RTU's and Condensers 12" apart

[myott]

Went out to the Panhandle of Florida for a little Light Commercial Build Out and was greeted by these.

http://youtu.be/xsiZCPbkp6I

[ncboston]

That's ridiculous. How much did they have to pay the inspector to let those pass?

[myott]

That's ridiculous. How much did they have to pay the inspector to let those pass?

I hear that!!!!! Even a young apprentice would ask "How are we going to put filters in it?"...........Senior Man probably said " That is not my job. only to set it and walk away"

To make things worse, it is five hours away and I am going back tomorrow to find a leak somewhere in the 100 foot line set because it was flat when I went to do start up.

I was contracted to tie on to the existing system with my new duct work and reuse equipment.

[ncboston]

Good luck. You deserve every dime they won't want to pay you.

[bustedknuckles]

You want to take the people who did this by the collar and take your 3 pound hammer and explain some common sense to them.

[ncboston]

You contractor types typically sling mud at us maintenance guys. We're typically the ones that get stuck with this 'stuff' to work on.

[jayguy]

i am sure they fit on the engineers plan so it must be OK!

[mason]

You can't fix stupid...

[Tommy knocker]

Invite the inspector over to the site and ask him for an explanation or a cut.

[grkmano]

Not to bad :sly: .. you get on to the unit itself and then slide your belt right in there.

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[roofas]

Damn Jerry, those are bad!

[Trane Tech NYC]

i am sure they fit on the engineers plan so it must be OK!

That is sad but so true, had me laughing.



I love it how the heck are you going to troubleshoot that electrical panel/heat etc?

Not suprised though.

[ColdBeers]

I had a set up like that at a burger joint...could not get the filters out of 2 of the rtus. I hated that place.