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About 17 yrs ago, I had a 71 El Camino that I used for work. Had a toolbox mounted in it. Everyone thought it was cool! It hauled many condensing units! I later cleaned it up and repainted it and...

Those jumpers you are refering to are actually meter jumpers. Many power co's use them in those situation. They are good for around a hundred amps. Even though it may be a 200 amp service, most...

Here's my thought....even though the flex was improperly installed. I have seen where some localities require the gas service to be "bonded" or grounded to the electric service. Some localities do...

Is it a mobile home? By the looks of al the paneling......

I would have taken some sheet metal and covered that whole section up, I bet all of the air is drawn thru that area and not anywhere else. I bet the head pressure is pretty high too. With 12 Lbs of...

Do all the signal lights work on it? if so, he may be ok. I bet the main van has a hard time pulling it up hill as well as his stopping distance is tripple.

It looks like duct board too! that will fall apart in the rain and snow in no time. An inspector should NEVER have even given them a temporary on that! All it takes is someone to drive or back into a...

How old is the unit? It looks quite old.

The pic says it all! I put this unit in 16 yrs ago. Trane 4 ton 10 SEER. Surprised it still works. I was over for another issue and noticed the unit......had to take a pic. There will be NO...

Gotcha! Lucky here too.

You guys must use yours a lot more. I've had mine 3 yrs now. It's worked fine.....so far.

How long has this code been in effect? Is it the state or city? I was in NY last year and replaced a system for some friends, It was installed in 86 when the entire town house development was built....

Now THAT is a hackjob!

No PVC for a drain??? Why?? Is black ABS still acceptible?

I see the freezing up too!

I have a promaxx........should I be worried?? I like mine! :(

Looks like another "do it yourself" or even a "side job" from a rookie helper.

I have seen that done before! Too lazy to cut a hole in the ceiling!

WOW!

If you still have the old unit, send us a pic!

It would probably work better if they would have put it in the wall near the stove!

Did a change-out and found the drain this way! On the old equip that is......The aux pan then drained into a plumbing stack! What idiots!

Removed an old ICP system that was in for 20 yrs. Thank goodness for the aux pan that surprisingly didn't leak. It and the main drain connection that was stripped out and laying off to the side, were...

Not always, I've seen the feed come in one side of the unit and the disconnect on the other. Not proper of course!

Should keep a "rescue" (or simular) motor on the truck!:whistle::grin2: