Replacing evaporator coil from yesterday

We are back in the attic, and I'm fixing to try to cut this out so I can reuse what's here. See, I don't have it, just a short little piece here. I might be able to cut it nice and smooth. I've already got it pumped down outside, get this changed out, and we've got to do something about this drain. This algae, this algae is like paper, but we're fixing to reuse this pan, so clean the algae out. i'm gonna add some algae tablets i'm gonna glue this drain back let me go get that coal i'm nervous about this pan right here this is broken they only have one screw in here so it makes it all the more important to have these hooked up i'm fixing to start working on that i'm just gonna clean up these joints a little bit make my job easier when i go to solder this back in all right we're fixing to solder this in it's kind of difficult to get up here and once i get here I'm okay but you get 24-inch centers on these rafters it's what liquid line has been replaced I noticed upstairs that it had been the old one had been doubled back and a new one is in its place and get a vacuum started and work on that drain see how I have it hooked up I got a half inch hose this is valves off except I got the core depressor removed and the core removed caps insulated and glued so we're set here I am at 12 minutes since I started this and I'm only down to 1200 microns to kind of expect them a little bit better my oil still looks clear here we are at 22 and a half minutes and vacuum pump either ain't doing so well or maybe I have a leak somewhere anytime I pump down like this i'm suspect of those valves they can leak and it'll throw everything off but down to 1200 microns while i was out here my phone busted through my pants but i'm fixing the valve this off and see if it holds okay i got this valve off long story short this is why i was having trouble pulling down all right so if i hadn't hooked up that hose to my schrader core remover that would have pulled down a hole. Tis the lessons we learn.