HVAC GUY is live! End of 5 Hour Job! #hvaclife #hvacguy #hvactrainingvideos

I'm on a job that I'm going to be doing a video on this evening. It's going to turn into like a five-hour job. I don't know if... Actually, I'll show you what I'm doing. I'm pulling down a vacuum on a five-ton system. Looks like I've got one bar of air coming down to 1,100 microns. Let me see. Is there a way to see messages? I don't know how well this is coming through. Oh, thank you. Finally. Yeah, I'm on a five-hour job. I'm going to start this up at 8.30. doing all the nitrogen crawling up top and everything was a real pain in the butt but as y'all can see i am almost done my other micron gauge battery went dead so i used that one what's up guys i don't think i deserve that row hi from england you hear a bad buzz and that's my vacuum pump it's kind of loud in fact i think i need to go get another battery because i'm not below a thousand microns yet this job has lasted a long time back breaking because i couldn't stand up in front of the coil so now my back hurts but that's normal i don't do it i've had batteries die i've had connections not be long enough it seems like whatever could go wrong kind of did it's gonna be hard to put this video down into like 30 minutes or so because i've probably probably got two hours worth of material to work with well thank you Raoul yeah Adrian and Jake and I have talked about the going up and um figured we'd do it every once in a while. I don't know what you think. that was actually the second vacuum i pulled on that 12 amp hour battery so it's not like it didn't last very long it almost did two systems one of them being a five ton let me read the read your comments the fat hvac guy 10 degrees holy smokes in a couple days we're gonna be running the air conditioner right now it might freeze in the morning but that's about it oh this vacuum does very well. Normally, I never have to change the battery. Not on this, but that was actually my second vacuum on that battery. This vacuum is great, but it's expensive. I'll tell you that. It was up towards $800 mark, but I use it all the time. It's my primary pump. What's up, Des? I hope y'all are enjoying the live. It's something new for me. Leave in the comments if you like stuff like this. Hey, Chris. As y'all see, this is my setup and I am waiting. I'm sitting on this. This is the end of a job, and I'll post a full video this evening. Yeah, I'm sorry, I don't know your first name, the guy for Halls HVAC. I think the whole idea with Makita is to be able to give you a job site like a compressor where you need to recover refrigerant all with no cords. Did I say Makita? Maybe it was Milwaukee. So that's the idea behind that recovery machine, but I want to get my hands on it and try it out and see if it will be able to Recover.