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Baffle, air

Right side baffle

Collector box

Filler cap

Pilot shield ah2/3

Baffle, burner box

Designed to cover the 3" PVC fitting when vetting furnaces to the outside. It keeps birds & other animals from using the vents for warmth or nesting.

Baffle rear

Flue collar cover

Flue collar cover

Junction box cover

Baffle

Cover galv

Baffle galv

Cover oil inspect
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