My First Rheem Install.

[mayguy]

I was over in Fairbault today to join some deaf friends at a potluck, and it was in the County Fairground Exhibit Building.

This was my first system I installed back in '92, and I sneak into the back to see if the Drum was still going. Well, one is still there, and looks like the smaller one was replaced with a Trane XR90.

[BaldLoonie]

Gees, May, you'd admit to installing Drum? I will say I never sold one. When I started selling for my employer I told him we had to find a 2nd brand with a working 90.

[mayguy]

Gees, May, you'd admit to installing Drum? I will say I never sold one. When I started selling for my employer I told him we had to find a 2nd brand with a working 90.

I'll admit it, we've put in a lot of them.. After this was put it, the boss sent me out to change out on these, (New drum on the change out) and I asked are they any better, and they said Rheem said they are good to go! Just after 4 months, the dropped Rheem, and went with Carrier and York.

[Twilly]

Twilli says good thing the statue of limitations is up so they can't arrest you.

[Hvac Professor]

Memories...

[CynicX]

I just replaced a Drum just recently. I never seen one before. Went to a customers house started pulling it a part. The entire time I was thinking....pulse.....complete heat...? Only thing I found wrong was the burner was falling apart. Customer intervened before I could ask her if she wanted me to order it and told me she wanted a new one...

So...uhm...did you install that condensate drain?

[docholiday]

Good thing you wouldn't find a burner for it anyway.

[Piper78]

I love going back and looking at jobs I did in the past

[mayguy]

I love going back and looking at jobs I did in the past

Yeah, I wish I can do that on more jobs I've done in the past.. Only thing I can go back on is the A/C since they are sitting outside.