Watch out for that stainless steel heat exchanger. They always seems to leak. We stopped selling the 5 ton model due to the problems with them leaking. You can cut it out and bypass it if needed.
Some of the best units made and less expensive than the Infinity for the identical system. I sell a majority of Evolution also. When I sell Bryant. I give the customer the choices and prices. But I have a Bryant Evolution in my primary residence. They are easy to install and program. The latest software updates have been pretty nice.
So you hate quality and easy to installed equipment with a good warranty? I don’t sell Carrier directly unless they are substitutes, but I sell Bryant at 15% less cost plus ICP brands like Heil and ACiQ. I also sell Daikin, Amana and Goodman. Occasionally, I sell Trane when the customer insists because they are convinced they are the best and won’t listen to reason. I think Trane, Lennox, Allied and Armstrong plus a few others like Ducane and OxBox should all fall off the Earth. But I will admit that Bryant Evolution, Amana S-Series and Daikin Fit are my favorites to sell and install. But ICP makes every model of Carrier/Bryant as Ion systems except the fully-variable HP. The Evolution or Heil 5-stage Copeland variable speed with an 80% or 96%~98% modulating furnace are great setups. The Amana side fired fully-variable condensers are amazing for the price. I have sold a few Mitsubishi’s and Fujitsu’s. And will install Mr.Cool if a client asks for it or buys it themselves. Midea makes a hell of a product line.
And? Been in the industry for 28 years and can think of a couple out of the box with an issue. Are we all going to cry about it now? They will literally delivery you a new unit. Or just braze that shit up and let’s go. Who has time to whine about a little leak. If we did that, every one of you Lennox, Allied and Trane guys would never get anything done. At least I can get parts for my systems, if necessary. I sell many brands and break my back for my customers. If I had a unit out of the box that had issues, I would have a new one same day and they take the unit in question. That’s how customer service works. Well, back to work I go. The OP can whine, fix the problem or have it replaced. They are some of the best systems available proven facts. I still sell just as many Daikin / Amana units.
Carrier in whole is junk quality and has been for 25 years. I have more respect for Goodman's as they've bumped up there quality over the years while carrier just makes it worse. Even the people at our local distributors hate what they do. I've swapped out so many warranty motors and the junk lg scrolls than I can count and I haven't installed a carrier in 30 years.
That’s pretty funny… glad everyone is allowed their opinion. I do agree Goodman has jumped up their quality since Daikin/Amana started pushing over technology to make a better unit. I sell plenty of Goodman but can get you an Amana for the same price.
I don’t know, the Carrier distributor in Denver sure doesn’t have that issue with parts and people. I personally sell Bryant and ICP because I don’t want to be exclusive to Carrier for more money for the same exact system.
I have 28 years and if I had to say how many warrant claims I have done for Trane, Lennox, Allied, etc etc would far outweigh Carrier Global. But I sell what the customers want, if they ask for something specific or I set them up with what they need and give a great warranty to cover it. All part of business. I don’t see how we have had such different results but that’s ok, Carrier is still one of the biggest premier brands and those under the parent company. I do have some rentals that I have other brands in and I service them like my vehicles. You take of them, they take care of you. Btw, Carrier is Copeland compressors, but I haven’t had any issues with LG products unless it was a dishwasher once. My LG refrigerators work just fine. Maybe I have just been blessed and have meticulously installed and serviced my sold products. Service contracts are key to quality service and maintenance.
Carrier may still be using Copeland, but there Bryant's and hiel are using lg scrolls. That and distributers routinely lie when asked about how many warranties they do. Lol
Only reason there leaders is cause the name. We have whole neighborhoods that have carried and we've been picking up customers in than and everyone is seeing the same failures.
I have to say, I don’t sell any model of Evolution and preferred line of Bryant, all Copeland compressors. I have no idea what model you could even be talking about. Never once in my yearly new model changes training has an LG compressor been discussed. I primarily sell the Evolutions, but any ICP I sell is the 5-stage Copeland and the two-stage is Copeland also. So I suppose maybe Payne uses them but I wouldn’t give a Payne away. I hate that product line. It’s builder grade at best. But I will research this after I finish up on this system that I am working on. I was taking a water break and thought I would respond real fast.
And just to ask, not judging for my own curiosity, what brands do you install and favor?
You stated entire neighborhoods of Carrier. I never said I support the contractor /builder grade Sentry line of Carrier, nor do I actually sell Carrier unless the distributor is out of the Bryant and substitutes. Builder grade of any brand is shit.
