HVAC | Marley Cooling Tower | Geareducer Job | PT3

[@jhhvacplumbing1944]

Looks like a TON of fun , cool Emin.

[@EminHVAC]

Yeah we had our share of fun lol

[@joeshearer1247]

Did you put posi traction in that thing?

[@hvacguy11]

Nice install dude

[@EminHVAC]

Thanks bro! appreciate the comment.

[@SteveSam66]

Nice work.

[@EminHVAC]

Thanks Sam!

[@ericc22ca82]

You should have just got a 3/4 or 7/8 i-bolt to put in the top of the output shaft and lifted it straight up. Ive been working on towers for many years and never seen one lifted like that. also a bigger t-bar puller would have popped that fan and hub right off. just take out 2 bolts in the hub and run your all thread through them, put a block on the output shaft that is taller than the hub and use a bottle jack to pop the hub. you are essentially making a portable press if you do it that way. I do admire your never give up attitude.

[@cye0111]

That apparatus looks heavy and very awkward. Not to mention you gotta baby it as to not damage the shaft. Good vid man.

[@EminHVAC]

That sucka was heavy, however I was able to lift it for short periods of time. Thanks for watching man.

[@Brad1237202]

Nice job Brother!! We did a "shaft/bearings" job on a 700 ton belt driven BAC tower last year. That shit is heavy once you get it up in the air!

[@EminHVAC]

Thanks brother! I've done a few BAC bearing jobs, lots of fun lol. its definitely a heavy day, better eat your cheerios.

[@jpraimundo4100]

Cool video man. Great job on taking that thing down. Looking forward to part4

[@EminHVAC]

Thanks dude, I have a part 4 just a short video lol

[@jpraimundo4100]

Great. Looking forward to it.

[@zaczylinski2619]

Congrats! Never seen rigging more sketchy! Much easier way to get those Marley props off than using jacks from your van.

[@BoilingPointMechanic]

Em, tell your cheap boss to get you the electric hoist. Those things are great, strong enough to raise and lower 800 lb boiler sections.

[@EminHVAC]

hahaha we actually have a few electrical ones, the delivery dude just brought me the wrong one. I had to hoist that thing down and just did it the harder way. appreciate you watching Robert.

[@watsonm67]

Those things are a pain in the ass to remove sometimes. Nice and slow always works best. Great job!!

[@dwight.bennett]

It's time we stop, hey, whats that sound, Look whats going down I thought that tune would go well with this!

[@EminHVAC]

lol that's a great great tune, it sure would of been nice if I had it in the background.

[@hardcooling]

Bad ass big fix bro

[@EminHVAC]

Thanks bro, appreciate you commenting and watching

[@BoilingPointMechanic]

Very nice looking foward to the completion. I can't remember from the first vid but the gears on that we're grinding?

[@EminHVAC]

Yeah that thing was screaming HELP lol

[@ComfortPlusHeatingandCooling]

Well I guess I won't post anymore 1/4 hp condenser fan videos lol! Great job Emin!

[@EminHVAC]

hahaha lmao! Thanks for watching bud, appreciate your support.

[@harrydickson4575]

Cool video Emin Bid stuff !!!!

[@EminHVAC]

Harry my bro, when are you gonna do some funny videos.

[@harrydickson4575]

Soon Emin HVAC​

[@BillyKnoth]

Woo hoo that s A crap load of work man! Nice job!

[@EminHVAC]

lol not to bad, you get used to it. appreciate your support Bill.

[@hvacguy11]

Shitbag helper bro!

[@dennisqwertyuiop]

good job lots of copyrights ,, thats good don;t want to have what Steve did

[@EminHVAC]

Thanks for watching Dennis, the copyrights was a little annoying on the video lol

[@dennisqwertyuiop]

No problem thats what has to be

[@bababooey7576]

Clevis not carabiner..just saying...awesome videos though!

[@cye0111]

It's quite a shame you have to go through all that copyright inconvenience. Gents post videos for educational purposes and give of their knowledge and expertise only to have selfish individuals try to profit off of it. Not fair. Not fair one bit! I hope this doesn't dissuade you from making more videos as I throughly ejoy them

[@EminHVAC]

Unfortunately, we live in a greedy chaotic world my friend. Thank you so very much for your support Cye.

[@RobHVAC]

Nice work

[@EminHVAC]

Thanks Rob, appreciate the shop.

[@EminHVAC]

support, my phone spelled shop lol