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Pad looks awful small, it might be a leaner soon
So far, so good. A few Coors might just help it along......
Originally Posted by Purcell1 Safety pan? please explain? most don't use hanging strut unless it's in an attic... he likely thought it was in an attic, so would require a pan...
Originally Posted by Purcell1 It's actually almost 9" lots of room to remove the grill. ... read the installation guide for the condenser... most specify a MINIMUM of 12" and 18 is recommended.
Originally Posted by Random Guy That's a big coil. The horizontal coils are huge, plus it is a 3 ton coil. Originally Posted by Special Ed Also, from a service point-of-view, that condenser is pretty close to that wall! It's actually almost 9" lots of room to remove the grill. Originally Posted by honeybadger You know I dont think the unistrut is ever going to sag. It looks like it is the 1 1/2 think strut. But I could never understand as to why everybody always has the strut open on the bottom. If it is open on top it makes it a lot easyer to raise and lower as needed. Also the flanges you used to the bottom of the joist's. I like to use sideways sammys halfway up the side of the joist. Wheres the saftey pan? Safety pan? please explain?
You know I dont think the unistrut is ever going to sag. It looks like it is the 1 1/2 think strut. But I could never understand as to why everybody always has the strut open on the bottom. If it is open on top it makes it a lot easyer to raise and lower as needed. Also the flanges you used to the bottom of the joist's. I like to use sideways sammys halfway up the side of the joist. Wheres the saftey pan?
Also, from a service point-of-view, that condenser is pretty close to that wall!
Originally Posted by jimmyed I like to lay strut ontop of the other strut running the length of the furnace, coil and filterbox. Keeps things from sagging, which will eventually happen. agreed it also allows you to put the hangers beyond the ends of the furnace so you can get the blower assembly out when the motor fails.
There's no supply air or venting. Thats against code you know
That's a big coil.
I like to lay strut ontop of the other strut running the length of the furnace, coil and filterbox. Keeps things from sagging, which will eventually happen.
Dual Fuel at my father in laws cottage a couple pictures. this is mid state, i didnt finish as he came back with a couple cases of tall coors. next weekend perhaps
Dual Fuel at my father in laws cottage
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