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Posted by The Daring Dufas on July 7, 2009, 1:47 am
Stormin Mormon wrote:
> I can understand that. I had a call, a couple weeks ago.
> Just wire in a thermostat. Old one didn't have a common, new
> one needed it. There were orange and brown wires, not used.
> No problem. Just use the orange, and go to the roof wire it
> onto the terminal strip. Find out the orange doesn't make it
> to the roof, it's not connected some where. Try the brown.
> That also not connected. At the roof, R and G are jumpered,
> so just use G for ground. Find out that the R and G are
> rubbing some where, and I'm blowing fuses on the board.
> After about 8 hours of going up and down a ladder, I sure
> needed all the help I could get!
>
> I learned a heck of a lot. One thing I learned, that having
> a good helper on the other end of the wire, and a couple
> walkie talkies would make the job go easier.
>
We found 55 bad speakers in a K-mart ceiling,
I'm glad there was a rolling stair. I'm still
hurting from all the walking and climbing.
At least I haven't had to schlep any 5 ton
compressors up my 24' ladder this season, yet.
TDD
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Posted by Stormin Mormon on July 8, 2009, 8:01 am
Yes, those compressors get heavy, in a hurry. I somtimes
wonder how many just get left on the roof.
--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
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We found 55 bad speakers in a K-mart ceiling,
I'm glad there was a rolling stair. I'm still
hurting from all the walking and climbing.
At least I haven't had to schlep any 5 ton
compressors up my 24' ladder this season, yet.
TDD
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Posted by Noon-Air on July 8, 2009, 12:30 pm
Getting the old compressors *off* the roof top isn't the problem. Gravity is
a wonderful thing :-)
I bullseyed a steel trash can filled with table slops with a 7 1/2 ton trane
compressor from the top of a second story roof. :-)
> Yes, those compressors get heavy, in a hurry. I somtimes
> wonder how many just get left on the roof.
> --
> Christopher A. Young
> Learn more about Jesus
> www.lds.org
> .
> We found 55 bad speakers in a K-mart ceiling,
> I'm glad there was a rolling stair. I'm still
> hurting from all the walking and climbing.
> At least I haven't had to schlep any 5 ton
> compressors up my 24' ladder this season, yet.
> TDD
>
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Posted by The Daring Dufas on July 8, 2009, 12:52 pm
Noon-Air wrote:
> Getting the old compressors *off* the roof top isn't the problem.
> Gravity is a wonderful thing :-)
> I bullseyed a steel trash can filled with table slops with a 7 1/2 ton
> trane compressor from the top of a second story roof. :-)
>
I can carry a 5 ton up a ladder but I can't quite make it
with a 7 1/2. The last place had a dumpster next to the
wall but the darn compressor was under warranty and I had
to carry it back down. The box sure helps pad your shoulder.
After a couple of days rest, I can probably carry another.
TDD
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Posted by Don Ocean on July 9, 2009, 12:14 am
The Daring Dufas wrote:
> Noon-Air wrote:
>> Getting the old compressors *off* the roof top isn't the problem.
>> Gravity is a wonderful thing :-)
>> I bullseyed a steel trash can filled with table slops with a 7 1/2 ton
>> trane compressor from the top of a second story roof. :-)
>
> I can carry a 5 ton up a ladder but I can't quite make it
> with a 7 1/2. The last place had a dumpster next to the
> wall but the darn compressor was under warranty and I had
> to carry it back down. The box sure helps pad your shoulder.
> After a couple of days rest, I can probably carry another.
>
> TDD
That oughta take care of you birth control issues too.
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> Just wire in a thermostat. Old one didn't have a common, new
> one needed it. There were orange and brown wires, not used.
> No problem. Just use the orange, and go to the roof wire it
> onto the terminal strip. Find out the orange doesn't make it
> to the roof, it's not connected some where. Try the brown.
> That also not connected. At the roof, R and G are jumpered,
> so just use G for ground. Find out that the R and G are
> rubbing some where, and I'm blowing fuses on the board.
> After about 8 hours of going up and down a ladder, I sure
> needed all the help I could get!
>
> I learned a heck of a lot. One thing I learned, that having
> a good helper on the other end of the wire, and a couple
> walkie talkies would make the job go easier.
>