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Obviously Im in a different area than you but that is a pretty similar rate (per yard) that I just got on my project. Not an apples to apples comparison exactly as mine is for a 40' by 60' 6" slab with rebar and is a bit more yardage than yours.

 

Finally got around to it since I was in the basement when it kicked on and started making that horrid sounds again. Its a Goodman and
gms80703anbd is the model number.
The draft inducer is the issue for sure, it is the Revcor 77-138-00.
What replacement should I get? Lots of brands/designs?



Edit: Assuming this one will work according to that repair site you linked previously.

$97 Goodman 0131M00002PSP ducer Blower (0131M00002Ps)

https://www.amazon.com/Goodman-0131...t=&hvlocphy=9023198&hvtargid=pla-371836580864

 

$97 0131M00002PSP ducer Blower (0131M00002Ps)

0131M00002PSP inducer motor is Goodman OEM replacement motor for several Goodman, Amana, and Janitrol units.
The 0131M00002PSP replaces outdated part numbers 0131M00002S, 0131M00002PS, B4059003, B4059003S, and B4059001.

 

Here is a parts list for the most common failures of this unit and just some FYI these brands here Amana, and Janitrol units cross over to the same parts for Goodman units. Some brands discontinue parts but others don't and are still being made for these other units.

GMS80703ANBD Parts List:

Blower Motor — 0131F00020SP, Goodman/Amana





Vent/Inducer Motor – 0131M00002PSP Goodman/Amana



$94.95Quantity: Vent/Inducer Motor - 0131M00002S / 0131M00002PSP quantity Add to cart





Circuit Board – PCBBF112S Goodman/Amana Gas Furnace HSI Board





Furnace Gas Valve — 0151M00013S / B1282628, Goodman/Amana, Single Stage



$67.99Quantity: Gas Valve B1282628S quantity Add to cart





Hot Surface Ignitor — 20165703S, Goodman/Amana





Pressure Switch – B1370142 Goodman/Amana/Janitrol .60 WC



$25.95Quantity: Pressure Switch - B1370142 / 0130F00504 quantity Add to cart





Flame Sensor – 0130F00010 Goodman-Amana-Janitrol



$18.99Quantity: Flame Sensor - 0130F00010 quantity Add to cart

 

Round now. Just need clean up. texture. Paint,

 

You the man!
Everything else looks and sounds good for now. The HVAC guy was gonna charge like 4 times the cost of the inducer to replace it. Nope. That's truck money! Ordered the Inducer, should be here today. No more loud ass furnace! *knock on wood*

 

Good luck with the repair glad I could help

 

Here is my next project: To put a frost proof faucet in, so I can wash the truck year round. I have the hole dug and am now waiting for my step son to be available, so we can put it in. The faucet cost $74 and the blue Pex (flex) line was $46. Costly, but it should be worry free and functional year round.

 

We lay some heavy filter fabric down in the bottom of hydrant hole and put a 5 gal bucket of washed drain rock in , wrap it up with the fabric , that gives the hydrant a capacity to drain the stem into when you shut it off , also don't leave a hose attached in winter

 

Thanks I was told to put some rock at the bottom. I have #2 limestone for that. The fabric and bucket sound like an even better idea.

 

Don't want to confuse you , I was just meaning the volume of stone we put in is about a 5 gal bucket full , not that the bucket goes in the hole

 

You can cut the bottom out of the bucket. Then cut a small notch in the bottom of it to go over the supply line. Then fill the bucket up with stone. Then filter fabric just the top to keep any back fill out. Same principle just a little cleaner using the bucket method.

 

nice . Thats a good way to go too

 

Okay so I’m going to build a 6x6 wooden deck and steps going down once my patio is poured in a few weeks. Picked up some lumber and hangers today, so my question is what kind of bolts/screws do I use to mount these? Anything special? These will be used under the floor of the 6x6 deck for supports going across so there aren’t any exterior screws down the sides. I’ll be hanging 2x6’s in them.

 

There are special heavy duty galvenized joist hanger nails that you should use.

 

This if hanging from 2X lumber, if hanging from 4X then longer galvanized nails are fine. That said I have used stainless flat head screws with no issues. Just don't use deck/counter sink screws.

 

I don’t use nails for anything.
Nails back out over time. Example A



And yes the wood is shit so probably doesn’t help but yeah

 

Exactly. Lag bolt those bad boys.