WEIL MC WAIN OIL BOILER WITH BECKETT BURNER ANNUAL SERVICE
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- WEIL MC WAIN OIL BOILER WITH BECKETT BURNER ANNUAL SERVICE
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Hi Steve, you ALWAYS do a great job for your customers. They are fortunate to have an honest, hard working tech around!!
The more of your videos I watch the more I respect your work and attitude. The man who services my heat pump every six months is a lot like you.
Steve and Miss Molly keeping them running lean and mean so they don't get choked up like some of our elected officials brains.
Hi Steve from Ireland 🇨🇮☘️, top of the morning to you .
Another unit ready for winter duty! Next level.
Steve has the experience and knows his business, and does good honest work. Steve knows the trade well enough to avoid those 2am no heat calls in January with the temperature at 20 degrees or less. He can look at the filter a predict the future. He knows folks.
There will always be trolls/troublemakers, know it alls & back seat drivers on all these platforms & forums. Sometimes people can give some decent advice so as long as they’re not getting all bent out of shape about it & acting all crazy that a person is wrong for not doing something. There’s very often more than one way to do something & people do have their own ways just as they do.
Thanks for another great video Steve, appreciate all the hard work !
Your brutal ,honesty is GREAT!!!! The trolls are losers. Love the vids Steve!!!
I like the way you work Steven you look after your customers and only do what you have to do and like that saying goes if it ain’t broke don’t fix. Keep up the great work buddy👍
Good job Steve, as always.
That's a nice looking unit
Your a good guy steve ! Don’t let the trolls bother you👍🏻
Steve and I do the same thing you do if I go out to service a gas furnace or a central air condition I only charge people for the things that need to be done other things that can be left alone leave it alone if it's working don't mess with it but there's a lot of technicians out there will stick it to some of them customers they'll say you need this and you need that it's just ridiculous at this scams that goes on keep up the good work
Hey Steve and Miss Molly! Workin’ again y’all. 👍👍
I’ve been doing hvac service for 31 years I started off in a small town and had a lot of rural clients with oil burners but then I moved on to bigger a bigger company and got in the union so I haven’t worked on an oil burner in years but you are definitely the man when it comes to old school service! And I love that truck is it a UPS truck? Man you can fit a lot of stuff in that thing
I've assumed he buys new trucks and only after his is beyond repair in that climate with salt in the air and on the streets.
Always keep your old one in the back yard for parts when needed.
Actually it's an old Fed/ex truck. ~Cindy! :)
Annual service is very important but homeowners are very fearful of letting a possible crooked technician tune up their unit. They're rather wait for it to stop working.
Only $125 here in CT, worth the $$ but you're right... finding an honest guy is the hard part.
@@WeatherNut27 You got one you can trust? I'm on Plainville/Southington line with same unit he just cleaned. Thanks & take care! Sonny
Agreed, I went through a crooked one before I found an honest outfit. My advice is to get multiple opinions if something is expensive. Also, ignore the fear tactics. Crooked outfits will use fear tactics, at least they did for me.
Thanks for the time and effort in making these videos !
As the World Turns, txs Steve for sharing...
It’s always fun to listen to Steve talk about the trolls. Keep up the good work.
Hi Steven I follow your videos often I appreciate them I maintain 4 different fuel styles of heaters at work where I'm at ones air injected waste oil another is a metered pump waste oil furnace 1 is a natural gas boiler and the last one is a propane furnace I have the same attitude also much of my life worrying about what other people think I do my own thing now. keep up the good work I wish the best for you and your family and friends may your New Year be healthy and safe thanks again for your videos Nick
That looked like one of the cleanest areas I’ve seen you have to work in.
i agree 100% with you brother steven only do what the customer ask you to do 😊
Nice work Steve and your right Screw the Haters!
I agree that some of the old tanks might be full of rust and they might need changing every year, but not always.
I got to find the video of Steve getting a call of a smell comming from the heater and the guy had a skunk living in a crawl space..and the guys hard of hearing and a ham radio operator and steves like dumb struck with the underground antenna he built lol.
Great job on RUclips amazing 💯
We went through about 600 gallons a year.. most midwest places have very clean fuel oils definately no nees to replace filters every year if you not going through 1000s of gallons.. trolls will be trolls ignore em.. steve Id trust you to work on my heating system anyday
You said it!!
I always laugh when you imitate those trolls, Steve! No one could do that better than you! I mean, I can just see them pontificating when you do your voice -over thing!
Great info in your video. I sent my son and some doe down your way for school very nice area
Love ur vids.. Smart guys finish first
I LOVE IT, Steve. So many people don't or are afraid to say what they think. Plus there aren't a lot of honest repairman and just good people compared to say 40+ years ago. It's all about the money. Those WOKE Thanksgiving turkeys had no power over you😁😁😁.
Nothing worse than someone trying to tell a guy how to do his job . Loved your comments👍
Do you ever clean the boiler, brush each section, vacuum?
I think you do a hell of job sir.
