gledhill went bust dia
no suprise there then
no suprise there then
HELP PLS: Boiler, HS Megaflo versus Gledhill Pulsacoil
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Goldberg
Naturally, because that's the only only Pulsacoil model that's still being manufactured. I don't know why some people are finding that so hard to grasp.
It's made by different company to the one that went busts, so the quality is likely to be as good as Gledhills unvented and other vented products. Some people think that's poor, and some think it's fine. Only time will tell, but I haven't seen any abnormally short lives on the ones I've installed.
It's a different story for the Gledhill Pulsacoil 3/2000/A Class products that are now out of production, because those have a poor reliability record. They're simple to fix, but if the cylinder goes then it's an expensive exercise to replace it.
The stainless cylinder does, if it's maintained correctly.
One company did, but the other didn't. There's a new Gledhill company that just supplies parts and service contracts, and no cylinder products, so the Gledhill BP is made by the company that didn't go bust. Again, this is kindergarten stuff, but beyond the wit of some forum members.
Parts for out-of-production products is an uncertain as any other out-of-production product of another brand.
The official one is 60p per minute, so I don't know who you've been ripped off by.
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billy bob
Just for information, Gledhill are alive and kicking, I buy their unvented cylinders regulary and I was just speaking to Chris Gledhill today
adolf said:
so nobody is entitled to an opinion now exept the mod
i repeat they are a shed and no amount of cutting and pasting is going to change that
and if my opinion is a usless post what is all that pasted carp two posts up
not even relavent to the op's question
get off my back
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