Here’s another and in this case I had to route the refrigerant lines and electical “controller” cable through the ceiling. Cables and tubes run straight out the back into the attic. unit from the top of the ladder was a bit daunting. The Beast The Beauty This 12,000 btu interior air handler both cools and heats for year-round comfort. Pictures and captions will explain it best.
featuring an outdoor compressor as in conventional central HVAC systems coupled with a network of indoor air handlers. The mini-split system is a hybrid of sorts. I went in a different direction, installing instead a mini-split system.
No, I didn’t decide to hoist a 1,500 pound HVAC unit to the top of the roof. They say “necessity is the mother of invention”, but I will add that it is also the mother of imitation and, turning to youtube, I did a lot of that monkey see/monkey do kind of study. I simply didn’t have that kind of cheese lying around. I had quotes to replace my central HVAC unit up to $11,000. The decision to do this myself was driven mostly by thrift.
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So the work on my Vespa and Spartan brought me to a place where, at 65 years old, I had enough guile and know-how to install a new HVAC system in my rental house in Pittsburg. But for most of my adult life I worked with my head, not my hands. Oh, my background contains some home improvement and going way back to my childhood, I stripped a lot of wire while working in sibling servitude to my older brother. Prior to that I wasn’t very mechanical, having never so much as changed my car’s oil. As I mentioned many posts ago, I probably would not have had the nerve to take on the trailer restoration without first having worked on my 50+ year old Vespa. Perhaps that’s why they call a college education a degree. It builds one lesson on top of another, slowly adding to one’s expertise and skills.
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