HVAC Service Truck Tour
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2018
- Check out my HVAC service truck tour. A quick look at my GMC Sierra 1500 setup. Everyone's HVAC service truck is different, so here's mine!
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Nice setup!! Dig the pick-up setups a lot! A few months ago was very super close to buying a 1500 GMC with a utility bed. Beautiful truck! Dealer wasn’t working with me so passed on opportunity. A few months later my family who are plumbers ended up selling me a Chevy Express 3500. For now it will do until I can buy me a nice truck someday! 💪🏼👍🏼🤙🏽
nice work truck.
That's how I have my set up a blower motor bag a pvc bag a copper soldering bag and a gas pipe bag it's all ready to go
What are the measurements and brand of the withe tool boxes
I haven’t watch the full video yet, but do you do installs with this truck as well?
Does anyone know the type of ladder rack on there? Thanks
That truck is nice but I'd rather work out of a van to each their own nice job
Very clean set up
Do you use that trailer for your installs? Have you done a video on it
So I noticed you have 22, and 410 which are most common. What would you do in an instance where you are working on a system out of the ordinary? Say 134a or 12?
I've never seen or heard of anything 134 or 12 before in residential since I have started in 2010. And we only do residential work which is probably why.
@@foxfamilyheatingandaircond4696 oh okay, I was just curious.
Do you concern with the “freon bottles being in the truck going over 125 *? What do you do to avoid it
I always wonder why people show off things like a "widowmaker" that is an osha violation and your truck setup where your cylinders are not properly secured for DOT regs.
Hey Greg. Im new to the HVAC industry. I can't get enough of your videos man. Very practical information from a real life success story. Keep it up!
David Gibson thanks so much David! That means alot. Thanks for watching!
How do you keep from getting stuff stolen and wet in a down pour? I specifically looked for an extended can so I could have a longer bed.
Hey mr. fox I’m 22 years old an I’m hopefully starting a job for Bradley plumbing& HVAC soon but I’m as green as a collard when it comes too this with no construction background any efficient tips too learn the trade quickly an show that I belong too my fellow co workers thank you in advance god bless
Just pay attention, show up on time, don't come in smelling like booze, show up every day, act like you want to learn and then show them what you have learned from them. People who train like to see someone they have trained do it the same exact way. That's how the trades have been passed down from generation to generation. It will be slow. Don't be a pest either. Be humble. Don't be on tour phone for anything but your mother, wife or work. Lol. You get it. Just be malleable and let them mold you into the technician they want you to be. If they are a decent company they will train you right up.
Nice truck set up!!
I wish I could do this to my truck, but I’ll probably get my shit stolen the first night I leave it parked outside 😭
Is she comfortable? 😂
Lol...I have the same Bag and use it for fan motors😂 wish I could post a pic of it. great video as always Brother 👍👍👍
Nice set up. I drive a 2013 ford econoline van. Its gutless!! And in the winters it sucks. I would love to have a nice pickup with storage like yours. Good video!
FORDS??? Are they reliable?
Buy a regular service truck much better than what your doing
Is that the Rigid single hand saw zaw? If it is I have it also. Love it
Nice setup. I moved into a truck after being in a van for years. I am not too far for you either up in Paradise by Chico. Thanks for the videos, and sub'd.
Joseph Sillas very cool! Thanks for saying hi!
what sizes are the weather guard side boxes ? i love the set up!!!
AMOreflection333 did you just assume my gender? It’s 2020 bro
nice truck fox my friend....
It doesn’t rain in Sacramento? How do you keep your equipment and tools dry and safe from thieves?
I won’t be able to use that truck for HVAC here in Chicago, LOL
Regards Greg
Yeah in the winter time I have to take out the stuff that gets wet. Like the vacuum cleaner, etc. But no it just does not rain here in the spring summer fall really. Its a desert out here.
I have a question for you Greg. Have you ever used or have a Supco Attic Pro? For lifting up furnaces into attics? If so, what do you think of it?
I have heard and seen guys using winches to get their stuff up into the attic. I have not used anything like that. The techs that are using it really like it though! Anything to make it easier on the ole back right?
Filters?
Why didn't you get a real truck like a Chevy Express or GMC Savana?
Sweeeeet