Bill, the last thing you want to do is install a geo yourself. You definately run the risk of voiding the waranty.
My BIL has a HVAC business, installs geos. He has backhoe, but hires someone with an excavator to dig a deep pit, not trenches.
There is talk amoung people in the HVAC business that 410a is causing pressure related problems.
There is talk that engineers are working on finding a replacement for 410a.
Google life expendency of geo's and report back.
IMHO, there isn't anything better than making a superinsulated house.
You haven't seen my house on the north side of town. It's over 2100 + 24x24 garage + another 24x24 workshop. I keep house at 72 summer, 70 winter. Attached garage at 50. I got rid of gas and went with simple baseboard electric.
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