Clayton 1602 forced air induction kit

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mmead1014

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Near Scranton Pa
As of a year ago I installed a Clayton 1602m furnace. Last year I controlled the burn temp manually with the screw drafts. I'm contemplating buying the forced air induction kit that is controlled by a thermostat. I'd like to get some opinions on whether it's worth it or not. I've read that it ends up burning more wood then the manual method.

I've found the kit for $289.00 free shipping.
Part number 16DKIL
 
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