I would. They aren't gosh awful expensive. at least, not when compared
to oil gun overhauls, and the couple days living in a cold house while
the parts are back ordered.

Got to keep up with the Joneses, get a filter.

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Christopher A. Young
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"mm" wrote in message
news I'm about to get a final price for a new oil furnace.

Need I make sure that they will install an oil filter in the line from
the in-the-basement oil tank? For the last 31 years, since the house
was new, there hasn't been one, and that doesn't seem to have caused
any problems. They always leave the old oil nozzle behind and it's
never dirty on the surface, plus I never had to get service because
the nozzle was clogged. (they have their own built in filters)

But I know, at least I think, some people have oil filters.