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Does the support overkill make up for the lineset?
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Close, but no.
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The steel is part of your fire code. But somehow I think the 2 X 8's voided that!
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I was wondering if that disconnect was tilted to allow for proper drainage.
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The sad part about it is that that CU will probably run for 20 years without a problem.
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That's the ugliest suction line I've ever seen!
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Why is the suction line run into the disconnect box?
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Look in the background, there are three more hurricane proof platforms ready to be painted.
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Nope!! That's overcurrent protection !!!Originally posted by otterbme
I was wondering if that disconnect was tilted to allow for proper drainage.
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I'd be curious on what them stands originally supported.
Must have been some heavy ass boat anchors!
I can't believe there are people who leave line sets and disconnects THAT sloppy.
Not everyone leaves stuff as nice looking as some perfectionists. But DAMN that's some shitty installs right there.
Maybe in house maintenance? They are probably proud I'm sure.
benncool, I doubt that would run 20 years.
It's a CARRIER. And do you think that prized installer actually used a vacuum pump???
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I hope those 2x8's don't do the splits.
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