never saw a more complete video explain nothing in my life

nice , proffessional and clean installation 👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽

This is the best video of watching someones butt and the worst for training I have ever seen.

Very entertaining video as well as instructive of course.

Very professional and clean install , hack job installers need to watch this vid. / R Rod , Pasadena ,Texas

Driling those holes can be a game changer sometimes I know. Especially if you're lucky enough to catch a nail or two! I use my leg to brace the drill and provide more control and force.

@MartinMMeiss-mj6li

Жыл бұрын

He could have used a side handle on the drill.

wow your moving pretty good!

If the lines to the ac coils are not going to be extended, is it ok to not remove the refrigerant ?

Not many people enjoy shelling out money for a new furnace or like labourers trudging around their house, but it’s a necessary evil if you want to enjoy a warm, cozy home. Thanks for the video!

@swinginmad

6 жыл бұрын

I'll admit to trudging once in awhile, but c'mon.

Welp, that’s just enough video to make me change my mind on doing it myself.

Question, I just had a new Rudd furnace installed. He reused the insulation around the top that goes to the ceiling vent system. It is probably 40 years old and a bit dusty and yucky looking. Shouldn't I get new?! I don't like it. :/

Good Video... What was the base you put on the furnace, where can you get them...?

Nice shirt! Neat and clean! Better be a salesman

I have no idea what he just did, looks too complicated when its sped up with NO Narration for each step.

Amazing!

Great pro team work, any consumer would pick you guys!

@dwdrumwiz

10 жыл бұрын

Yeh maby. but after watching their video wouldn't you just want to put it in yourself?

will you be able to get the filterbox cover off with the condensate drain in the way??

@HockeyTownHooligan5

8 жыл бұрын

+dwdrumwiz I was thinking the same thing!

I'm just going to say this right now. You NEVER Trap a furnace coil. What the fuck. Positive pressure!!

how much did you charge?

Was wondering what the purpose of the P-trap was in the evaporator condensate line. Can anyone tell me?

@andrewtrushinski3848

7 жыл бұрын

To help prevent air leaks. Once it becomes primed with water from the condensate it will seal air from blowing through the drain and out the tee.

At 5:22, how does the customer change the filter with the pvc in the way? Other than that, looks good?

@RyanMinaker

7 жыл бұрын

It does not look like the return air is coming from the right side. there is no duct there just a small piece of PVC. Unless I am missing something the duct must be on the left side.

@freddieellis3090

6 жыл бұрын

InvokeThought22 Oh holy night

@Azul-ls3ck

6 жыл бұрын

InvokeThought22 Good eye.

@blueg3027

5 жыл бұрын

pvc is pretty flexable lol no problem getting that four inch filter out. I see it all the time. people who say that just give up to easily without thinking

@chrisgross8780

5 жыл бұрын

@@blueg3027 The customer shouldnt have to mess with any of that to change their filter, whether or not it can or cant be done. They paid too much money to have to deal with bending pvc to get their filter out. It happens, will just have to run the drain around the back more than likely.

Use a hammer drill, not a regular drill, to drill the round holes. You have more control of the cutter, and it won't grab like this one did at the 6:28 mark. Much safer for your wrists.

@RyanMinaker

7 жыл бұрын

That is clearly a hammer drill.. look at the size of it. He just doesn't have the grip on the front.

@tomaszkowal3243

6 жыл бұрын

I think he just needs a new hole saw, that took forever

@pcsovgd

5 жыл бұрын

ritewayguy it's cleàr you have never done any of this work on real life

Man you guys work fast lol

I need whatever drugs this guy is on. Very swift mover.

It's time for a new whole saw blade!!!

Well, you definitely brought enough soda for the job.

@BallisticWrenchGarage

6 жыл бұрын

I just noticed that too. Its either the back room or a store or someone really needs to cut back. lol

@chrisgross8780

6 жыл бұрын

its the customers soda you stupid idiot

@lmd6204

5 жыл бұрын

I think he was being facetious! LOL

@robeddy9381

4 жыл бұрын

@@chrisgross8780 Uh, yep, we know. How are you doing with your anger issues? Any improvement in the last year? I hope so.

That's how I work after a few gallons of coffee

@thedrisin387

7 жыл бұрын

Or soda. My god, those people drink a lot!

I was wondering why the switch from 2 inch PVC to 3 inch? and with regards to the exhaust piping, why not up and away like most installers? are their any benefits to your way?

@blowinswishys

7 жыл бұрын

untrainer usually you have to go with the 3inch exhaust and fresh air piping if the furnace is over 100 000 BTUHs

@calabschultz9648

3 жыл бұрын

Not to mention his transition is right after an elbow which is going to allow condensation to pool there. Should have made the transition with a drip leg behind it.

