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Originally Posted by jmac00 thats why TBB is going Nice.
Originally Posted by Diceman Ya, someone was asking me about that recently. Just so the oil can settle back into the compressor, thats the only issues. Provided all the parts are bolted down. Sometimes when someone replaces a compressor or cond unit they kinda just stick em in there any way they can. Have fun..........and watch your back, you ain't getting any younger. thats why TBB is going
Originally Posted by jpsmith1cm Nope. Stand them up and let them sit for a while before plugging them in. Ya, someone was asking me about that recently. Just so the oil can settle back into the compressor, thats the only issues. Provided all the parts are bolted down. Sometimes when someone replaces a compressor or cond unit they kinda just stick em in there any way they can. Have fun..........and watch your back, you ain't getting any younger.
Originally Posted by jpsmith1cm Nope. Stand them up and let them sit for a while before plugging them in. cool thanx, this should be an interesting weekend, driving through a hurricane and all
Nope. Stand them up and let them sit for a while before plugging them in.
Transporting a Freezer and refrigerator I have to go to Connecticut this weekend to retrieve a 70" tall freezer and a 62" tall Refrigerator. The only thing I can get to move these is my friends Landscape trailer. with the Hurricane coming, Im wondering if laying them down on there side would be a problem
Transporting a Freezer and refrigerator
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