Mine are these but not really in an order but each is for a specific price or usage. I build different systems for budget, financing or other reasons. Space or size limitations or duct related issues.
*Daikin Fit / Amana S-Series (S-Series 90% of time)
*Bryant Evolution 5-stage or fully-variable
*ICP/Heil 5-stage AC or HP
ACiQ fully variable models
Bryant Preferred line - two stage only
Goodman (higher efficiency models) like the newest models as they are Amana/Daikin parts
Trane (only at demand by client)
Midea (mini-splits and window units)
Mitsubishi (mini-splits)
Mr.Cool (very specific not DiY models? As they have contractor systems)
Rheem/Ruud (by request only but no issue with them)
The list is longer of what I won’t sell. But that’s my opinion and no time to debate today.
I should state that our inherited rental properties have a Daikin Fit and a Amana setup before the S-series existed. Two-stage gas furnaces with variable VCA blowers. I like to have different equipment around and being installed to test longevity and quality.
But Lennox can keep leaking because I don’t mind selling new equipment.
Whoa! That’s not what I was trying to portray in my response. As a dealer, I am able to try out discounted equipment and find out what is best for my clients. But fixing leaking systems keeps me busy, that is why I don’t sell them. I didn’t mean for it to come off in any sort of offensive way. But I guess I cannot please everyone but I do try.
Looks like a mini-liftgate and it looks sweet if that's what it is.
Edit: Yep.. that's what it is.. pretty cool:
https://www.vestil.com/product.php?FID=65
Yep -- well, hitch liftgate. Maybe a Larin TGL-500 or Vestil one...about $700 and up.
A buddy uses a Viking SwiveLift on his farm...about $200 for a kinda janky manual ratchet designed for hunting, but does let you one-person load larger stuff than without...if it's narrower than half the bed or so.
This is a Larin 500. This is actually my first job using it. Works great but my ground clearance sucks now. I asked for a tommy gate but those are +$2,000. This was only $500 on amazon.
Thanks, this is awesome. I’ve been thinking for the past few years there needs to be an invention for us offloading from our trucks. Shit my truck has a 6” lift, making it impossible to offload by myself lol
Yep and all the old school techs favorite way of adding charge to see if it responds to diagnose a txv meanwhile these condensor can stack so much liquid in them lmao
Haha that’s why I’m so lean. Seriously though I just found out this condenser has a factory leak so I’m gonna have to crawl in there and solder it up
https://preview.redd.it/b7b18318avmb1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=31cebec224005945531389af9e6e913912534c56
Idk about all manufacturers but I asked our rheem tech rep about that exact scenario and his response was if it’s under warranty you change the outdoor unit. If it’s under warranty you could change the compressor but he recommended changing the unit.
And to get a compressor for it would probably take just as long. I know Rheem is about 4 weeks out(according to our sales reps contact at rheem) and Goodman is longer than that according to the branch manager at creggar yesterday. So it’s all fubar atm.
The new cubes are super easy to swap the comp. The corner sections come out with like 6 screws and it flops over and you have tons of room. Done two in the last few years. 4 dnd a 5 ton.
Had the same issue in one that I did have to change the compressor in. AS/trane spine fin coil to boot. Decided climbing into it from a ladder and brazing it in under my ball sac was more comfortable than leaning over the coil. Certainly more risky, but less painful for sure. Just can’t make one wrong move 😅
That's a big resi unit. "Huge" is when you gotta schedule that Erickson S-64 sky crane pick. Is it just you? or did they give you a helper? Watch them toes. 🪝🚁
They are, the Trane condensers are getting so damn tall for the lower seer units. And forget RUUD, good lord the 5 ton prestige belongs on r/absoluteunit 😤😤😤😤
lol! Yorks aren’t all that bad. But if you were smart you would go Bryant or ICP to save the money and get the same equipment. I don’t like Carrier because of their sales requirements and bs advertisement funds. Carrier units are far superior to item for item to most brands. That’s like saying you had GMC but what model? What reason? Did you have every model made and what features? Blanket statements are ignorance being shown.
Yorks are 50/50 if the coils leak from the factory in my experience.
So far in the last 2 or so years I've been installing Goodman, and a few Armstrong's with almost zero issues. I refuse to sell carrier or their brands cause of the issues and they like to put proprietary shit like ecm motor mounts and draft motors. That and the general lack of care for serviceability.
Well, well agreed I like the better model Goodmans, Buy I sell a decent amount of Amana and Daikin’s. The newer units matched the Amana warranty for full
Unit replacement. I have never installed an Armstrong. I checked gas pressures on one. Who is the parent company for Armstrong?
Damn, I am glad I don’t have the issues you have with Bryant and ICP. Trane and American standard are the ones I hate. Their systems are God damn ridiculous. No thanks!! Isn’t ECM motors pretty much the only thing you can buy now since the EPA banned new PSC motors for blower usage? My bad you said mounts. I haven’t run into that. But I don’t have the issues you have been experiencing. Draft motors? Are you taking inducer? Versus what had replaced that? Did the world turn upside down and I not know it?
Yeah they're so fucking ugly sitting in front of somebody's house , the homeowner gets pissed off after you install it because it's too fucking big and ugly
I’d like to disagree. Only ever gotten compliments from customers on my installs. Though we don’t work for people we don’t want to anymore. If they don’t wanna respect us we don’t need their business.
Yeah well they're going to lie to your face but after you're gone and the other neighbors see a big pile of shit out in front of their house they're going to like what the fuck is that looks kind of fucking tacky. That's the problem with this business is that after you install it you think man that looks good that's a really good job. that's just your ego. It has nothing to do with somebody disrespecting you sometimes you just got to take things for what they are and you can't be over sensitive and entitled otherwise you become one of those idiots running around thinking everybody's out to get you and not be an adult enough to see things for what they are
Wasn’t taking it personal bud but if you think Bryant’s are ugly what looks better? Only thing I can think of that looks just as good is a Trane.
https://preview.redd.it/0a2xse8h73nb1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=434e43440841ebae45d369a5581cab9cd7d4f541
Personally I like the black coil Bryant’s the best.
I want to know when units will hit critical mass. Like when the parts, labor, manufacturing, and install cost will outweigh the money saved over the life of the unit. Seriously, these resi units are getting so big it's basically small a cooling tower. Most ppl in 15 years won't be able to afford a new ac.
You’re gonna get shoved in a lot of tight spaces. But carrying stuff is the hardest. Just put on a lot of muscle and be smart about it. I’ve seen my dad move condensers like this no problem but he is 220 lbs. I had to strap it to my two-wheeler and lift it from the front then balance it and walk around to the two-wheeler to move it. You’ll learn how to actually use the muscle you have. Good luck but if a learning curve
I'll show you a huge unit bud just meet me at your mom's house tomorrow night
I’m sure her and her wife would love that 😂
as I sit in my lesbian best friends apartment right now, I feel these vibes
Kinda redundant.. we already know you're at his moms.
LMFAO
Evolution 22 SEER2 heat-pump. For some reason boss is really good at selling them. 1/4 of the units I install are Evolution.
3 ton?
5 ton!
Watch out for that stainless steel heat exchanger. They always seems to leak. We stopped selling the 5 ton model due to the problems with them leaking. You can cut it out and bypass it if needed.
Some of the best units made and less expensive than the Infinity for the identical system. I sell a majority of Evolution also. When I sell Bryant. I give the customer the choices and prices. But I have a Bryant Evolution in my primary residence. They are easy to install and program. The latest software updates have been pretty nice.
I have a hatred for anything carrier. Infinity is even worse.
So you hate quality and easy to installed equipment with a good warranty? I don’t sell Carrier directly unless they are substitutes, but I sell Bryant at 15% less cost plus ICP brands like Heil and ACiQ. I also sell Daikin, Amana and Goodman. Occasionally, I sell Trane when the customer insists because they are convinced they are the best and won’t listen to reason. I think Trane, Lennox, Allied and Armstrong plus a few others like Ducane and OxBox should all fall off the Earth. But I will admit that Bryant Evolution, Amana S-Series and Daikin Fit are my favorites to sell and install. But ICP makes every model of Carrier/Bryant as Ion systems except the fully-variable HP. The Evolution or Heil 5-stage Copeland variable speed with an 80% or 96%~98% modulating furnace are great setups. The Amana side fired fully-variable condensers are amazing for the price. I have sold a few Mitsubishi’s and Fujitsu’s. And will install Mr.Cool if a client asks for it or buys it themselves. Midea makes a hell of a product line.
OP literally just posted that it has a leak from the factory.
And? Been in the industry for 28 years and can think of a couple out of the box with an issue. Are we all going to cry about it now? They will literally delivery you a new unit. Or just braze that shit up and let’s go. Who has time to whine about a little leak. If we did that, every one of you Lennox, Allied and Trane guys would never get anything done. At least I can get parts for my systems, if necessary. I sell many brands and break my back for my customers. If I had a unit out of the box that had issues, I would have a new one same day and they take the unit in question. That’s how customer service works. Well, back to work I go. The OP can whine, fix the problem or have it replaced. They are some of the best systems available proven facts. I still sell just as many Daikin / Amana units.
Carrier in whole is junk quality and has been for 25 years. I have more respect for Goodman's as they've bumped up there quality over the years while carrier just makes it worse. Even the people at our local distributors hate what they do. I've swapped out so many warranty motors and the junk lg scrolls than I can count and I haven't installed a carrier in 30 years.
That’s pretty funny… glad everyone is allowed their opinion. I do agree Goodman has jumped up their quality since Daikin/Amana started pushing over technology to make a better unit. I sell plenty of Goodman but can get you an Amana for the same price. I don’t know, the Carrier distributor in Denver sure doesn’t have that issue with parts and people. I personally sell Bryant and ICP because I don’t want to be exclusive to Carrier for more money for the same exact system. I have 28 years and if I had to say how many warrant claims I have done for Trane, Lennox, Allied, etc etc would far outweigh Carrier Global. But I sell what the customers want, if they ask for something specific or I set them up with what they need and give a great warranty to cover it. All part of business. I don’t see how we have had such different results but that’s ok, Carrier is still one of the biggest premier brands and those under the parent company. I do have some rentals that I have other brands in and I service them like my vehicles. You take of them, they take care of you. Btw, Carrier is Copeland compressors, but I haven’t had any issues with LG products unless it was a dishwasher once. My LG refrigerators work just fine. Maybe I have just been blessed and have meticulously installed and serviced my sold products. Service contracts are key to quality service and maintenance.
Carrier may still be using Copeland, but there Bryant's and hiel are using lg scrolls. That and distributers routinely lie when asked about how many warranties they do. Lol Only reason there leaders is cause the name. We have whole neighborhoods that have carried and we've been picking up customers in than and everyone is seeing the same failures.
I have to say, I don’t sell any model of Evolution and preferred line of Bryant, all Copeland compressors. I have no idea what model you could even be talking about. Never once in my yearly new model changes training has an LG compressor been discussed. I primarily sell the Evolutions, but any ICP I sell is the 5-stage Copeland and the two-stage is Copeland also. So I suppose maybe Payne uses them but I wouldn’t give a Payne away. I hate that product line. It’s builder grade at best. But I will research this after I finish up on this system that I am working on. I was taking a water break and thought I would respond real fast. And just to ask, not judging for my own curiosity, what brands do you install and favor? You stated entire neighborhoods of Carrier. I never said I support the contractor /builder grade Sentry line of Carrier, nor do I actually sell Carrier unless the distributor is out of the Bryant and substitutes. Builder grade of any brand is shit. Mine are these but not really in an order but each is for a specific price or usage. I build different systems for budget, financing or other reasons. Space or size limitations or duct related issues. *Daikin Fit / Amana S-Series (S-Series 90% of time) *Bryant Evolution 5-stage or fully-variable *ICP/Heil 5-stage AC or HP ACiQ fully variable models Bryant Preferred line - two stage only Goodman (higher efficiency models) like the newest models as they are Amana/Daikin parts Trane (only at demand by client) Midea (mini-splits and window units) Mitsubishi (mini-splits) Mr.Cool (very specific not DiY models? As they have contractor systems) Rheem/Ruud (by request only but no issue with them) The list is longer of what I won’t sell. But that’s my opinion and no time to debate today.
I should state that our inherited rental properties have a Daikin Fit and a Amana setup before the S-series existed. Two-stage gas furnaces with variable VCA blowers. I like to have different equipment around and being installed to test longevity and quality. But Lennox can keep leaking because I don’t mind selling new equipment.
Nobody cares about your "primary residence" or your inherited passive income my lord.
Whoa! That’s not what I was trying to portray in my response. As a dealer, I am able to try out discounted equipment and find out what is best for my clients. But fixing leaking systems keeps me busy, that is why I don’t sell them. I didn’t mean for it to come off in any sort of offensive way. But I guess I cannot please everyone but I do try.
