swimming in cash. Would you suggest getting another gas furnace? Any ideas that would warm our two-story home, 1500 sq.ft., and save money? Thanks.

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Answer by sandman
I would just replace the combination valve,use soapy water to check for leaks

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Clarksville library to celebrate 100 No computer or phone. For a while, it was not even electricity. A grand piano sits in the middle of the room. What copier? The large, wood-framed screen door yawned slightly as it opened. More The Hannibal Courier-Post

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