Have the Newmac 86C 96C wood/oil furnace. Would like to convert to propane instead of oil. Is there a Beckett or other propane burner assembly that would fit? Thanks
Newmac Mod. CL 86C 96C
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Probably...but I have no familiarity with that particular furnace, so don't know for sure...but it was pretty common with those old multifuel furnaces to be able to choose whatever type of fossil fuel burner you wanted...I changed from a Wayne gas burner to a Beckett oil burner on an old Yukon Husky multifuel furnace some years back, it was no big deal...you should be able to look up the parts list for that furnace to see what the options were.
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I was on the Beckett site and they have a propane burner assembly that is Btu equal. Just trying to find out more info about the change over options. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks
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