Here's a different type of video that I don't normally do. Do you like a mix of both a vlog and/or do you prefer the video style that I have been doing? Leave a comment please.
I like the ride along video. When ever I had to split insulation and glue it I always managed to get that crap all over me. I didn't do it often enough to get good at it either. I can remember working on ice cream machines back in the 70s in lima, they had a screw type system. Down be motor tou would adjust as the ice cream got thick it would move this device and kick the machine off. Not any fancy electronic boards back then. . My favorite hamburger is the kewpee 😄
I have a Lenox folding saw that uses recip saw blades, great for cutting armaflex, the normal craft knife style blades go blunt in no time cutting that stuff. Interesting vid!
Man I bloody hate doing insulation , and Armaflex blunts blades after 2 minutes of cutting it . What I usually do is put some Armaflex tape on the glued joints so air and moisture doesn't get in . You said you haven't done much insulation but you did a better job than me !
2013 Nissan 2500, it's better than the last beast I had. It's starting to show rust but it's fast and drives good, doesn't have as much room as it looks.
I did my first class in Columbus Ohio and a year ago I went to the factory. It was cool to see how it's made. I'm surprised how small the factory was and how it was in the middle of nowhere.
HVACR Survival yes we stayed the week and were bored out of our minds. We went into Manitowoc and that was just as bad. I wish it was back to stoelting though. Volrath I think has made to many changes. I miss the old timers that worked there.
Interesting video ! I’m starting to learn on Taylor Ice machine for McDonald, refrigeration. I do like this vlog style. Mix of both usually best one sir 😎
Good Vid. i use scissors to cut insultubing. i just start at one end stick it in the hole and start snipping. works good. there is a rythym to it kind of. i could see a serrated Bread knife maybe working good too. Like #206
🤣🤣🤣🤣 I did 😎. I wired the colors backwards😱. It would of still worked fine because the sensors are not polarity sensitive but I like uniformed wire colors and clean terminations. Good eye 👍👍
@@HVACRSurvival they r Italian machine great machine. I live in lreland like ur videos. We use the stoelting machine u where working on only we use them for milkshake
great video and glad to see you keeping off the weight. i am also trying to lose the weight. its a struggle sometimes. just wondering where do you get those clips for the condenser coil clips? its a great idea. keep up the great work and be safe.
Armaflex makes a cutting template, helps a lot. Also where i buy Armaflex they have ceramic knives, they are great for cutting/slicesing Armaflex, cuz the stay sharp.. The knife is like 20$ Nice job.. Looks good
Thanks 👍👍I need to get one from my brother, he's mentioned a glue gun also that makes it easier? He does industrial insulation work at refineries and places of that magnitude.
Went to a Stoelting class the first time before even knowing anything about ice cream machines. (Much like my generator training.) It helps to have some basic knowledge first about them before going to class. Since then I've gone back again for more training, this time with more questions to get answered and that helped a lot. But majority of it I learned as I work on them. Obviously I'm mechanically inclined so I put one and one together. It's just times where experience and rule of thumb have to collide and sometimes you have neither. LOL
Here's a different type of video that I don't normally do. Do you like a mix of both a vlog and/or do you prefer the video style that I have been doing? Leave a comment please.
nevermind lol when looking at it u used plastic forks! cool ty/
@@gas_man1565 yep, high tech, normally we use wire ties in a V-shape.
I like the ride along video. When ever I had to split insulation and glue it I always managed to get that crap all over me. I didn't do it often enough to get good at it either. I can remember working on ice cream machines back in the 70s in lima, they had a screw type system. Down be motor tou would adjust as the ice cream got thick it would move this device and kick the machine off. Not any fancy electronic boards back then. . My favorite hamburger is the kewpee 😄
You must know me?
Love does ride along videos
I'm trying to see how this video performs, I'm not sure what people like more. So thanks for mentioning that!
I learned way back when I was a helper on a refrigeration install crew. A hack saw blade makes the best Armaflex knife
Interesting, I was going to have my brother do some training videos for me but the union won't allow that 😠
Really? That sucks
He said they're are tough consequences if he did.
HVACR Survival makes me glad I don’t live in the union Territory
Great video and congrats on the weight loss!!!
Thanks man. 👍👍
I have a Lenox folding saw that uses recip saw blades, great for cutting armaflex, the normal craft knife style blades go blunt in no time cutting that stuff. Interesting vid!
I wish my brother was able to do a video for me but the"Union" would have a few things to say about that. 😠👎👎
Man I bloody hate doing insulation , and Armaflex blunts blades after 2 minutes of cutting it .
What I usually do is put some Armaflex tape on the glued joints so air and moisture doesn't get in .
You said you haven't done much insulation but you did a better job than me !
Thanks Sterling👍. I try but I know when my just treading water. 😁
I like it
Thanks for the feedback and view!
