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Originally Posted by Adlerberts-Protege

I wouldnt put this in the Wall of Shame. It works.

Of course it work

but you should call ac guy to disconnect the condenser so you can pave
with suspender you cannot turn your ac on anyway.

I wouldnt put this in the Wall of Shame. It works.

I had a unit 10ish years ago that the house needed foundation work done all around the house in the heat of the summer. We mounted a board on the side of the house with long lag bolts, put 2x4s 10' long under the unit {it was already on legs} on top of the board and screwed them so they would not move then put the end of the 2xs on block out in the yard. The foundation guys dug under it 30" wide out from the house down to the footings and it stayed on there all summer till the dirt had a chance to settle back in.

Only thing that comes to mind is , can do attitude. Sometimes you need suspenders.

I thought the wall was tilted and the shaker was level

I installed a mini split head one time on a wall w/plaid wallpaper, which wasn't straight. just tilted the unit a little to split the difference (was tilted to drain end) and not look too crooked.

Originally Posted by AIRCON8

ok okay git it

It was all tongue in cheek, no offense to you was intended. sorry if it came across differently than that.


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Originally Posted by thatguy

Not you, I was just amused at the camera tilted 45 degrees when the picture was taken.


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ok okay git it

Originally Posted by rjk_cmh

Not sure if you were taking to me or to OP, since you didn't include a quote. But in my case, the ground is on a slope and the condensers were re-leveled after the dirt work was done.

Not you, I was just amused at the camera tilted 45 degrees when the picture was taken.


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Originally Posted by thatguy

After looking at your photo I just gotta ask... do you use a level when you install equipment?

I have this image in my mind of your boss calling you up, “hey Aircon, the customer says the unit you installed is tilted”

Followed by you telling him, “Ain’t no way boss, that thing is as straight as an arrow! Didn’t even need to use a level! I got calibrated laser eyes in this head, need proof? I’ll send you a picture, you’ll see their crazy...”






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I took this picture during a short vacation in Canada, last week, i don't do work like that

Originally Posted by thatguy

After looking at your photo I just gotta ask... do you use a level when you install equipment?

I have this image in my mind of your boss calling you up, “hey Aircon, the customer says the unit you installed is tilted”

Followed by you telling him, “Ain’t no way boss, that thing is as straight as an arrow! Didn’t even need to use a level! I got calibrated laser eyes in this head, need proof? I’ll send you a picture, you’ll see their crazy...”

Not sure if you were taking to me or to OP, since you didn't include a quote. But in my case, the ground is on a slope and the condensers were re-leveled after the dirt work was done.

After looking at your photo I just gotta ask... do you use a level when you install equipment?

I have this image in my mind of your boss calling you up, “hey Aircon, the customer says the unit you installed is tilted”

Followed by you telling him, “Ain’t no way boss, that thing is as straight as an arrow! Didn’t even need to use a level! I got calibrated laser eyes in this head, need proof? I’ll send you a picture, you’ll see their crazy...”






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I had a similar situation not too long ago, they had to replace the underground water line going to the pitless connection on the well casing, and the line happened to run right under my condenser:

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yes i guess so

Not much of a concrete finish

I guess that's one way to get the flower bed paved without moving the unit. Nice that the service disconnect is inaccessible.

Nice! Did they hang it so they could redo the concrete underneath?

Suspenders

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