BECKETT OIL BURNER NOT FIRING UP TRIPPING SAFETY CONTROL

[@ctbcubed]

If those guys on the Tank Masters channel saw that tank, they'd replace it. At least it's not buried like the ones Tank Masters removes in New York state. Good to see you got him going, nice job.

[@DAS-Videos]

I started watching the Tank Masters ever since I had my underground tank removed.

[@wscb01]

I love the new truck. I can hear you so much better now

[@robertmorgan2929]

Nice job Steve.Process of elimination as well as knowing everything else is working properly.Thank you for sharing.

[@davegallucci9327]

I had a customer that put 70% type rubbing alcohol in the tank. Every summer I'd get a no hot water call. I'd change the nozzle and it was ok. But I could figure out the smell,not like oil.the 3rd summer call the lady said she was putting in rubbing alcohol, which is 30% water! I stopped and told her your creating the problem. Now we put hot shot. It's and outside thank. Drove me nuts. Alert now!

[@w.miller7282]

Regarding the conversation on the rv, propane has a boiling point of -44 degrees Fahrenheit, 20 degree weather will not affect gas pressure.

[@paulroggemann1017]

Inside 275 gal tank here, installed NEW in AUG 1973. No issues.

[@joeyf504327]

Running smooth now. seems a little wrong to charge over time on a no heat call when it's below zero and that you just did a tune up on and give it the green light...

[@Hvac-dude]

Hey Steve what is snake oil

[@johnwalker890]

Good job Steve.

[@blipblip88]

Always check for schmag in the tank..that's what she said.

[@iamnoone.]

Howdy Steve and Molly

[@darusalamadam1195]

Good job

[@zekenzy6486]

Great Video. Nice Job. Thank you for sharing

[@tonym6920]

Hey Steve and Miss Molly! Workin’ again y’all. 👍👍. Minus 7? yee-haw, it not easy being’ cheesy, mama! 🥶

[@jackl9922]

I bought a diesel heater to play with. Still deciding how to plumb the exhaust out of the garage. If happy with the results, I’ll put a couple in my shop. The electric for these areas cost more than heating the house.

[@milo6373]

🤔⚡our power out west has gone up 25 prediction at 32 , before it goes back down ridiculous when gas co generators had to go up on natural gas also had it's effect....,✌️🙏💪☯️😔

[@mjg263]

Every time I see one of these mystery no-fire situations I’m so glad I’ve got a gas boiler! Hated oil heat for the lack of reliability, noise and the smell. Made sure the house I bought had gas service so I wouldn’t get stuck with another oil burner. It sucks not having gas service on your street!

[@paulkenney5846]

Good man Steve getting heat for the guy.

[@ranger178]

we had an old tank with lots of sludge and water condensation in tank we tried oil treatment it did nothing there was way too many years of sludge and such in tank we switched to gas and took it out must have been an inch of sludge in 50 year old tank

[@robertp7209]

@@michaela1655 just a question, couldn’t you pull a plug out or take the gauge out, sent a 1 inch pipe or EMT ( the largest size to fit) hooked up to a pump down there along the bottom and suck out whatever is down there, the sludge. There is a few inches of height below the takeoff, so it’s not a tremendous volume involved. Besides don’t have to get it all out, just enough.

[@tomhughes4980]

Jack the end of that tank up and put in 1" couplings, from this angle it looks like the pitch is going down to the outlet, I always like to draw off the top with a twin line and no need for a tiger loop. Propane stops flowing at -44 degrees

[@ranger178]

you start to lose pressure with propane the colder it gets since you are trying to evaporate the propane it gets slower the colder it is we used to use torches and the tank would start to freeze up and loose pressure if we drew too much gas

[@donburton2407]

I need more working man meals. Those videos make me hungry.

[@WeatherNut27]

Its funny I dont do the croc pot and freeze meals if I dont see any videos on it. Lol. Im overdue. I'll have to search for older vids from him

[@jw404]

propane stops working past a certain temperature, basically liquefies and can overpressure the heater/regulator

[@RayRay-nb7tn]

So what do they do with the big tanks outside a house 30 ft away to keep it from this issue?

[@AnonymaxUK]

@@RayRay-nb7tn The temperature is -44 F when it liquifies, so it isn't much of an issue. Heat pumps start to lose their efficiency at 40F and below 25F it's using so much energy to keep it going, it's not very viable.

[@DF-zp1os]

-44f and the liquid won't produce gas, it will just be liquid. However when it's that cold the tanks are half buried in snow which is warmer and if it's really a concern power blankets are available.

[@frankrizzo3915]

Afternoon Steve.

