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Kent and Steve are in the low to mid 34's. Someone has a 33.9xx. However, I believe that was on a kart with some thing done to it.

I have been told that 5 years ago they started being made outside the US, or changed their way of making them somehow. And that that was a turning point in the quality that they were so well known for. That being said, I do run them in both the FD and the specB, with zero issues. The FD stayed on a battery tender over the Winter and that battery is about 2 years old. I'm very happy with it. The specB got its new battery this Winter when the stock one finally couldn't keep up with the cold weather we had. I'm also very happy with it. The FD is a yellow top and the specB is a red top. A trusted friend, and my go to guy for car info, swears by them. I have not been steered wrong yet, so there in is my feeling ok with them.

Just got a 35.118. The place is fast.

It does not. In the product discription on Cabela's site, this info is not there either. Nor is it anywhere I looked online. It's a Pro Guild IM6. I have searched and rephrased several different ways, and I was getting nothing.

Can a mod close this thread? Only have the chair left in this thread. Going to make a new, merged thread from the other threads going right now. Thanks

I have 3 events that day. But, I will try and swing by with the FD.

I'm not finding anywhere that that info id talked about in any product description or review. I there something specific you are looking for to maybe point me in a better direction to answer your question?

Were you at C&C this weekend? I got your voice mail last light after class ended. I'll call you today.

They are in the 35.XXX already. that track is going to be fast.

Damn, that's temping. I want one for projects I have in the pipeline down the road. Hmmmm

This is still available.

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Absolutely. I didn't intend to take this off topic. I was trying to be a little informative, prior to knowing the OP only plans to be in the home 5 years. Chances are, you would not have a unit like this installed without intending to stay in the house for quite a while. They are quite pricey.

Or best offer on the gaming chair. Still waiting to hear on the thermostat.

Still have this. I can set it up with line and you can try it this weekend.

This is a good enough deal to buy and have as a back up if you have an older unit that still works.

Come get these last few things this weekend, so I can be done with bike gear. You're not going to fine better gear for less.

Thanks for the reply.

What is the lowest seer rating you are seeing communicating variable speed come in? When we looked, we didn't see much below 19.

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An insurance claim won't cover this because it is normal wear and tear. Had your house been hit by lightening and that fried it, or some other act that killed it, you might be able to. Edit: This is what I meant to say about the warranty. With you not having it, then getting it, and filing a big claim right away, I would think they are going to be suspicious.

From what I was recommended from a friend, I would not go below 16 seer in Ohio. I just went through this last month with replacing both of our units. I'm a fan of over kill, and went with a 4 ton ,19.6 seer, but I wanted features and energy efficiency. We went with Trane and are very pleased with it for our 2200sqft. We paid and joined Angies list. It has helped a ton for things in our area. I don't know any place in Dayton to recommend. I can tell you Trane is doing 1-5 years same as cash, which we used. It's just one of those things I don't want to mess with for a long time.

The diabedus.

If anyone was looking for a great .22, these are awesome. I have two myself. One of them I have had since 1990, with thousands and thousands of rounds through it. It has never failed in anyway, other than when it was due for a cleaning.