The Latest Vibration Technology

Senior Tech · Jul 31, 2010

In the winter would it be proper to change it to a snow tire?

warrlock · Jul 31, 2010

Fabrk8r said:
Quick question? Anyone know how much refrigerant a Goodyear Wrangler 275/R15 will hold?

:grin2:

I've filled the tires on my service van with R-22 on occasion when they got low and no compressor in sight.....beats walkin.

HVAC9900 · Jul 31, 2010

Yeah, y'all think it's funny, but I'm missing a tire, and that looks a lot like it! What's that guys name?

westval · Jul 31, 2010

Fabrk8r said:
I got to thinking (I know, dangerous!), aside from boring holes, another way to eliminate the chance of vermin occupying the "Rotational Anti-vibration Isolation Pad" would be to just leave it on the rim. Junkyards let 'em go pretty cheap.

Quick question? Anyone know how much refrigerant a Goodyear Wrangler 275/R15 will hold?

:grin2:

35psi? Would I need to know the sidewall rating to properly size the "Rotational Anti-vibration Isolation Pad"?

HOLD ON!!! We missed something here....now DOT will be involved with our unit pads and not just recovery bottles...make sure the tread depth is 4/32" on forward facing pads and 2/32" on rear facing pads....get to buy a new tool now!!!

Demmons1 · Aug 3, 2010

recycle

just keep the old tires from a service van for the next chiller install!!

calebj77 · Aug 4, 2010

Ingenuity at its best.

garya505 · Aug 4, 2010

Dang, I got all excited when I saw this thread - I thought it was "The Latest Vibrator Technology". I was hoping to see a vibrator maybe controlled by a iPhone or something.

warrlock · Aug 5, 2010

garya505 said:
Dang, I got all excited when I saw this thread - I thought it was "The Latest Vibrator Technology". I was hoping to see a vibrator maybe controlled by a iPhone or something.

There's an App for that!

Bladeforger · Aug 10, 2010

I think I'd be worried about the lines flexing enough to eventually break. Still, there's an idea there somewhere... maybe seal the bottom with great stuff and pour it full of concrete up almost to the top of the sidewall... :couch:

Crazygator · Aug 10, 2010

ga-hvac-tech said:
Creative, in a kinda '*******' way is the thought that comes to mind...

Hey now, I resemble that remark.

Up sell them on PM for the new and improved vibration pad. You know, check the tire pressure for optimal vibration and balancing performance. Maybe get several customer on this PM program and perform a rotation.

Heck, now I need more valve cores, tires patches, air compressor (for EPA) and hoses. Where do I find all that room in the truck, its full now!

ga-hvac-tech · Aug 10, 2010

Crazygator said:
Hey now, I resemble that remark.

Up sell them on PM for the new and improved vibration pad. You know, check the tire pressure for optimal vibration and balancing performance. Maybe get several customer on this PM program and perform a rotation.

Heck, now I need more valve cores, tires patches, air compressor (for EPA) and hoses. Where do I find all that room in the truck, its full now!

So do I... Kinda...

Jickracer007 · Aug 10, 2010

Well maybe he figured that it would be easier to do a change out.

Crazygator · Aug 10, 2010

Can you imagine the phone call, to another HVAC company not using this system.

HO - "Hello, yeah my AC aint working too good."
AC - "What seems to be the problem?"
HO - "Well, I think its got a flat."

:

D:

ga-hvac-tech · Aug 10, 2010

Crazygator said:
Can you imagine the phone call, to another HVAC company not using this system.

HO - "Hello, yeah my AC aint working too good."
AC - "What seems to be the problem?"
HO - "Well, I think its got a flat."

:D:

BOOOOO!!!!!

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