I hope you wrapped the TXV, while brazing. Plus, why use the flex gas line? Looks bad.

@calabschultz9648

3 жыл бұрын

It easier. That's the only advantage. Not sure what state you are in but in my state code allows flex gas line to be ran for no more than 10 feet.

You are very good

Whats the point of a return air base

good stuff.. hiw long did it take you guys from start to finish?

@causintreble1539

7 жыл бұрын

I do this every day, takes us anywhere from 3- 6 hours depending on the job.

@nodaysoff1368

7 жыл бұрын

J Ollie must have a good helper. down my way i can't find a good helper makes jobs much harder. keep up the good work man

what is the name of the sheet metal box you are installing at the 30 second mark? It looks prefabricated. Where might one find those for purchase?

@TroyStubbsnet

9 жыл бұрын

I believe that this came with the install kit. You can make your own very easily however.

@waynemckinney3386

9 жыл бұрын

called a merve filter box

Magnahelic gauge! Cool

*They forgot to tell you that those "high efficiency" furnaces with those white pipes "sticking out" the side of your house requires you to clear out any wasps' nests. First they tell you that those little screens you put on to keep insects and small **_rodents_** out of you're PVC pipes, will impede the function of your furnace and AC, but yet they sell those screens with different size "netting," especially **_for_** wasps. They also don't tell you that in the winter, the water outlet pipe has to be cleared of snow, frozen water at the entrance of the pipe, and removing icicles.* 🙄🙄🙄

@calabschultz9648

3 жыл бұрын

Are any of the things you listed really that hard to do? I mean sacrifice the 15% efficiency and get an 80% and run it to the roof in metal pipe. Guess what? Now you need to check for birds nest as well as wasps Some people will bitch about the slightest inconvenience ^^^^

very nice guys!

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@InkedUpHonda

6 жыл бұрын

Hummas Khan 🤣🤣🤣 And I’ll charge you 25% less than his quote. Insured and licensed.

@blackopal3138

5 жыл бұрын

I'm in Edmonton, can I book you for next week?

Okay, answering my own question here: the p-trap is needed to prevent combustion gases (CO) from escaping out the condensate line. In this situation, however, with a 90+ furnace, there are two condensate lines - one for the sealed combustion chamber, and one for the evaporator coil. He appears to have installed the trap on the wrong line at 4:15. He's putting it on the A-coil line instead of the combustion line. Maybe there's another one that is not shown, but in any case the trap on the coil line is unnecessary, because there is no combustion air in that section. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

@theadventuresoftochaandmar2198

2 жыл бұрын

4 years late to the party but if anyone else reads this they will know. The p trap on the evap “A” coil is to allow the condensate to drain away freely. Since it’s slight negative pressure air tries to go backwards through the drain line which prevents the condensation from draining away freely. The trap allows the condensate to drain away by putting a restriction to block this slight pressure differential.

Holesaw and regular drill in stucco, no wonder it took so long

American Standard

Hope they used tape on the ducts so there be no air leaks

Professional job. Well done sir.

Do you unhook the freon lines for the ac at all?

Healthy climate filter on a Trane furnace ok. Then you run the condensate line in front of the filter door haha

how Is the Base of the furnace attached to the floor?

@causintreble1539

7 жыл бұрын

It is not.

@ryanrega3899

6 жыл бұрын

It rest on the floor. It's tied into duct work. It's not going anywhere

What made you decide on larger pvc? just curious?

@garrettnp5

8 жыл бұрын

Depends on length and how many btu's the furnace is. I believe for American standard 80000 btu and Salt Lake City altitude you could use 2" pvc up to 40 feet

That return boot isn’t good for airflow. There’s a reason why a furnace comes with an electrical box in it, you’re supposed to do your connections in there otherwise it voids warranty

You are right no explanation but the point here is he knows what he did he didn’t his way 😂 lol

what was the actual install time? I'm going to be getting a new furnace soon and just curious how long it actually takes from beginning to end for an oil furnace.

@TroyStubbsnet

9 жыл бұрын

The shoot took about 6 hours for the entire system.

Now you guys can go get some breakfast lol

Give them some more crack, they can do 3 a day, lol. Really a good job well done and looks great, but a little slower next time, they looked like venting was an issue.

@joannmays6192

7 жыл бұрын

Rusty Coad installation of percent 95 present efficient furnace maytag

Good job !

When you guys checked for combustion and gas pressure, the furnace was NOT on!? But good video though

Skipped gas piping

no fresh air ?

