Never had a forced air furnace in a fish House before, but decided to give a suburban nt-16sq a try in my newest build (yetti 6.5x12 shell) I've heard a few people say that the intake/exhaust should not be in the front v, which makes sense, but I'm curious if anyone has done it and what tricks they used no not have the intake plugged by road debris. I see so many houses that have the vent in the front somewhere, I'm hoping someone will tell me what I'm missing. Thanks!
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Never had a forced air furnace in a fish House before, but decided to give a suburban nt-16sq a try in my newest build (yetti 6.5x12 shell) I've heard a few people say that the intake/exhaust should not be in the front v, which makes sense, but I'm curious if anyone has done it and what tricks they used no not have the intake plugged by road debris. I see so many houses that have the vent in the front somewhere, I'm hoping someone will tell me what I'm missing. Thanks!
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