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Comparison

New Yorker CG-F CG50F vs CG60F

Verdict in brief

New Yorker CG-F CG50F and New Yorker CG-F CG60F are two non-condensing boilers from the New Yorker Boiler CG-F line. Published ratings: New Yorker CG-F CG50F at 140 MBH input, 117 MBH heating capacity and 84% AFUE; New Yorker CG-F CG60F at 175 MBH input, 146 MBH heating capacity and 84% AFUE. New Yorker CG-F CG60F lists 35 MBH more input than New Yorker CG-F CG50F (175 MBH against 140 MBH). Both list the same published AFUE of 84%. New Yorker CG-F CG60F lists 48 lb more shipping weight than New Yorker CG-F CG50F (405 lb against 357 lb).

Side by side

Published manufacturer figures. Input and output are kept separate; blanks mean the manufacturer did not publish that value.

Comparison of New Yorker CG-F CG50F and New Yorker CG-F CG60F
SpecificationNew Yorker CG-F CG50FNew Yorker CG-F CG60F
Input140 MBH175 MBH
DOE heating capacity117 MBH146 MBH
Net AHRI water rating102 MBH127 MBH
Efficiency (AFUE)84 %84 %
Domestic hot waterHeating-only boiler — domestic hot water comes from a separate indirect tank or water heaterHeating-only boiler — domestic hot water comes from a separate indirect tank or water heater
Approx. shipping weight357 lb405 lb
Dimensions (width × height × depth)19" × 40" × 32"22" × 40" × 32"
VentingChimney vented with integral draft diverterChimney vented with integral draft diverter
Supply/return connections1-1/4" supply and 1-1/4" return1-1/4" supply and 1-1/4" return
Gas valve connection1/2"1/2"
ControlIntegrated boiler control with thermal purge and integral LWCOIntegrated boiler control with thermal purge and integral LWCO
FuelNatural gas ('N' suffix) or LP gas ('L' suffix)Natural gas ('N' suffix) or LP gas ('L' suffix)
Vent diameter6"6"

What actually separates them

Published ratings: the New Yorker CG-F CG50F is rated 140 MBH input, 117 MBH heating capacity and 84% AFUE; the New Yorker CG-F CG60F is rated 175 MBH input, 146 MBH heating capacity and 84% AFUE. New Yorker CG-F CG60F lists 35 MBH more input than New Yorker CG-F CG50F (175 MBH against 140 MBH). Both list the same published AFUE of 84%.

New Yorker CG-F CG60F lists 48 lb more shipping weight than New Yorker CG-F CG50F (405 lb against 357 lb). The dimensions differs: the New Yorker CG-F CG50F lists 19" × 40" × 32", while the New Yorker CG-F CG60F lists 22" × 40" × 32".

Both records print the same AFUE (84%), domestic-hot-water arrangement (Heating-only boiler — domestic hot water comes from a separate indirect tank or water heater), venting (Chimney vented with integral draft diverter) and water connections (1-1/4" supply and 1-1/4" return), per the cited sources.

New Yorker Boiler

New Yorker CG-F CG50F

CurrentCanadian status unknown
Input
Output (max)
AFUE
84 %

The New Yorker CG-F CG50F is the mid-size CG-F with a 6-inch vent: 140 MBH input with 117 MBH DOE heating capacity and a 102 MBH net AHRI water rating at 84.0% AFUE, chimney vented in 6".

Natural gasPropaneHeating-only

New Yorker Boiler

New Yorker CG-F CG60F

CurrentCanadian status unknown
Input
Output (max)
AFUE
84 %

The New Yorker CG-F CG60F is the fifth size, sharing the 6-inch vent with the CG50F: 175 MBH input with 146 MBH DOE heating capacity and a 127 MBH net AHRI water rating at 84.0% AFUE, chimney vented in 6".

Natural gasPropaneHeating-only

Frequently asked questions

Which of the two has the higher maximum input?

The New Yorker CG-F CG60F lists 175 MBH, against 140 MBH on the New Yorker CG-F CG50F, per the cited documentation.

Which model is more efficient?

Both list the same AFUE of 84%.

How much heavier is the New Yorker CG-F CG60F?

It ships at 405 lb against 357 lb for the New Yorker CG-F CG50F, per the cited sources.

Not sure which one fits your home?

A consultation includes a heat-loss review so the size is right the first time.

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Sources and verification

Facts checked September 9, 2026. Last updated September 9, 2026. Technical reviewer: not yet assigned.

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