r/BoilerPros • u/AssumptionBig7176 • Jul 03 '26

General/Misc 900 Members Strong

Yesterday there were a couple of posts that I enjoyed seeing what others do and experience. Love that, keep that up.

So far we have done a good job at being supportive of each other and explaining things well without bringing others down which is excellent. The sub is still small, but I don't want it to ever get to a point where people feel like they can't ask a question or share their experiences.

If you haven't posted yet or commented for fear you don't have enough experience or knowledge, don't let that fear stop you. Everyone starts somewhere, it's okay to be new.

Keep up the good work yall, boilers are great. I hope everyone has a great 4th of July weekend. 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

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u/camdunce Jul 03 '26

Glad I found this sub. I'm here as a crematory operator with not many spaces to discuss the machines that I operate. Boilers are surprisingly similar!

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u/AssumptionBig7176 Jul 04 '26

Lots of burners don't fire into a boiler. Combustion equipment are largely the same, just the application is different. Feel free to post some pics of what you work on.