online after the fan job and
How'd you know he is a proctologist? ;)
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Bryant Blower Motor Loud Startup
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What corners did the fly-by-night contractor cut for only charging your daughter $5400 for a furnace change-out?
Maybe she traded some ass to help lower the price?
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very rarely.... My truck is very well stocked with spare parts inventory. I only have a couple of times a year whe I don't have the correct part on the truck.
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Hi, Do you carry spare axle shaft steady bearing? Once I had that bearing failure. I had to crawl 40 miles to a garage who could replace it.
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Why didn't you fix it when it first started to get noisy, instead of driving it for a few more years?
Cheap f*ck.
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Hi, I wish it did. It was a sudden failure. The truck was only used for towing fiver in season. You have dirty mouth for sure. Hope you don't have little kids in your house.
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Steve has four of those.
I stock very few motors. My parts house keeps them for me.
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PB Blaster is under advertised, and aparently good stuff. It has the advantage of spraying in a stream. So, if you're under the work van and want to spray the entire brake cable, it's easy enough to do with the long reach stream. WD-40 comes out in a fog.
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yeah, PB is good stuff. IMHO it's inferior to Kroil, but on the upside, they do have it at that Orange Colored Store (although you have to look pretty hard for it, as opposed to WD-40) and it's really not all that bad - way better than WD-40 anyway.
Hands down the best penetrating oil I've ever used was Wuerth Rost Off, but I dunno where you can buy it.
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re: "WD-40 comes out in a fog."
Not with new "Smart Straw"...
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Of course, I still buy the half-gallon cans and refill these, which can be adjusted for the type of spray you want...
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And I drive *both* of these...
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WD Stormy. Everything the mormon c*ck sucker says comes out of a fog.
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Get you some JigALoo and have a gay old time...
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From any Wuerth industrial distributor - and it IS pretty good stuff.
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The original formulation was great - it actually worked. The new formulation (last 10 years or so??) is more useless than bear whiz.
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The homeowner mentioned that he found the exact same motor online for $140. The mechanic charged him $660 to install it. He was ripped off regardless of how many letters and numerals you try to insert to justify a screwing, what some techs do best. I'll have to call in the model number of the unit replaced for $5000. In some areas and with some customers, $20,000 would not be outrageous. In this case, I believe it is. The lady is over 80 years old, lives in an adult retirement community, is on Oxygen 24/7 and a look around her house it is easy to see she doesn't have much money. But then, neither did the so called tech. As I said, I'd have to look the cost of a 4T unit before going any further but I suspect that $5000 is out of line. If you are reasonable, you'll never be out of work and always make a decent income. You don't have to screw everyone that you meet.
Need to argue some more? Sure does the craft a wonder of good doesn't it?
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They concentrate on one thing, "send money"! Right now inventories are down and will continue to be. You'll find many things at the supply house but not all of them. It is acceptable to provide a temporary repair if at all possible to keep the heat on while the motor ordered is delivered. Lubricants and solvents have been used to clean bearings in motors, on shafts. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. If it doesn't work, what is the loss? You'll have to replace. This is an issue these days, the craft has lost it's ability to repair. They replace. Parts changers are expensive people to deal with. I didn't mention that the 4T unit that was replaced was originally installed in 2006. That unit should have been repaired if the guy wanted to fix it. He wanted to replace it, so he did.
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Anyone who boasts charging triple probably has all the time in the world to spend on usenet.
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-------------------------------------------------- From: "Hermann" Sent: Saturday, December 26, 2009 10:09 PM Newsgroups: alt.hvac Subject: Re: Bryant Blower Motor Loud Startup
A mindset such as yours is what has denigrated the business. Is that what happened to you? Did some other tech get your wife? Maybe you asked him to.
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Why do you even bother to argue with this bunch. You are just one of hundreds of innocent drive by's who have entered this entertainment center. When you are done, another one will post a question here and be the next "roastee". They can't help themselves. It's like one said: this is there place to shoot the breeze and not help home owners with free advice, just to alienate them. guess I'm up next. yee hah!