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Jordan Moorhead
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Gravity Heat (buy or don't)

Jordan Moorhead
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I'm looking at a home with a gravity heater in Minneapolis and know nothing about them. Should I not consider the home because of these? Seems like it can be very expensive to replace.
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Bruce Runn
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Since it already has the ductwork, it could be replaced with a forced hot air furnace.  That was done in one of my properties

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