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Originally Posted by uhftx
Take it out for a tow, Just to dry what you think might be wet before doing anything.
Along the way you will be force air drying the innards and stopping any mold growing in areas you can not see. That is your primary concern so long as it is still structurally sound.
I'm glad you weathered the storm and you took precautions. You could of taped up the furnace in and out if you had time. But considering what you had to deal with. It is amazing things worked out the way they did.
Congrats for your accomplishments and accolades for your success.
Be prepared. Boy scouts motto.
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Thanks. I will tape the exhaust in the future...
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Butch and Kathy
2016 3160RL Legacy, Sailun S637, Centramatic Balancers, 2-T105s, Amish Refrigeration, ARPrv, SoftStartRV, FlexArmor roof
2016 F350 6.7L SRW
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