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What home repair gone bad ? I thought the purpose of the videos was to teach homeowners basic repairs so they don't have to make emergency calls, like this one. I hope the videos aren't just about making MONEY!
Brings back memories. I was an oil tech for only one year. The cold season was brutal. Being on call 24/7 was something I never got used too. Came to the realization the job wasn’t for me but the work was really rewarding. Great work man!
Your videos are more entertaining than paid cable TV! And agree with the road salt I'm in Buffalo New York, with state inspections and the rot around here it's horrible. Not many cars before 2010 roaming around still in this area.
In CT they switched to mainly a liquid deicer citing good results in the states that use it, however they omitted the roughly $1/gallon corrosion inhibitor those states were using in order to save money. It makes salt look harmless by comparison. Totally destroying not only the cars but even the asphalt is eaten away by the stuff. Your only hope is to keep rinsing off the undercarriage.
@@jblyon2 if it saves money I'll take a bet New York will be the next to use it, that mixed with California emissions exhaust that will rot away even quicker then, safety and emissions inspection every year = cars under 10 years old in the scrap yard. Can't wait till they go all electric and that crap hits all the electrical connections on the battery and corrodes it I bet cars will be lighting on fire left and right 🙄
dude invest in small compressor[2 gal],pull off 5/16 bleeder on fuel filter[after new one installed]blow air thru toward pumpstrainer houseing [after removed] into your slopbucket.close firevalve at burner and blow back to tank.reinstall bleeder at oilfilter,let oil flow until clean into slop bucket,install new strainer and nozzle,ten minutes tops.blowout lint from burners ,oil and gas.few times blewout gas boilers and furnaces too.summer i use compressed air to blow out evaporators.only blow thru 20-30 psi dont make a mess for your self.over 30 yrs doing this sht glad to see a young man trying to do things right,dont let the customers ruin your day.
Q: Steve I’ve never heard in your videos what you do with the oil you drain out, or bleed out, or purge from the line into your 3/4 anti freeze bottle tray after the job. Steve can u comment? Been curious.
Hi Steve, good job! Do you wear the neoprene gloves so that the oil and other muck doesn't melt or cause them to tear open? Thanks, I keep going through gloves like I change socks ! Lol 😆
Never understood why they don’t put lighting in basements or garages over furnaces/hot water heaters...makes no sense, one crummy lightbulb for an entire room, useless
When a home repair goes bad it makes ole' uncle Steve real flippin mad!!
What home repair gone bad ? I thought the purpose of the videos was to teach homeowners basic repairs so they don't have to make emergency calls, like this one. I hope the videos aren't just about making MONEY!
Us Joe home owners are just trying to get by…..
Brings back memories. I was an oil tech for only one year. The cold season was brutal. Being on call 24/7 was something I never got used too. Came to the realization the job wasn’t for me but the work was really rewarding. Great work man!
Crusty but still working. Dingy work area too! Thanks Steven!
Your videos are more entertaining than paid cable TV! And agree with the road salt I'm in Buffalo New York, with state inspections and the rot around here it's horrible. Not many cars before 2010 roaming around still in this area.
In CT they switched to mainly a liquid deicer citing good results in the states that use it, however they omitted the roughly $1/gallon corrosion inhibitor those states were using in order to save money. It makes salt look harmless by comparison. Totally destroying not only the cars but even the asphalt is eaten away by the stuff. Your only hope is to keep rinsing off the undercarriage.
@@jblyon2 if it saves money I'll take a bet New York will be the next to use it, that mixed with California emissions exhaust that will rot away even quicker then, safety and emissions inspection every year = cars under 10 years old in the scrap yard. Can't wait till they go all electric and that crap hits all the electrical connections on the battery and corrodes it I bet cars will be lighting on fire left and right 🙄
Great job! Brought the beast back to life just in time for the snow storm!
dude invest in small compressor[2 gal],pull off 5/16 bleeder on fuel filter[after new one installed]blow air thru toward pumpstrainer houseing [after removed] into your slopbucket.close firevalve at burner and blow back to tank.reinstall bleeder at oilfilter,let oil flow until clean into slop bucket,install new strainer and nozzle,ten minutes tops.blowout lint from burners ,oil and gas.few times blewout gas boilers and furnaces too.summer i use compressed air to blow out evaporators.only blow thru 20-30 psi dont make a mess for your self.over 30 yrs doing this sht glad to see a young man trying to do things right,dont let the customers ruin your day.
Nothing like working around a opstical course around that lolly column hey Steve
When you gonna pull-out the snowblower?? Could’ve used it in NY last week!!
Hope you will post video of trackless plowing snow.
" I swear I only hit the button once!!"
As always, another awesome video Steve😃
Is it possible to flush the sludge from the tank to prevent this ??
Great video.
Q: Steve I’ve never heard in your videos what you do with the oil you drain out, or bleed out, or purge from the line into your 3/4 anti freeze bottle tray after the job. Steve can u comment? Been curious.
Love this video buddy ♥️♥️♥️
That old boiler is more rusty than my 64 Ford was. dungen? would be an understatement!
Hi y’all from west Alabama al
Hi Steve, good job! Do you wear the neoprene gloves so that the oil and other muck doesn't melt or cause them to tear open? Thanks, I keep going through gloves like I change socks ! Lol 😆
Nitrile
@@erikj.2066 Thanks, that helps me out. Again, a great job 👏
Did he just a clean a pump strainer ? I wonder how long before it clogs up again...
That telephone sounded as old as that furnace.
Good enough for this neighbourhood!
Nice job and video
Steve, have you ever come across a job where the homeowners replaced the old filter with a roll of toilet paper instead ? !
"hello, could I help you?"
Why two firematic , just replace the first one.
two is better than one!
An old saying, “Nozzle, Filter, Strainer”......
Never understood why they don’t put lighting in basements or garages over furnaces/hot water heaters...makes no sense, one crummy lightbulb for an entire room, useless
There's magic in them hands!👍
It’s all in the gloves lol.
My water is froze, no water going no where! ha I'm using heat faucet open to keep burst. Real SH*t show mamma! Car starts.
Steve is working again momma.
Another Great Job Brother.
Got some shmag in the line
We fix what your husband can’t.
talk about being a little rusty, Yikes!
I'd rather have salt and rusty cars than ice and crashed cars.
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