@simonfan013

8 жыл бұрын

+Manuel Ramirez there is 2 pipe that comes out one fresh air and one exhaust

@swinginmad

6 жыл бұрын

the exhaust blows straight out, the intake sucks from around the outside wall

Whatever this guy on he would never get a chance to install my furnace.

Awesome!

This guy is a pro!

We can’t hear u

I don't mind paying for labor at the hourly rate but it seems they charge a ridiculous amount of labor to install one of these.

@ryanrega3899

6 жыл бұрын

You do it then.

@k.l.b2817

6 жыл бұрын

Ryan Rega I dont like people like you... Your the type who likes to know something and use it against somebody... Rega is your last name.. I hope not.. In America in 2018

@tomaszkowal3243

6 жыл бұрын

It's a skill that we took years to master our craft plus tools and material aren't cheap...just saying

@critical_mass6453

6 жыл бұрын

Being the owner of a small plumbing company I often find that most people (customers) who work for someone else have NO CLUE what overhead and operating are in the construction world. The margins are slim if you're an honest company that goes by the book and you can be eating any and all of your profit very quickly in more ways than one.

@brandywoods1901

5 жыл бұрын

2k for install.... get outta me.

Really!!!

I didn't see him running nitrogen gas in the lines while he was brazing the lines on.

@blueg3027

5 жыл бұрын

i can guarantee you he knows nothing about refrigeration lol his brazed joints will probably leak

@pcsovgd

5 жыл бұрын

You don't run nitrogen while you're brazing dumbass

This guy working on commision????

sorry to bother you guys again....I got my new furnace today. Just before the guy left he wanted to check to see if we had hot water at the bathroom and kitchen sink. The water came out of the faucet with very very little pressure. The furnace guy asked if this ever happened before I said no since it hasn't, this was something strange and new. He went back into the basement for a while and came back up and said we have to take a part of the faucet off and do something to unclog the faucet because there may be stuff inside from what they were doing with the water line or water pressure?? He had me totally lost. I asked a couple questions but he seemed bothered and in a hurry to get out of here. Is this possible that if they did something to the water in the basement when installing the furnace that it would suddenly cause the water to spritz out of the faucets and not spray out hard like it used to?? We now have hot water but it felt only warm and not hot. I'm totally lost and I don't get any of this at all. My sinks were fine prior to the new furnace.

@shanesprague764

8 жыл бұрын

+Anglynn74 you can knock sediment loose if they were near the hot water heater. On a new hot water heater install I have the customer open the hot water on the tub so the aerators don't get plugged with sediment. That's probably what happened

**** THIS VIDEO

Umm, definitely needs some improvement on pvc work

Wear your safety goggles***

cringing with your employees eyes 6" from relieving coil pressure, drilling, and brazing... No OSHA there?

Very misleading. I was expecting a whole video, not a timelapse of someone's rear.

Didnt say one word, or explain anything??

safety glasses????

@myhoezgit2wrk

8 жыл бұрын

+Vincent Barango Jesus there's always one of you guys lurking around!

@MoMadNU

5 жыл бұрын

I keep my badly pitted glasses around to show people what a 220 volt arc over can do when your cutting a hole in the wall for a return vent and you didn't know the line was in the wall. Literally blew up in my face. I still have a scar on my chin. So yeah it's not going to happen to you until it does.

EVERYONE watch at 6:58 it looks like the dude is giving himself a hand job

@blueg3027

5 жыл бұрын

grow up

@blackopal3138

5 жыл бұрын

@@blueg3027 - i thought sex was for adults? I'd rather hang with a man-child than a pretentious douche

Definitely doesn't look easy.

how the heck are you going to service that evaporator coil. you completely blocked it. and if ever that tx valve or coil need to be replaced, you gonna have to cut both exhaust and fresh air pipes. this kind of install is what i see everyday. they get to crazy making it look pretty but never thought of how it will be service. evaporator coil can collect molds since it removes humidity. also customer dont have easy access to that filter. so forget them doin that every 6 months.

@johnwilliamson4511

4 жыл бұрын

You should use RTV sealant attaching the vent PVC pipe at furnace. That way hopefully you don't have to cut vent piping to remove.

I' board

what king of fuck up furnace was that? im sure its not that hard to install a gas line and a vent line. They make it seem hard so you would pay for a professional

I will probably have to burn wood for the rest of my life fuck all this

Shouldn't dude be wearing gloves working with all that metal

@spenceryelinek4313

4 жыл бұрын

When thinking safety first - yes

You might as well had set the video to the Benny Hill's show theme song Yakety Sax! Thanks for nothing.

At least explain what you’re doing dude

Most annoying music. Not giving enough information. What a waste of time.

terrible music.