Years ago I had a Weil MC Gold bolier with Weil MC BURNER HEAD!!! They only made it for a year or so. When I called for parts Weil MC said no parts were available, but they would send me a replacement head for free, brand of my choice. I chose the Riello. Even had wiring harness that plugged in, bolted up. I was shocked.
i have some parts for that burner a transfomer i believe
You made in excellent choice Riello burner
@@brianlais9903 Thanks! Besides the Weil MC, I have only worked on my family Riello burners. All have original parts except for the nozzle, one leaking pump, and hydraulic jack on the old Metcron (spelling) Bach water heater.
@@stevenlavimoniere Steve, if you ever come across one PLEASE make a video!
Steve in your opinion what type of fuel is more efficient nat gas or oil?
Fuck them Trolls keep up the good work. After watching your videos I serviced my own furnace .
Steve's workin again y'all. Not a nasty basement - nice change for him I bet. 🤣
Weil-McLain makes a good boiler, I have a WGO-3, replacement for a Leakham aka Burnham.
Steve - saving the planet 1 lean running boiler at a time. Have you ever been trolled by the FFG? (FFG = Formerly Fat Guy from North Cali) lol!!
my boiler baseboards sound like a river, i purge and a week later a river again. what do you recommend?
what's the spray u use for cleaning burner assembly?
I think its just Brake Kleen, or the like...
Carb cleaner is what he said
thank u .
How do you set on your knees for so long?
Hello Steve!
hello
Yep you can fix on them until you break something. Flush it!!
I'm going to clean my own boiler. Can I clean and reuse the nozzle, or do I need to buy a new one?
It's a Valient boiler with a Beckett burner.
You can change your own nozzle but it has to be new and there's a lot more to cleaning your boiler than just changing the nozzle in filter
You can clean your own boiler I meant
Steve,
I grew up in Danvers, MA and I'm curious to know if there are any coal burning furnaces still heating houses?
i have not seen any coal units
We have them here in upstate NY with a local coal distributor in Maplewood NY sold in bag form
PA has em
Upper Sandusky, Ohio probably still has some old coal furnaces in that area. There was a coal company just down the street from my grandmother’s house.
I live in Northeast PA. I burn coal using a EFM coal stoker/boiler. Totally automatic.
Obvious different standards
for housekeeping. Going from super clean to the unbelievable.
Clear photo of the electrodes.
Many people do not understand
the need for outside combustion air
and the need for draft over fire.
Hey steve your title on your video needs some attention. Have a good day
Our new Weil-McClain seems pretty solid. One question I had though is that I requested an outdoor reset sensor and my contractor insisted on using a Tekmar controller instead of the sensor option on the built in digital boiler control. Does anybody know what makes the Tekmar unit so much better? I argued for the simpler setup, but was told "The Tekmar just does the job much better". Anybody care to opine?
I watch you and a couple other guys, all have different business models, but the only thing that matters is you all actually care to keep the customers taken care of and running properly. As long as you’re getting paid, and the customers are happy, what’s it matter??
I love Steve and have learned a lot over the last couple years watching. But Dam it - I WANT A NEW filter!
Steve , any parts shortages ?
nothing to speak off
Ya know folks, its like Steve always says "it aint rocket science". He always shows that the unit has good oil flow before deciding not to change the filter, now common sense will tell you if bad oil is going to stop up an old filter that had good flow, it will stop up a new filter also.
The man doesnt like charging folks for things that they dont need, and has more work than he can handle. That says alot to me. KISS
A filter is $.98 and takes 5 minutes to replace. SILLY to not change it. I’ve said it before as well. A proper oil boiler service is COMPREHENSIVE. If you’re not going to service it soup to nuts, then don’t even bother.
comprehensive
of large scope; inclusive; having an extended mental range or grasp: a comprehensive study of the situation
I believe that Steve nails that with oil fired boilers, he has been at it for 40+ years.
@@dannyhutcheson9932 Just because you’ve done something for a long time, doesn’t mean you do the best job at it. I know guys who have services boilers for that long and have never owned a combustion analyzer.
@@SureShotImages i agree and also respect your opinion but we have all watched these videos and have seen good oil flow through the pump. Old or new, the filter is releasing the correct amount of fuel for good boiler operation. Its no different than the fuel filter in my truck, if its allowing good fuel flow at routine maintenance intervals it does not get changed. I have driven vehicles more than 200,000 miles and never changed the fuel filter. That being said, im sure that you are a good tech and just want to do a good job.
Haha I love the troll rant , I doubt the trolls actually work in the field like you do 😂 that’s for sure
No way Steven, I’ll would rather watch you and Miss Molly any day before Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck 👍
I was gonna watch this entire video yet decided to watch beavis and butthead instead. I don't wanna learn too much today.
If you're going to be down there doing the annual cleaning, why wouldn't you change the filters? You may have good oil flow now, it may weaken before another 12 months passes. Not changing the filters is just silly. And the boiler should be brushed and vacuumed.
Carburator cleaner, BERIMAN'S B-12 IS THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!
It’s called preventative maintenance filters are changed every year on mine no matter. You got good oil pressure in your truck so Stop changing your oil filter. SMH
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Thanks again for the videos!
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