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Matt0029

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Can anyone recommend a good entry level fga? More on the cheaper side. I don't fit boilers every day but need one for when I do. Thanks.
 
Kane 455
 
Use Kane (456) as that’s what company supply, they are good analysers and you can get a calibration plan. We did have some testo’s , but I wasn’t keen on them.
 
Use Kane (456) as that’s what company supply, they are good analysers and you can get a calibration plan. We did have some testo’s , but I wasn’t keen on them.

I never liked my testo when I worked for a company and dont get me started on the anton sprints!!!!!!!
 
Am i the strange one.... Anton evo sprint 2 here, whats not to like you can pick up a second hand one less than 3years old for ÂŁ300.00 with the printer and cal normally. Never had a issue with mine over the last couple of years
 
Am i the strange one.. Anton evo sprint 2 here, whats not to like you can pick up a second hand one less than 3years old for ÂŁ300.00 with the printer and cal normally. Never had a issue with mine over the last couple of years

Over the years I've worked for quite a few companies that supplied the sprints (not evo) I never ever had one make it 12 months before it packed in and needed to go in. Every time it needed new cells etc. I figured it out that they dont like being used on lpg and oil because all the gas lads never had a problem.
 
Oh I have to admit I dislike the old one but we’ve had an old sprint 2 used only on oil in use for 4years now without fault. And my evo is normally on lpg more than ng, I think it’s one off them things if your used to it or been trained with a anton, Kane or testo you stick with it maybe
 
Am i the strange one.. Anton evo sprint 2 here, whats not to like you can pick up a second hand one less than 3years old for ÂŁ300.00 with the printer and cal normally. Never had a issue with mine over the last couple of years
I wasn't too keen on buying a second hand one. That does sound a lot cheaper though.
 
I haven’t but if they’re anything like previous models (only better spec) I can’t see them being an issue. We have the new 457 in our stores and seems a good bit of kit.
 
No but the price doesn't seem too bad. Kane offer a 5 year warranty anyone had to use this? I do like the Antons but there quiet expensive. Unless I got a there lowest model.
 
No but the price doesn't seem too bad. Kane offer a 5 year warranty anyone had to use this? I do like the Antons but there quiet expensive. Unless I got a there lowest model.

I haven’t heard of our company using the warranty, but we also have the service plan (I think it’s 5 years) where they calibrate it and replace anything (I think). I did have a gas sniffer that was playing up, they tested it, confirmed it was dodgy and swapped it.
 

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