i think they don't go with the stainless steel because eventually water finds a way. it will corrode eventually not matter what anyone will tell you about the stainless. Although stainless steel is much more resistant to corrosion than ordinary carbon or alloy steels, in some circumstances it can corrode. I've done a few jobs myself on the Buderus units and with the right setup they will last you forever. Your customer didn't make a bad move. As long you do the proper maintenance on this sucker and let the auto bleeding go down your good to go. good video btw it hink 10-15 years ago the systems were no good, but they have come a long way since then
Hi Marc, nice video. I'm from NYC, and I am about to install 2 of these Buderus 142 boilers in my house, I am using 1 for the house heating and 1 dedicated only for snow-melt system. I believe this video is from 2013, but I am just wondering how your experience has been since this video. If you have installed/maintained/serviced many more of these, if so has it been a better experience for you? Just curious what I'm getting myself into, and how these 2 new Buderus will perform in my new home. And of course any suggestions you may have? Thank you very much!!
