Posted by Paul Simmer on September 13, 2008 at 12:40:29 from (76.212.71.8):
I know this is way off topic, but normally it seems the people on here are knowledgable in about everything. (I do have 3 old tractors, 1950 Case DC, 1940 John Deere H, and 1941 Montgomery Ward Twin Row) I am trying to find the dimensions of the "Pan" that RUUD makes for their furnaces to raise them off the floor. I just picked up a seldom used, nearly new RUUD furnace. It is much shorter than the old 70's vintage it replaced. I am going to need to do some duct work to connect it, but just found out that RUUD makes a pan to raise them. Not sure if that will be what I need or not, can't locate the height of the pan. Dealers are closed for the weekend. Thanks!
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