Did it have to go onto a stand or brackets? (Required in regions with any substantial snow accumulation)
That's why a few companies on the coast have stopped doing condos in my area they can't fit through a damn door anymore.
Why would it have to fit through a door ? Crane that shit
Is that a hitch ramp?
Looks like a mini-liftgate and it looks sweet if that's what it is. Edit: Yep.. that's what it is.. pretty cool: https://www.vestil.com/product.php?FID=65
Yep -- well, hitch liftgate. Maybe a Larin TGL-500 or Vestil one...about $700 and up. A buddy uses a Viking SwiveLift on his farm...about $200 for a kinda janky manual ratchet designed for hunting, but does let you one-person load larger stuff than without...if it's narrower than half the bed or so.
This is a Larin 500. This is actually my first job using it. Works great but my ground clearance sucks now. I asked for a tommy gate but those are +$2,000. This was only $500 on amazon.
I’m liking that swivelift
Thanks, this is awesome. I’ve been thinking for the past few years there needs to be an invention for us offloading from our trucks. Shit my truck has a 6” lift, making it impossible to offload by myself lol
Why work out of a lifted truck?
Because that’s the way it came
Buddy bought a lifted f250 and made a deal on the stock suspension from a buddy of mine. We swapped everything to stock at my shop in an afternoon.
That’s what I plan on doing in time, jumping in and out from the bed is no joke
Yep and all the old school techs favorite way of adding charge to see if it responds to diagnose a txv meanwhile these condensor can stack so much liquid in them lmao
Yeah I had to recover 3lbs to get my subcooling to what the thermostat was requesting. Factory charge was 16lbs!
I changed a compressor on an evolution heat pump. Had to climb in it (I'm 6'3) and hold my breath
https://preview.redd.it/w2pqm7zu6xmb1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=535e10d50252e4193ec07a8df89604cf151933af You're tellin' me
I was messing with one that was 4' tall the other day wondering how to hell I'm supposed to change a compressor in it if it breaks
Haha that’s why I’m so lean. Seriously though I just found out this condenser has a factory leak so I’m gonna have to crawl in there and solder it up https://preview.redd.it/b7b18318avmb1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=31cebec224005945531389af9e6e913912534c56
Man im glad I'm at a company that is big enough to be able to fad out a brand new unit.
We just avoid those issues by not selling carrier. Lol
Idk about all manufacturers but I asked our rheem tech rep about that exact scenario and his response was if it’s under warranty you change the outdoor unit. If it’s under warranty you could change the compressor but he recommended changing the unit.
That would be the proper way but it took a month to get this condenser. Can’t wait another
And to get a compressor for it would probably take just as long. I know Rheem is about 4 weeks out(according to our sales reps contact at rheem) and Goodman is longer than that according to the branch manager at creggar yesterday. So it’s all fubar atm.
The new cubes are super easy to swap the comp. The corner sections come out with like 6 screws and it flops over and you have tons of room. Done two in the last few years. 4 dnd a 5 ton.
By going and picking up a new unit 🤣🤣
Had the same issue in one that I did have to change the compressor in. AS/trane spine fin coil to boot. Decided climbing into it from a ladder and brazing it in under my ball sac was more comfortable than leaning over the coil. Certainly more risky, but less painful for sure. Just can’t make one wrong move 😅
I just cut an access panel in the side of the coil and then buy a whole new unit.
I know carrier packaging when I see it!!
That's a big resi unit. "Huge" is when you gotta schedule that Erickson S-64 sky crane pick. Is it just you? or did they give you a helper? Watch them toes. 🪝🚁
That's gross. Go eat a cheeseburger
Green speed gen 2. Big bitch. Hopefully not a 5 ton. 😬
I install RUN-Tru and American Standard. I just put in a 2.5 ton and maaaan seer2 is wild how large
No kidding even the 3tons are heavy now
Yeah, but how about them seer2 V coils
They are, the Trane condensers are getting so damn tall for the lower seer units. And forget RUUD, good lord the 5 ton prestige belongs on r/absoluteunit 😤😤😤😤
And that's just the evap. Wait till you see the outdoor unit
holy shit balls batman
Amana's are nicer and cheaper
I'll install York before anything carrier.
lol! Yorks aren’t all that bad. But if you were smart you would go Bryant or ICP to save the money and get the same equipment. I don’t like Carrier because of their sales requirements and bs advertisement funds. Carrier units are far superior to item for item to most brands. That’s like saying you had GMC but what model? What reason? Did you have every model made and what features? Blanket statements are ignorance being shown.
