Posted by 2510Paul on February 04, 2019 at 11:24:48 from (72.160.248.225):
I thought an update would be appropriate given all the help I received.
1. Crazy Horse was interested in our Gas Rates, see my bill below. You will have to convert to your units.
2. Grizz02, I checked the drain tubes from the white collection box in the picture to the pump on the floor outside the furnace box and it was very clean. I went back and looked at your comments only to discover I should have checked the tube at the bottom of the inducer fan. Another day. Sorry Grizz02.
3. I called the gas company and they had Supply Issues, pressure drops, during that cold spell in the Midwest, especially in Minnesota. They told me they had been asking people to set their thermostats down. I had heard that for Minnesota but no mention was made of Wisconsin. Anyway, they could not tell me if I experienced any pressure drops but also could not tell me if I did not.
3a. We did a loads add up and review of the meter/regulator. House is 80,000 btu, Garage is 75,000 btu, shed is 120,000 btu inputs. Meter is about 250,000-300,000 btu. Meters are temperature compensated but they could not tell me how low. So at -28F who knows. Bottom line, this summer I will get the next larger meter. The after dinner mint is my line to the house is half inch and may be undersized, about 50 - 70 feet. (Does anyone have a table? Comments?) We will see if the larger meter works next winter.
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