[@chipjumper]

Steve, did you install the diesel heater yet? I would consider replacing the fuel lines inside of the case of that as it’s pretty crappy. I use two of them to heat my 960sq ft garage. The rigid nylon fuel line seems to be the best to use.

[@greggc.touftree5936]

He said diesel is so expensive it's not worth it to his customers, so he doesn't rec it so he won't even get to do it.

[@chipjumper]

Odd as they sip diesel and kick out thousands of BTU’s. His truck would be like 80 degrees…

[@stevenlavimoniere]

i did get a deisal heater but not sure i need it the heater in truck works great ..but i will hook it up when i get some time and its warm out to work on truck

[@plumberpayday]

Hello Steve any tips on transitioning from plumbing 12 years to HVAC service Thanks in advance

[@stevenlavimoniere]

DO THEM BOTH

[@tinman4585]

Commercial HVAC tech of 44 years a lil advice…if you are over 40 yrs old it can be tough i see alot of guys spend $35000 on school to be an apprentice in Ct only to give up because of heavy lugging up and down ladders for $17 bucks per hr. 1st yr Mass licensing is a bit easier so depends where you work also

[@golfmaniac]

You will be back on that boiler again. The tank has sludge in it, and will keep plugging up the filter until he does something with the tank to correct the problem.

[@robertp7209]

Especially when the burner is on when a delivery takes place. Need to keep heat off an hour or so for the shet in tank to settle.

[@craigharding475]

@@robertp7209 Yes, That is what I do!

[@sirhc07]

In cases like that using a sludge treatment next couple deliveries will help by dissolving sludge and water but it doesn't happen overnight

[@craigharding475]

@@sirhc07 Good idea, but even that can backfire with old tanks. Steve said that sometimes the sludge is all that keeps the tank from leaking if it is rusty inside.

[@WeatherNut27]

Always tough when everything looks ok but still giving problems. Hopefully it was just the nozzle.

[@gregorioescareno]

One question, what state are you in?

[@stevenlavimoniere]

MASS

[@gregorioescareno]

It's that I live here in Chicago in Joliet

[@Gordonseries385]

👍 Houston we have ignition

[@ClickinChicken]

Do you still keep some chickens Steve? let's see them! If you can; when you can.

[@kevo8225]

Don't tell me he got rid of two pump chump the rooster 🐓

[@peteraitken6494]

And another fixed good job Steve 👍👌🔧🔧🔧🔧

[@DAS-Videos]

The drain valve is dripping, looks like it might be dripping onto the control box. I think he needs a new steel oil tank and a new circulator, and a cap on the drain valve.

[@snidelywhiplash8923]

Is the problem with nozzles that they get clogged? Is it possible to clean them by soaking in a solvent?

[@wperro81]

Cheaper and more cost effective to just replace it.

[@WeatherNut27]

@wperro81 Yeah, Id say just change it, not sure if its a good idea to spray Carb cleaner or anything into the hole

[@potatolew4495]

The nozzles are not a very expensive item. Also, heavy debris could possibly distort the orfice in the nozzle.

[@craigharding475]

GPS is not perfect. It will send you down a rail road track! My furnace tech told me that even a new nozzle can be bad.

[@donaldhawkes5226]

Or cad senor next if

[@RayRay-nb7tn]

We used to throw rubbing alcohol in the tank to keep it from sluggish oil clogging the filter, nozzle, and strainer.

[@LeoSeysRawr]

What was the result?

[@wilmersilmer3864]

@@LeoSeysRawr sluggish oil clogged filter,nozzle,and strainer 😁

[@LeoSeysRawr]

@@wilmersilmer3864 figured haha

[@genemyersmyers6710]

Shes a becket mama.

[@DAS-Videos]

I think that most of the sludge comes from the delivery trucks. If the truck tank is never cleaned, it must be full of sludge, and that ends up in customer's oil tanks. The trucks don't have a filter at the end of their pump hose, they just pump the unfiltered contents into the tanks.

[@milo6373]

Assuming is the mother of all sins , 🤔☝️😧✌️🙏 worst sh** 💩 happens from it. ☯️💪🎯😉

[@miked7091]

Hello steve

[@stevenlavimoniere]

HELLO

[@Uber1Noob]

Kinda early to change that new filter???

[@Uber1Noob]

@_Main_micheal what did I win?

[@stevenlavimoniere]

scammer ==wanting you to go off youtube .

[@Uber1Noob]

@@stevenlavimoniere Thanks Steve. I thought so too. And,,, thank you for sharing your knowledge. Wisdom//Experience can't be taught in any school.

[@wowyummyyy]

LIKE 👍 👍 👍👍👍 🤩🤩 🤩 🤩 🤩💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@rodneyskinner7741]

Hello Steve!

[@stevenlavimoniere]

HELLO

[@eddiehollner8801]

Hi Steve