THE FINAL BOSCH! Retrofit of This Customers Last Central Air System to Bosch IDS 2.1 Series Units! 

Phenomenal job!

Damn, Kidd…….great job dealing with all those obstacles thrown your way. You prepped your work area well which helped you immensely. Thank God you’re thin!!! Goes a long way in those tight spaces.

Great job!!!!!!! That was a tuff one with such a small amount of space. Missed your videos for the past couple of weeks.

Great work guys. You know what really blows my mind? The fact that pipe doctor is a multi million dollar company but yet Mikey can't spend 200 bucks and get Peter some new boots. What a shame. I buy me and my guys new gear every year. What a guy Mike is, he cares so much about you guys.

Absolutely no criticism here Daniel. Fantastic work as always. That was a tough one for sure. Glad Mikey rewarded you both with dinner 👍🏆

Dude, you're getting a Bosch....and another and another, lol. Nice install guys.

Hi Daniel You guys make such a great team Hats off to you guys Great job 👏

Rough job good to see you back

Daniel. Great content as always. Thanks Brother.

This is an excellent install video. Tight squeeze. Nice Work.

Job well done as always. Just got back and watching videos lol

Good job guys. keep up the good work.

Great job in a very tight space. I can easily see why it was a long day. Always fun when the boss pops in, and of course he always shows up when the critical work (brazing) is happening. 😅

beautiful job men. enjoy your dinner

Nice clean install 👍

Nice work man 😊

Those Generac boxes are load sheds for the generator. They shut the A/C's off on initial start up to lighten the load on the generator. They gave me a fuss on my own house. One of my A/H's stopped working. I figured out there was no power to it. I had power coming out of the breaker. I was stumped. I thought maybe something chewed my wires in the attic. I took the wires off the breaker tied them together and had continuity at the A/H. I gave up and decided to buy a new breaker even though I knew that wasn't it. On the way to HD I remembered those load sheds. I went back home and sure enough it was the load shed. It has a contactor in it normally closed so the opposite of an A/C contactor. I bypassed it and back in business. If you ever get a call on one of these you just disconnect the connector on the control board and it will bypass. Generac had a recall on those boards and warranty's them. I spent a couple hours because I just totally forgot that was between the panel and the A/H. When the board goes it pulls the contactor in (open) and no power. A working board keeps it from being pulled in.

Nice install, nothing wrong with getting a job done right with quality! I know there is tradeoff where time is money, but I rather do it right a bit slower and not have callback. BTW - Nothing wrong with that Carrier! haha 🙂Have good weekend.

You can buy weights for the tent. They’re much better than the straps and easier to put up less time-consuming.

Daniel, I work for a HVAC company in Florida, and we sell these, along with a few other main brands. What do you guys do, when you get a machine that has damage? Down here in Florida, its really bad with Bosch. Sometimes the boxes look awful, but the units look fantasic. Then, you get some that perfect boxes, but, the units have damage to them. Just wonder what you guys do? Do, you inspect before the units leave the location where you pick them up? Thanks!

Whats up danny

8:44 those are muddlers for the central vac unit (specifically I saw those and said "Beam mufflers"), as the exhaust can be loud. Why the fuck they just left them lying in the return, I'll never know! Some installers are lazy asshats... But that's my world, I do the vacuum systems.

Interesting that you have an analog manifold and not a digital one…any reason why?…and never mind I see your digi one at the end…I guess you keep the analog one for potentially dirty systems?

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In what world does a b tank not get the pipe hot enough