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Nice work

NON-CONDENSABLES is the word you were searching for

Running trap? upside down filter?

I noticed in the video and correct me if I am wrong but if you had the temp probes on the unit that the S/H and S/C were way off, the S/C should be around 9 deg. yet in the video I believe it was somewhere around 33 if memory serves me correct. Like the trick with the clear tubing, will start using that.

Good Job Steve!!!

What are micron gauges? Boy...am I lucky I found more tool videos!

Nice Tip Steve!!!

great tips steve ...... thanks .....

good info, thanks...

Hi Steve, I like the tool tips keep doing them. You can also use Mineral Oil to pour in a floor drain to keep the trap from going dry if no trap primer. Its also a good laxative. Did you go through a Union Apprenticeship Program? Thanks for the video. 

Really like that light. Omega Angle light 94013. Looks to be what I could use when I'm in them tight spaces. You know chit everywhere. Inside the machinery. Was a little hard to track her down. Found it on google search. Walmart $64.80 little pricey.. But what isn't.Thanks Steven,and as always. Great tip. Really like those tech troubleshoot vids too. Just got a job I picked up. Service for a whole apartment village. Lot of Boiler work & AC. Stay busy my friend... Charlie thats me. Peace !!!! Good Saturday to ya !!!

Thanks for the tips +steven lavimoniere 

great tech tip steave in the past you gave a tip on talking to customers on the phone when they want free estimates and asking questions great tip Steve am a new Tech and that saved my life people are crazy

I swear by the Knipex...thin head can get anywhere to hold a back up! Master Plumber from Texas

I had no idea that different tools were used for chrome parts. That's good to know. And the tech tip for shower arms is nice. We sell a lot of those, so I'll definitely recommend your tip.

I like the Douglass pliers. They have the tooth pattern of a pipe wrench, and are wider. The tooth area I mean, which generally gives me more surface area to grab. Thanks again, Steve!

Have you tried the knipex plier wrenches? If you have what did you think of them?

My uncle was a plumber for 40 years, he always used Channellock so that's what I use for just about everything. I do have some specialty pliers from Knipex that nobody else makes. Most of my work is low voltage electrical so I have a ton of Klein. Keep the videos coming!

You need a knipex pliers wrench, they have smooth parallel jaws for nuts and bolts. Best way of fastening nuts and bolts in my opinion.

Great video. I love seeing what really experienced tech carry in tool bags

Hey Steve, great videos, training, information and heads up for veteran and newbees ( such as me) to put into our arsenal. I'm just entering the HVAC field after a stint in the US Army...ready to be a service tech...thanks again..keep it up!

Horrible accent, nice tools

A man and his tools, kudos for not buying junk! All of my black handled Snap-on screwdrivers disintegrated just sitting in my tool box and leaked sticky oil all over the place. Those crimpers are the hot nuts and all others should be outlawed.

Thanks for you review, very informative on your bag! Thanks again.

where you the control lights

Good tips. How is your Veto holding up for you?

Those are some good tips

Great video Steven, those brushes are really handy in tight spots. Nice caddy. Keep up the good work. Ray

Good Tip

Your creepy animals at the end of your videos haunt my dreams T-T lol!

Thanks for the tips Steven. Never knew those PVC can holders existed. And thanks for holding the foul language down, don't want to offend a subscriber who hates your channel but refuses to unsubscribe. Maybe you can send that old purple PVC can holder to the hater sub and he can put his silver slippers in it.

Great information. I'm looking for a heating contractor for furnace repair in Lake Geneva, WI. 

Good tips. Thanks for posting!