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Originally Posted by Pion There are codes??? No permit= No codes! Trunk slammer Sent from my ASUS_P00J using Tapatalk
Originally Posted by 2sac 4x4's are common to run EMT across rooftops. What makes it funny is the sealtite runs across the roof rock for the rest tof the run. Sealtite looks to be a tad more than the 6ft allowed by code. There are codes???
He had to have a comfortable place to sit whilst enjoying his handy work on the dream catcher. Originally Posted by rider77 What’s with the chairs?
Refrigerant Roller coaster. WEEEE!!!
Chairs might be for salaried executive smokers, or maybe it's a place where goof-offs and slackers hide out. oh, wait..
Originally Posted by James Colver If the wall units are lower than the condenser you need a trap. This horrid job actually does have a trap with those loops, however it's far better to put the lineset in the wall and put a p trap in the lineset. It just comes together a lot better that way. They're going to have plenty of roof leaks Pretty sure don't need an oil trap on a minisplit FC. No manual I have seen calls for one and the multiple manufacturer training classes I've attended concur.
If the wall units are lower than the condenser you need a trap. This horrid job actually does have a trap with those loops, however it's far better to put the lineset in the wall and put a p trap in the lineset. It just comes together a lot better that way. They're going to have plenty of roof leaks
The chairs are there for sitting down with some beers and watching the world go by.
Hey didn't want to or new how to make a new flare.
This brings back memories of the Aeroquip line-set days. Sent from my VS501 using Tapatalk
Ferris wheel lineset.
Originally Posted by Lahrs My favourite part is the 2x4 the electrical cable is strapped to. :/ 4x4's are common to run EMT across rooftops. What makes it funny is the sealtite runs across the roof rock for the rest tof the run. Sealtite looks to be a tad more than the 6ft allowed by code.
My favourite part is the 2x4 the electrical cable is strapped to. :/
Originally Posted by Jettinvr6sc Some duct less units require a minimum lineset run but I doubt this was the case here. Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk Even if that was the case, just cut the electrical back and use up the line set. But I do agree, just lazy installers. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Some duct less units require a minimum lineset run but I doubt this was the case here. Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk
Originally Posted by chander That is for when they replace the roof, the roofers can move it out of there way easily! Sent from my VS501 using Tapatalk They could put it on the ground running while they do it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Hahaha! I stand corrected!
That is for when they replace the roof, the roofers can move it out of there way easily! Sent from my VS501 using Tapatalk
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