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[Scott7m]

Well..  Yea but it's not something easily done.  One problem we see a lot on here is folks saying my pump works because the house is warm, they don't realize how important return temps are.  If the system was properly designed the first time a copy will likely work for u

[Timberwolf5000]

Good call, I'll have to do that just to double check, Grainger didn't have one in stock at my local, so I'm in limbo as of right now.
Stay tuned.

Again, I appreciate all the help here, you folks kick a$$!

[tawilson1152]

There has to be heating supply houses in your neighborhood that can hook you up. Around here it'd be Sid Harvey or R. E. Michaels, and a few other local businesses. I'll bet they won't cost you anymore than Grainger would.

[Timberwolf5000]

Local Grainger is about an hour away. Decided to double check to make sure I have enough "pump"  .
From the looks of it I will have plenty if I go with the exact same pump. Did some searching around and found
the pump almost $60 bucks cheaper from an on-line place that looked pretty reputable.

Just glad that all the issues I'm having are in the spring and not the dead of winter.

Stay tuned.

[Timberwolf5000]

Well folks got the new B&G pump today, got'er all hook up. Bam! Pump HOT water as I type this
See attached shot of new pump.

Big props to the folks that helped me out on this especially ITO, Twilson1152, Scott7M, Willie G (yoder heating), RSI.

I'll be hanging around the site, just to see what else is here, but as of now I'm heating.



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[slimjim]

Single thermostats can be used to control hot air gas or oil burners without going through all the trouble of running another tt wire but you will need to use and understand a switching relay but by doing so the burner can be controlled seperatly from the blower using just the one thermostat.