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Grant boilers v's Worcester
I have just been informed of Grant boilers whom i have never heard of to install for a floor mounted oil boiler. I was all set for having a worcester boiler but i am worried about there reliabilty. I have always ahd vailants. Views would be appreciated.
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Re: Grant boilers v's Worcester
Hi ,
On my second worcester oil boiler at home, The first being retired after the water jacket rusted and there was nothing left to weld, it was about 20 years old that point and had been running with a noisey oil pump bearing for ages ( Years ) The Second has now been in 6 years with only 1 problem, dirt on the photo cell , easy peasy fix. Not being oftec a mate does my servicing and I know he prefers worcester to grant. |
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