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   junkhound | Nov 29, 2003 07:22pm | #1

   Try this site, you can find it on the 'factory page' you refer to also, just have to look.

   http://www.kwikpro.com/RHEEM/HOME.htm

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   edwardh1 | Dec 01, 2003 09:07pm | #2

   Thanks - good site.

   i looked again on Rheenac.com could not find it - but your site works great.

   Rheem does not seem to update their web site much.

   Are their sales up or down, say last 3 years?

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   junkhound | Dec 02, 2003 02:02am | #3

   Don't keep track of sales - look at Thomas register or such - 

    do know that Dec 31st is the last time NEW F22 units can be manufactured, figure on picking up some and put in storage for future job, who knows, may be a price break or increase?

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   edwardh1 | Dec 04, 2003 01:50am | #4

   heard anything about rheem putting 410 refrig into the package units?

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   junkhound | Dec 04, 2003 04:49am | #5

   think there were some on the other web site given for reference on your earlier post, the kwikpro site.

   The new stuff runs at a lot higher pressures (500 psi); unless you are a rabid greenee and believer in human causes for global warming, stay with F22.

   Look on the web for IAMAC or similar sites that will get you a 609 licence for $25 after a cinchy open book test so you can get yourself a lifetime supply of F22.  Don't try to do any work for hire though, you would need a totally different license and a MUCH harder test.