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The first picture is in a condo complex with over 200 units setup in the exact same way...Safety 3rd!
The second set went like this -
Homeowner- "So, can you fix it?"
Me- "That is a definite maybe, do you have a shovel I can borrow?"
Homeowner- "Shovel? What do you need that for?"
Me- "To find your condenser"
Homeowner- (puzzled look) "Isn't it on the side of the house?"
Me- "Most of it....."
Also a sinker.
So how long has that rheem been down for? Lol
What a joke...
It is amazing to me some of the absolute bs you guys have to deal with. Who buries or allows something like this to be buried it is crazy. I laugh every time i read this stuff
Syndicated, I took pic 2 yrs ago and its still growing strong, its a run down bus rental and tenants just threw in some window shakers.
Lol, who knew rheem products could double as garden planters
The buried units qualified for 20% of that 30% a tax credit since they were 1/5th geothermal. :)
Was that a gas line running just over that lineset?
I love the units on their side. Maybe since the indoor units are multipoise... they figured the outdoor units are too.
Hey, at least they have adequate clearance on at least 3 sides. Does the IOM actually specifically state they need to be vertical? Being level, doesn't tell you if it's positioned correctly. :)
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Originally Posted by motoguy128
Those are York "tombstone" units. They are right side up. Do you suppose a compressor would run for 25 years on it's side?
I don't think its gas, the homeowner didn't know what it was...The shovel & I kept our distance.Quote:
Originally Posted by motoguy128
Yep, old tomb stone condensers.Quote:
Originally Posted by AccurateHT
I've got one left.....waiting for it to die.
I just quoted a replacement for a tombstone unit today that finally died. Will have to post a pic when we go back if we get the job. Don't see many of them left.