"kjpro" kjpro @ starband . net wrote in message
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"Jeff Wisnia" wrote in message
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Depending on your technical prowess, available tools, and courage, you
may well find it best to leave the job to a professional. The tuition
cost for a DIY heating repair education can escalate pretty fast if
things start going wrong. G

Not to meantion that if certain things go wrong,
the problems he has now are going to be small compared to the cost of a
new
boiler.

Lastly, I have to agree that your posting your question to a
"professional group" wasn't worth wasting address keystrokes on. Those
guys are still stuck in a medieval guild mentality and for reasons I
can't fathom or appreciate, they seem take immense pleasure out of
acting like a bunch of 14 year olds in the school cafeteria, bullying
folks who aren'r in their little clique. Leave 'em to themselves, they
deserve each other.

Well just what do you do for a living??
*Cause by your post.......we know it's not HVAC.

If you do a search on his posts you will see he is a jack of all trades
and master of none. I have seen posts where he belittles people for being
dishonest and then turns and advises people on sources of info on how to
make a 2 headed coin. Damn-- he is into electronics , HVAC , two-headed coin
making, construction,and on and on. It's amazing he has time to post on the
internet -- my google search came up with 5900 hits with his name (of course
some were replies to his messages etc..). I know when I retire I won't spend
my entire "golden years" posting my life away.




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