I'm trying to buy a used PF-100 but can't get the thing out of the basement without removing the hopper. Has anyone removed one of these before? any suggestions would help. Thanks
PF-100 Hopper Removal
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there are some wires that will need to be disconnected but nothing major, from there cut the silicone around where the hopper funnels down to the feed system, last thing should be to remove a couple of screws on each side that hold the hopper to the body of the furnace and you should be able to remove it, i've never taken one off but i have reinstalled one before after someone had your same situation except a whole lot more stuff was off it than just the hopper, pretty straight forward job.
Is this the one near Mansfield? For $2,500, or Trade (guy really wanted to trade?)
Seemed like it could be had for much less if you had cash in hand?
I'm sure some Harman owner will be along shortly to help...
If I didn't already have. Furnace that worked well, then I would have looked at that unit much harder. Did you get a pretty good deal?!
Seemed like it could be had for much less if you had cash in hand?
I'm sure some Harman owner will be along shortly to help...
If I didn't already have. Furnace that worked well, then I would have looked at that unit much harder. Did you get a pretty good deal?!
$2000 was the asking price.. No it was Cincinnati area.
Thanks for the replies. I haven't gotten it out of the basement yet hopefully it'll work out.
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