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26-8731c
Fuel and Heating Systems Inspection Report (Manufactured Home)
VA Form 26-8731c is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Fuel and Heating Systems Inspection Report (Manufactured Home). It is completed and signed by an inspector, and the form has no place for a Veteran or purchaser to sign. A note to the inspector on the form says all inspections must be completed following installation and set-up.
The form is one page. It records the case number, the location and serial number of the home and the inspector's details, then asks for results on the heat producing appliances, the circulating air system, the oil supply piping and the gas supply piping, with a not applicable choice for each fuel supply. The inspector certifies having no interest present or prospective in the system and signs with a license number.
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Case number, location and serial number of the manufactured home, name of inspector, name and address of firm and telephone number.
Whether they are installed in conformity with the listing and the manufacturer's instructions and operate satisfactorily through all cycles. The result is equipment working properly, yes or no.
An air tightness test: the supply duct static pressure, with all registers sealed and the air circulator at high speed, is at least 80 percent of the pressure in the furnace casing. A visual check of the ducts for crushing or debris follows. The result covers the ducts, heat exchanger and casing.
Tanks and piping checked for oil leaks with fuel oil of the grade that will be burned in the appliance, and tanks filled to maximum capacity for the final check. Yes, no or not applicable.
Piping that stands at least six inches mercury or three PSI gage for not less than ten minutes without a drop in pressure, then appliance connections tested at 10 to 14 inches water column with soapy water or bubble solution. Yes, no or not applicable.
A federal penalty statement, the inspector's certification, the date, the signature of inspector and the license number.
The note to inspector on the form says all inspections must be completed following installation and set-up.
Enter the case number, the home's location and serial number, and the inspector's and firm's details.
Mark yes or no for the heat producing appliances in Item 1 and for the ducts, heat exchanger and casing in Item 2.
Mark the result for the oil supply piping in Item A and the gas supply piping in Item B, or not applicable.
Enter the date, sign as inspector and add the license number.
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The form and VA's page give no mailing address or filing instructions.
VA's page offers the form as a downloadable PDF and lists no online version.
VA also publishes VA Form 26-8731a, Water-Plumbing Systems Inspection Report (Manufactured Home), and VA Form 26-8731b, Electrical Systems Inspection Report (Manufactured Home).
The form is dated JAN 2001 and supersedes VA Form 26-8731c, AUG 1991, which will not be used.
26-8731a
19 fields, 1 page
26-8731b
12 fields, 1 page
26-8730
19 fields, 1 page
26-8712
94 fields, 1 page
26-8644
20 fields, 1 page
26-8641a
51 fields, 1 page
The form opens with a note to the inspector and asks for the inspector's name, signature and license number.
It asks for the name and address of the firm and a telephone number including area code.
The inspector certifies having carefully inspected the system, having no interest present or prospective in it, and having reported all observed conditions.
The form has one signature line, for the inspector, and no part for a Veteran, purchaser or dealer.
The form's penalty statement refers to any guaranty or insurance or the granting of any loan by the Secretary. It prints no mailing address.
The form is addressed to the inspector.
The agency’s own page for Form 26-8731c.
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It is an inspection report on the fuel and heating systems of a manufactured home, completed and signed by an inspector.
The note to inspector on the form says all inspections must be completed following installation and set-up.
Yes. Item A covers oil supply piping and Item B covers gas supply piping, and each has a not applicable choice.
The form says piping systems shall stand a pressure of at least six inches mercury or three PSI gage for a period of not less than ten minutes without showing any drop in pressure.
That the inspector carefully inspected the system, has no interest present or prospective in it, and reported all observed conditions.
Neither the form nor VA's page gives a mailing address or filing instructions.