I can respect that. I’ve had those thoughts before as well but then I remember everything down south is bigger and wants to kill you! 🤣 I think every area geographically has its pros and cons. Ideally if I could have my perfect climate I would probably choose Tennessee. 😁
Hey glad I could help! Haha! I was in the same boat a few years ago & said the same thing then. Then it took me a couple years to actually pull the trigger. So glad I did though!
Hey I appreciate that! Seriously that means a lot. Thank you for what you do as well. Most people have no clue what effort goes into running a kitchen at a restaurant. I had some experience with that industry when I was young. It can be stressful!
The only other Video I have is a short of the project when we did it. I’ll leave a link here for that. It’s not in depth but does show part of the install we did. th-cam.com/users/shortsEid5JJVlzvU?si=ymGpkHbPo4GvFc15 If you have any specific question I can answer I’ll give it a shot. Unfortunately everyone’s situation will be different. Your frost line will likely be different than mine. How far you run your water line and your water pressure will determine your water line size. I’m not a professional by any means but I usually know enough to be dangerous on projects like these.
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I'm SO glad that I live in the South. I can't STAND snow, ice, and Winter.
I can respect that. I’ve had those thoughts before as well but then I remember everything down south is bigger and wants to kill you! 🤣
I think every area geographically has its pros and cons. Ideally if I could have my perfect climate I would probably choose Tennessee. 😁
What the heck??
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Didnt even know these things existed😱❣️
Hey glad I could help! Haha!
I was in the same boat a few years ago & said the same thing then. Then it took me a couple years to actually pull the trigger. So glad I did though!
I just checked their website, .. and there's even dealers near me in Ontario Canada! WootWoot!
See there ya go! I’m sure you will need the taller version for your application. I mean you frost line is probably like 20 feet right? 🤣
@@mikestrahl 🤣🤣🤣🤪
Some winters, I'm shocked it isnt🤭
Every time we get one of these dang polar vortex’s and the Arctic temps I bad mouth y’all. 🤣 Not sure how but I know it’s your fault!
Thank you for being a farmer. You make modern civilization possible.
Oh wow thanks for that! I’m one very small piece to that whole puzzle but I’m certainly proud to be a part of it
As a kitchen manager in a restaurant, I thank you for your service, sir. I could not do my job without you doing yours.
Hey I appreciate that! Seriously that means a lot. Thank you for what you do as well. Most people have no clue what effort goes into running a kitchen at a restaurant. I had some experience with that industry when I was young. It can be stressful!
Do you have blue prints on this? Maby another well indepth derail about the system. And what were the water heads? Where can you find them?
The only other Video I have is a short of the project when we did it. I’ll leave a link here for that. It’s not in depth but does show part of the install we did.
th-cam.com/users/shortsEid5JJVlzvU?si=ymGpkHbPo4GvFc15
If you have any specific question I can answer I’ll give it a shot. Unfortunately everyone’s situation will be different. Your frost line will likely be different than mine. How far you run your water line and your water pressure will determine your water line size. I’m not a professional by any means but I usually know enough to be dangerous on projects like these.
New subscriber here today.....👍😎🇺🇸😇
Hey I appreciate it! I’m not the greatest at posting consistently but I’m working at getting better at that. Glad to have you though!
@@mikestrahl Don't despise small beginnings.....just be true to yourself and you will never fail and will always succeed! ..... 👍😎🇺🇸😇
Awesomeness
Thanks! It’s made life a ton easier this winter. 😁
@@mikestrahl I need to install them
It’s a good amount of work & investment up front but so far it’s paid off big time for me!
@@mikestrahl my biggest pain is water