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That is to allow for snow fall.

Will do thanks,

I don't blame you, have to be in the field to get experience and get better. This forum can help out a lot, ask lots of questions and you'll learn a lot faster than any classes around here.

If you throw a rock in fancy farm you will hit someone I'm related to lol. Send me a PM or an email anytime you want, I'm always looking to help out fellow techs.

James smith heating and cooling outta fancy farm, got my apprentiship hours with triangle, in the warehouse got old quick. Got outta voc school had 1500 hours and was still in warehouse took license test and went elsewhere lol,

It's the old space saver from Carrier....

Good guess, I was working for McBee and I'm with Triangle now, about three months in with them.

Who you with?

I work mostly graves Carlisle ballard and hickman county's

That's my area, who ya workin for triangle?

I worked in Murray for 3 1/2 years covering the lakes to Hickman but mostly Calloway and Graves County. I'm working out of Paducah now. I used to run some filter routes as well that took me from bowling green to mayfield but they lost their contract with walgreens so that's over.

I live in Murray.

what area in w ky you work mason?

Back to the same complex today

Double equipment equipment pads...

One of our down to earth units on the corner.

Originally Posted by 1-Hvacdoc

Man that complex looks familiar. Is that the one off Union road neat Reavis? I used to service that one like 20 or so years ago when most the old lennox units were still stacked one on top of another.

It's in Creve Coeur off Lindberg...but I imagine all these types of complexes start to look the same after a while. At least when most of your time is spent looking at a basement row of furnaces or outside disconnects and condenser units.

Man that complex looks familiar. Is that the one off Union road neat Reavis? I used to service that one like 20 or so years ago when most the old lennox units were still stacked one on top of another.

Gotta wonder if when the one on top dies will they stack another one on top of those 2....

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I have to assume, given the age of all the old Lennox units serving as equipment pads; that copper just wasn't quite the commodity it is today.

But even so...just plain hoosierish.

That's insane, why would anyone even do that. It's a good target for thieves though. Two for one!

The reason for stacking the condensors is so us short guys can reach those disconnects without dragging out a ladder.

Maybe it's so there are plenty of spare "free" parts to rob out of units right next to the one you're working on.

ok, i don't get it....what's the motivation? gotta be some kind of code for replacing equipment or something?? leave existing, and everything is hunkydorry???

when i was about 10 I remember we had two TVs stacked on top of each other like that, one was for picture and the other was for sound!