I found a pair of large wiss scissors works real good on the armor flex clean cuts
interesting, thanks!
Great video
Thank you sir 👍👍I appreciate the comment and view 🤜🤛
Nice video 👍
Thanks Hughesman👍👍
Thanks for the ride along Slick Rick ... Remember we're special cargo ... Lol ...
Special Ed? 😲
@@HVACRSurvival Lol ...
Great vid. Thanks
Thanks 👍👍
you should do a van tour
I'm planning on it. I need to clean the wreck first. 🤣
It looked like it's a Nissan how do you like it .
I have a 2018 150 transit low roof
2013 Nissan 2500, it's better than the last beast I had. It's starting to show rust but it's fast and drives good, doesn't have as much room as it looks.
Great service video 👍👍👍
I appreciate the view and comment Mr. Dickson👍👍
New subscriber here! very nice videos
Thanks Herman 👍👍 welcome aboard!
I work on Taylor and Broaster all day. Dirty work.
#154 thumbs up
Gotta love stoelting! I went to the training class in KIEL years ago.
I did my first class in Columbus Ohio and a year ago I went to the factory. It was cool to see how it's made. I'm surprised how small the factory was and how it was in the middle of nowhere.
HVACR Survival yes we stayed the week and were bored out of our minds. We went into Manitowoc and that was just as bad. I wish it was back to stoelting though. Volrath I think has made to many changes. I miss the old timers that worked there.
Interesting video ! I’m starting to learn on Taylor Ice machine for McDonald, refrigeration. I do like this vlog style. Mix of both usually best one sir 😎
Cool, that's what I needed to know. Thanks 4 the info 👍👍
Good Vid. i use scissors to cut insultubing. i just start at one end stick it in the hole and start snipping. works good. there is a rythym to it kind of. i could see a serrated Bread knife maybe working good too. Like #206
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The ice cream and slushie machine repairs are really interesting. The way that consistency and all these other factors come into play.
Awesome video😊
Thanks my man 👍👍👌
Did you got distracted with the temp sensor wire? @10:30 Be safe out there
🤣🤣🤣🤣 I did 😎. I wired the colors backwards😱. It would of still worked fine because the sensors are not polarity sensitive but I like uniformed wire colors and clean terminations. Good eye 👍👍
Good job with the Armaflex as I always say " A blind man would be glad to see it"
I see said the blind man as he picked up his hammer and saw 😱😎. Good one 👍👍
Good Job Rick . I’ve used Gasket glue on those armaflex pieces , works great 😎
Makes sense it would work 👍👍 I'll keep that in mind if I get in a pickle and need glue.
Hi have you ever worked on carpigiani ice cream machines?
I haven't heard of them.
@@HVACRSurvival they r Italian machine great machine. I live in lreland like ur videos. We use the stoelting machine u where working on only we use them for milkshake
A steak knife works really good for cutting insulation. Also Armaflex makes the white coating that you paint on to protect it from the UV.
Interesting, I can find those easily. Is that a seriated blade? I don't plan on becoming a pro at insulation but bring decent would be good 👍👍
Do you work on taylor soft serve?
Not very much, Taylor is a Monopoly.
Haha they sure dont like to help you fix their equipment. Do you know of any service information out there?
They have made it near impossible to get there books. They won't even let you come to there training classes.
The distributor for the Territory would have to sponsor you as a service agent. Then you could go to training courses at the factory.
They enjoy driving the 1.5-2hrs here and charging people for it. It's locked up.
great video and glad to see you keeping off the weight. i am also trying to lose the weight. its a struggle sometimes. just wondering where do you get those clips for the condenser coil clips? its a great idea. keep up the great work and be safe.
The program I use for weight loss is www.optavia.com. The clips were forks 😁. Thanks 4 watching 👍👍
It would be nice to see more stuff like this occasionally.
Ok👍👍
Armaflex makes a cutting template, helps a lot. Also where i buy Armaflex they have ceramic knives, they are great for cutting/slicesing Armaflex, cuz the stay sharp.. The knife is like 20$
Nice job.. Looks good
Thanks 👍👍I need to get one from my brother, he's mentioned a glue gun also that makes it easier? He does industrial insulation work at refineries and places of that magnitude.
Thanks for the ride along always enjoy ur videos. Congrats on the weight loss. Wer did u learn how to work on the ice cream machine n slushie units?
Went to a Stoelting class the first time before even knowing anything about ice cream machines. (Much like my generator training.) It helps to have some basic knowledge first about them before going to class. Since then I've gone back again for more training, this time with more questions to get answered and that helped a lot. But majority of it I learned as I work on them. Obviously I'm mechanically inclined so I put one and one together. It's just times where experience and rule of thumb have to collide and sometimes you have neither. LOL
Be safe and careful and stay away from the bat Flu !!
I'm trying 👍👍
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Sent you an email
I'll see what I can find.