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squaredave · 02-22-2008, 06:42 PM

Yes, there is a 2" furnace hose. I can only see about 3 feet of it and won't be able to tell what's going on downstream until I can open up the underbelly . One of the proposed tasks is to check for kinks, breaks, and blockages in the existing one and fix any problems, if any, before thinking about adding the 2nd hose.

I'd be interested in getting the low point drain valves located above the underbelly with the valve handles accessible from outside. If anyone can provide specific details of the installation, I'll be forever grateful.

Thanks for all the good suggestions. I can hardly wait till next winter to see how well they work (NOT!).

02-22-2008, 06:42 PM	#10
squaredave New Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Brighton Posts: 4 M.O.C. #8072	Yes, there is a 2" furnace hose. I can only see about 3 feet of it and won't be able to tell what's going on downstream until I can open up the underbelly . One of the proposed tasks is to check for kinks, breaks, and blockages in the existing one and fix any problems, if any, before thinking about adding the 2nd hose. I'd be interested in getting the low point drain valves located above the underbelly with the valve handles accessible from outside. If anyone can provide specific details of the installation, I'll be forever grateful. Thanks for all the good suggestions. I can hardly wait till next winter to see how well they work (NOT!).