This is a tour around my work truck and I show the tools that I use in the HVAC trade.
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January 11th, 2010 
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What brand of tools do you use?
Im trying to make a tool box full of tools for the hvac trade. i am in vocational school for it now and i do plan to do hvac for a career.
I think that Klein makes the best hand tools. Take notice of the tools that I keep in my tool pouch. I always carry my tool pouch and my meter to troubleshoot a system.
thanks for your opinion
Great job mate. I have an inustrial/commercial refrigeration business in Sydney Australia. We have three young apprentices whom will wnjoy watching your films.
Regards Marcel
Drummoyne Refrigeration
Thanks for watching and for sharing them with others.
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Hey Dr Z.
Thanks for all your videos. Ive watched them all more than once. How much do you think it will cost for tools and gages pumps ex. for someone just starting out.
You could easily spend about $2000 dollars U.S. in getting the basics.
Thanks for this. I’m going to college in a year. Getting into this business.
Hey Dr Z! Thanks for all the videos. I’m just getting started in the field and I was wondering why you have both a vacuum pump and recovery system? Don’t they both do the same thing?
I wish you all the best.
The recovery system is used to recover the refrigerant from the system. The vacuum pump is used to bring the system into a deep vacuum to boil off any moisture and remove noncondensibles.
Hmm, I was thinking that a good recovery unit could do both jobs. Thanks for clearing that up for me. What is your opinion of the CPS CR700? I’m looking at one of these, hardly used for a very good price.
Thanks, I’m going for my EPA 608 exam in a few weeks. I’m pretty green, but hey, you gotta start somewhere……:)
hello dr zarkloff and greetings from Greece , i am a hvac tech from greece and most thinigs u are showing is not new for . i must say that i can tell that u are a very expirians tech but i like to see some demestresions at elecronics head bords at japanize heat pumps , 90% heat pumps in europe are japanize ac and they make are days hard with tha elecronics head bords and bilive me there not so simpe like tha old amerikans ac
thks for reading my post and continie tha very good job u do here
inverter systems to pls
Hello, I hope to be making a video about Fujitsu mini-splits in the near future.
It looks like a pretty nice little unit. CPS makes some great stuff.
say bye bye to R22 systems on January
1st 2010
They’re already getting hard to buy.
Yep i have already been experiencing that problem
2020 is the date that you will not be able to purchase R22 anymore so that means lots of money out for grabs for the HVAC market but there always is anyways
sum techs ive worked with use that cordless saw and end up not finishing the job because it ran out right in middle of it.i agree use the cord type its less irritating.
Thanks. My foreman asked me if I’d rather have a cordless saw. I told him to give it to someone else. I was happy with my corded saw.
Great video, all service trucks look messy lol. With the companies ive been with all have been the same lol. Im still trying to find a HVAC job out here in Cleveland, but the market sucks. Whats the going rate for 22 now? Most systems ive dealt with have 134A
The going rate for R22 is about $180 for a 30 pound jug. I wish you all the best in this suck economy.