Dear Joe,
Well, a lot of that answer depends on money. A 30 year old unit is
likely running a LOT less efficient than anything good made today. If you
can afford a new furnace, the energy savings will help pay for the unit.
If things are really tough now, a new blower will get you by until
something else breaks.
I'd suggest replace, if you possibly can make it happen some how.
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"Joe Esposito" wrote in message
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Well the Blower Fan is likely dead now. The blower shut off and
smells smoked. Now do I replace the blower motor on a 30 year old
Moncreif gas forced air furnace or replace the who darn unit?

Joe E.