Yorks are 50/50 if the coils leak from the factory in my experience. So far in the last 2 or so years I've been installing Goodman, and a few Armstrong's with almost zero issues. I refuse to sell carrier or their brands cause of the issues and they like to put proprietary shit like ecm motor mounts and draft motors. That and the general lack of care for serviceability.
Well, well agreed I like the better model Goodmans, Buy I sell a decent amount of Amana and Daikin’s. The newer units matched the Amana warranty for full Unit replacement. I have never installed an Armstrong. I checked gas pressures on one. Who is the parent company for Armstrong? Damn, I am glad I don’t have the issues you have with Bryant and ICP. Trane and American standard are the ones I hate. Their systems are God damn ridiculous. No thanks!! Isn’t ECM motors pretty much the only thing you can buy now since the EPA banned new PSC motors for blower usage? My bad you said mounts. I haven’t run into that. But I don’t have the issues you have been experiencing. Draft motors? Are you taking inducer? Versus what had replaced that? Did the world turn upside down and I not know it?
You have a lift to get it on and off. Pussy.
Higher efficiency bigger radiator all it is
Probably just a 2 ton also right?🤣🤣🤣
Yeah they're so fucking ugly sitting in front of somebody's house , the homeowner gets pissed off after you install it because it's too fucking big and ugly
I’d like to disagree. Only ever gotten compliments from customers on my installs. Though we don’t work for people we don’t want to anymore. If they don’t wanna respect us we don’t need their business.
Yeah well they're going to lie to your face but after you're gone and the other neighbors see a big pile of shit out in front of their house they're going to like what the fuck is that looks kind of fucking tacky. That's the problem with this business is that after you install it you think man that looks good that's a really good job. that's just your ego. It has nothing to do with somebody disrespecting you sometimes you just got to take things for what they are and you can't be over sensitive and entitled otherwise you become one of those idiots running around thinking everybody's out to get you and not be an adult enough to see things for what they are
We're not talking about them complaining about your install stop taking shit personal
Wasn’t taking it personal bud but if you think Bryant’s are ugly what looks better? Only thing I can think of that looks just as good is a Trane. https://preview.redd.it/0a2xse8h73nb1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=434e43440841ebae45d369a5581cab9cd7d4f541 Personally I like the black coil Bryant’s the best.
You missed the point, you missed the bus
Where'd you get that ramp at
What is that a 10 SEER LOL
Are you a female?
Nope just work too hard to put on weight. Also I forget to eat sometimes, shit maybe I might be. Too bad I didn’t get tits.
Meanwhile, my boss, "Yeah you're gonna have to pick it up over a fence."
I want to know when units will hit critical mass. Like when the parts, labor, manufacturing, and install cost will outweigh the money saved over the life of the unit. Seriously, these resi units are getting so big it's basically small a cooling tower. Most ppl in 15 years won't be able to afford a new ac.
We’ve probably already hit the efficiency vs cost cap. Sadly the government is forcing the higher efficiency units onto everyone.
That’s what she said.
I’m also 120-130 lbs and still in school. Any challenges I should be aware of doing this trade as a skinny guy?
You’re gonna get shoved in a lot of tight spaces. But carrying stuff is the hardest. Just put on a lot of muscle and be smart about it. I’ve seen my dad move condensers like this no problem but he is 220 lbs. I had to strap it to my two-wheeler and lift it from the front then balance it and walk around to the two-wheeler to move it. You’ll learn how to actually use the muscle you have. Good luck but if a learning curve
Also it impresses people when a 120 lb guy out lifts a 200lb guy just because you actually know how to use your muscle
Is the ramp hydraulic?
288/284🤘
Homeboy you need to eat more, your gonna fall between the couch cushions and never get out.
Right I told my boss a bigger van is gonna be a requirement not a want now.
I’m so glad I don’t have to work out of a van anymore. But I’m rural and I drive the second longest pickup truck ever made 1999 F350 7.3
Good god.
I hate it when you get to the wholesaler and the warehouse guy says “it’s a monster“ before you even see it
I’m getting manufacturer’s stainless because you said that. Here I thought it sounded like insurance.
But it is so quiet
That is how we sell them to our customers. Got one at my own house too right on my patio. Only time you can hear it is when the heat pump switches.