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Not all family businesses suck. I own one and in my company, work comes first. If my son's wife wanted him home and he left one of my jobs the way your guy did, he wouldn't be coming in to work...

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Flock 'Em

I agree that the distributor requiring him put in a can of stop leak is BS. I also agree that this guy is probably trying to duck out of this job, probably because he'll have a hard time getting paid...

That's how it works, it keeps the water level in the machine and just keeps reusing it. To flush the minerals, you have to open that manual drain valve.

If the bathroom is small enough, I wouldn't put a vent in the bathroom at all. Simply because I wouldn't want to have slippery tile in the morning and I wouldn't want to have smells making their way...

Looks like he braze it with a benzolite propane torch. F'ing gross.

http://hvac-talk.com/vbb/showthread.php?threadid=1241

Unfortunately we cannot offer DiY advice. Read the above thread.

Sounds like a song parody. (where have all the cowboys gone?)

The short piping it would take to do this properly would cost less than $20. This was installed when the contractor installed the new furnace. You mean to tell me he couldn't engineer in a couple...

Would it really take that long to do this in blackpipe?? 386421

Come on!

It's not so much a matter of what, more like a matter of WHO you are covered in.

You know that sound on "The Price is Right" when they lose a game? That just went through my head seeing this picture.

Did he have the full headdress and everything?

I tell them they'll have ice within a half hour of when im done. It may not be ALL the ice youre looking for, but it will be ice.

Did you buy the 22, though? $200 is a great deal!

lol. Yeah, pretty much. I'm not above admitting when I don't know something and humbling myself to someone who is willing to teach. Once I get the idea of how it works, then I have it. This was the...

The angled hopper has a trench where the water runs away from the ice so it does come out dry. I thought it was cool, I realize it's not for everybody, but I thought it was a cool thing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sT3vEKSkqzk

I took this yesterday while checking out my new customer. If you've never seen it before, it's a Hoshizaki ice machine on top of an automatic bagging...

The guardrails are on the lift you need to service it

A student of Mejia?

When garbage condensers are in love, who are we to get in the way?

Hoshi is the way to go. If you have 208/230v available, I would go with the 900 for a restaurant. Its a good size and it is a full 30" wide.

I wouldn't push an Ice-O-Matic if I was paid to.

I agree but it's more feasible that you may have to leave a set of gauges on a unit overnight versus leaving a meter. Plus a meter will save you from injury by alerting you to a unit being...

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I'm going to tell you what I told my students. Everyone wants the most awesome gauges but here's the thing. Let's say you're on a compressor replacement and the tech you're working with has...

Holy crap, a B-series. Those things are antiques. Only certain parts are carried by my United, most are special order.