u/Few_Employment_7876

We bought a house in Ocotillo several years ago. Previous owner installed a 5 Ton Goodman HVAC system in 2023. I was wondering what the standard was in 1986 for homes with roughly 2200 square feet. I'm concerned that the retrofit installed exceeded the tonnage that the return system was built around. For instance if it was a 3.5 or 4 ton system back then, then I can't push enough air to meet the standard of this 5 ton. Anyone have any insight into what was likely installed in 1986 when the home was built? Reason is because we've had problems with freezing coils and it's air flow related.

Now pitching for Cosmic Baseball Chili Peppers. Went tonight and it was god awful. Even more stupid than Banana Ball. Excuse the photo quality.. He pitched 1 inning. He made it up to AAA with Nashville and LV and was released in 2019.

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