C'est un super bon travail d équipes avec 😢 émotions bravo 😅

In your opion how long should it take for a rookie to make 10 minute practice ice ?

We have a rippling happening...im on my second season of ice maintenance, self taught. I'm wondering what the best pattern for scraping would be to get the rippling out

C'est émouvant de voir la glace fondre saison terminé 😢😢❤

Is this what you are showing the collector pipes/canal? if so, is it usually located only along one of the short sides of the rink? do i understand well this is located along one of the short sides close to the refrigeration plant?

hi there, I would very much appreciate if you could give me an answer. In my project, I can't place all the refrigeration plant (250m2 or 2700 square feet) in the same floor as the ice field for reasons of space. I could place 50m2 (550 square feet) in the ice field level and the rest (200m2) in the floor directly above. Or I could put it all together in the floor above. What of the two options makes more sense in your opinion? If placed in two levels, roughly what would make sense to locate in each? im considering an indirect CO2 transcritical system. Any input would be very appreciated.

Love the video! Couple questions, these are only done for dry cuts I'm guessing? And are they good to do after having hockey players skate around the face-off dots a million times leaving really deep grooves and ruts in the ice in those areas (I play hockey so can be blamed for causing this problem too lol)? The rink I work at has this problem a lot and now that we're getting into our busy season with public skates and college games/practices the times for a good ice maintenance session has shrunk quite a lot. On average we have 10 minutes between events for wet cuts (a few 15min ones sprinkled in here and there) except for the closing cuts but every so often we'll have 30+ minutes so try to squeeze in a dry and a wet in those slots, but the ice is still really tore up by the end of the night.

You wouldn't have sharpened, you replace them. They do gouge though, but that's when making an extreme cut/turn with a small radius. They're a personal preference -- i doubt the white plastic would stand up to a shot over 85mph. But they're fun for public skate. They have to be oiled WELL to be able to use them a second time.

Roughly what temperature do you want the water to be on your first 3 base coats?

Two main reason what cause the auger to fail in zumbune?

great job

Doing daily and weekly inspections allows you to catch potential problems ahead of time, reducing the potential for a breakdown to occur

4:52 nevco

Is it okay if we don't pour concrete if the cooling pipes are open?

Tell me why I thought it was a frozen lake

Have you ever heard of any method (ultrasonic, radar etc. ) to measure ice thickness without the need to drill ??? Trying to find a less tedious method with good accuracy. We have 4 pads, this is a daily task for us. Thanks !

What kind of hydraulic oil we should use for Zamboni electric 552? Thx sir

Interesting. I've seen a lot of arenas paint the logos and the creases. I was shocked to seem the being picked up off the ice. How do you get things to lay so flat and be lined up correctly.

This is why hockey is an expensive sport to play.

Imagine the guy who makes ice calls in sick and you're the new guy. OMG

Hey, I know this is an older video, but if you’re able to answer that’d be awesome. Should it be a concern when tapping if the paint comes up at the bottom as the drill bit hits the concrete? I have this issue when doing depth checks and it discourages me from being perfectly accurate

Interesting, so the white is painted, and the crease and center symbols r like a vinyl sheet type deal? How do I get this job?

What is the name of this arena

Cool video. Question: what is harder, putting the ice in or taking it out?. How long does it take.

14:38 you try your best.....this is alot of work👍

You can make life a lot easier by using a chalk line and use a dark colour and string the whole rink out, or atleast the red blue and goal lines, hash marks.

sweet process and sweet music, 10/10

It's like frozen milk......I never knew.

I've done this during games before and the fans loved it.

I never thought it would be as labour intensive as this. Cool video.

For marking the lines and dots, could you install something in the concrete to see through the ice so you dont have to do so much layout when you have to drain and rebuild the ice?

which brand o this rotor 770x200mm

can i ask. whats the torque spec for the zamboni wheel studs?

I'm watching KZbin but my eyelids keep wanting to close lol

I just cleaned the big ass bag heavy and Shit 😂😂😂

Every line on the ice is not painted? Also, you have to use a zamboni to melt the ice? How does that work?

Where can I get one of these machines?

Great video!

You very professional this job cool bro

A quick band aid for that would be to drill it out and put a mechanical tee with a plug but that’s on a quick fix not proper permanent fix. That’s looks like thin wall pipe on a wet or dry system that’s seen its life expectancy. I’d look into getting all that main pipe replaced cause it’s going to keep happening.

Usually when a scoreboard is updated...they replace all the LEDS. So all the LEDS should be fine.....also looks like you have the scoreboard on BRIGHT.....those have a Dim setting for indoors. To add to your list....theres also light bulbs behind the score,penalty and quarter panels. The panels just slide off....

My Co worker was disappointed at my one laps and told me to go on KZbin so here I am LOL. You explained different lap types well, thank you :).

What kind of grinding wheel do you use to strip the old paint?

Get yourselves an old pair of hockey knee pads. Absolute game changer over ordinary knee pads. They also allow you to slide a bit so you don’t have to get up and down so much.

Almost looks like a meth lab!

I love your video can you tell me the correct angle they sharpen on the blade and method of matching and sharpening the blade and how much it costs. I am a Canadian living in Saudi Arabia and need to pass this information on to the owner of the Zamboni and machine shop, they have been sharpening the blade by hand held grinder it is working but I would like to go back to specs. Thanks for your help and time Jason

Sometimes fusion pipes or hoses together instead of pipe clamps might be worse cause what you fuse together sometimes weakens it

miss your videos! a dry cut video would be sick…

Thank you for your knowledge and guidance 🙏🏽❤️

Our Zamboni is leaving “rubbing” marks on the corner turns.