the 8th edition is the latest version I believe. [ame]http://www.amazon.com/Manual-Residential-Load-Calculation-Edition/dp/1892765357/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1332029674&...
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Well most of the time a ultimate puller, and some times a little heat with a map gas fire wrench. brass drift punch is something I will be buying,(good idea). have also cut shaf...
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What ya bet that was a company drill and not one of those wacko's! Oh well the boss will buy us another one. :thumbsup:
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Have ran into a few with 2, one factory installed in cabinet, 1 outside tech installed. double the fun I guess :blink:
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Looks good to me, would have liked to see a pic of the old Armstrongs, use to work on a couple oil burners converted to gas long ago. could almost crawl in them big ole things! lol
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Yes Sir that is correct, Just leave the signed blank check on the counter and I'll have ya fixed up in no time! :shifty:
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Amen to that ROBO, it is amazing how much smarter we get as we get older, sit while working or knee pads. but to late most of the time. :sad:
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well bought a Birmingham finger brake 16 ga. 48" Sweet! :yes: so far anyway.
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use ball valves on ends of refrigerant gauge hoses(high side mostly) saves some burnt finger tips. :thumbsup:
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Looks like a cool tool for sure, just might have to get one of these dudes! keeping the dirt out of the eyes is great. :thumbsup:
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Thanks Nick!
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about 80 - 20 residental, would really like to do all commercial, so much easyer to deal with.
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Annie is a fine tester, had one but someone borrowed it(whule I wasn't lookin) and never got it back. Keep my eyes on ebay and such but don't see them much anymore. will find ...
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looks like a cool bag but at $160.00 I'd be afraid to set down in some places I have to go, it would grow legs and walk away! :cry: most of the time a kline bag and a plast...
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AHHHHHHHHHHHH! My Eyes!!!
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