Efficiency Boost: HVAC Rope Knots to Speed Up Your Work

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[@ericmojica6223]

I’ve been storing my ropes and cords like that for over 35 years. Makes a difficult life a little easier. Good luck with the storms my friend.

[@WWHVAC]

10 years for me, my friend!

[@brianjames9298]

Great idea with the rope. You definitely step up your game. Now we are getting fed, not hungry anymore.😅

[@user-qx4sm9gu6u]

Who among us has cleaned our work trucks got everything organized and swear to ourselves that we are going to keep this shit organized. Come quiting time on a Friday we're throwing tools, filters Motors, compressors from the work week, slamming the doors closed because crap is piled up and the doors won't close. And swear to ourselves this will never happen again...

[@WWHVAC]

🤣 I envy the guys that this never happens, too

[@HNIC86]

Wow man those storms are crazy over there. That's what we had 2 weeks ago in North Carolina thunderstorm back to back right now we been dry and cool weather. We were in the low 80's today's high

[@ishalljr]

Great info. I was taught this method years ago. the Goodman drier is easy if you take the front panel off where the electrical is. don't have to disconnect anything for the most part. thanks again. be blessed

[@WWHVAC]

I always forget about that

[@ishalljr]

It be like that sometimes 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@eddiereichel9354]

I was helping my uncle install heaters in a foundry on Saturday. Just the 2 of us. Place was next to a rural gas station luckily. Anyway he got on the pallet with the heater. I used the fork truck to put him and the heater up in the ceiling. I went outside and climbed up on the roof to install the new flue pipe. I said hey unc the ladder just blew down. He said SHIT. I did get someone's attention yelling and they picked the ladder up. Otherwise we were fucked. He is like 350lbs and not in any shape to crawl down the mast of fork truck

[@derekconnatser54]

Be safe bro

[@user-hx1gy8mj9c]

Hey Walter, just a tip when roping down. Maybe you know already. Put one end of the rope through the nitro handle and the other end hold with your hand. No knots needed all you do is use your both hands to hold on, let one hand allow more rope loose till on the ground. Rinse and repeat no knots needed, and you just pull the rope right back up and never have to go down to retrieve anything. Going up different story haha

[@WWHVAC]

I haven't tried that

[@c21meister]

Goodman filter driers are nasty work 😅

[@MrJWE8]

Hey Walter, great video and also great advice! I am curious to know how you like working out of your current vehicle? Is that the KUV Utility Bed? I am working out of a truck with a bed cover and thinking about moving into something like you have, any suggestions or pros vs cons? Keep up the great work and good luck this summer!

[@WWHVAC]

All pros no cons. My favorite style work vehicles

[@user-sp5eh7km7j]

I don't know if I want to try this, knowing my lack of coordination I'll probably end up hanging myself by mistake.

[@WWHVAC]

🤣 😂

[@elgenwashington8223]

How long of a ladder do you recommend for going on top of roofs?

[@WWHVAC]

28ft should be sufficient

[@jimfeliciano_]

Residential 2 ton Units fit in that truck?

[@WWHVAC]

I can get a 5 ton in it