Trane Voyager Heat Exchanger Replacement 

I wish

Commercial sort of sucks during the winter but I would take a cold roof over a hot Texas attic.

Lolol I was thinking the same thing 😅

yes

Yes Mike did get a new driver

@@MiHeatingGuy amen

@Dave G......do share your tricks and tips

That Rtu new is probably 10 times the price of the heat exchanger..

@@craighvac1808 correct! The client spent all that money and they still have a unit that's at the very end of its useful service life. When a compressor goes out next summer and it costs another 8 grand to change it out the client is going to feel sick and say you mean I spent all that money for nothing (I've heard this more than once in the early days of my career). This client could have spent an additional $9k and had a brand new, efficient, warranty, and 20 years of expected service life. All I'm saying is us experts have to make the realities of old equipment so clear that clients understand that they're about to make a gamble in which the odds are against them. I ask my clients "since the RTU is at the end of its life its not crazy to ask if the compressor goes out this summer would that effect today's decision." Once the client realizes that the 2 repairs will equally or exceed the price of a new unit and they put themselves in tomorrow's shoes then the client will usually overturn every stone to get the new unit.

@@marriagepartnersministry5942 I can see your point and would probably agree with you in most circumstances. But this unit is from 2007 for one, which is fairly old yes, but still could have lots of life left. Maybe compressors have already been changed? There are a lot of variables as to what the condition of the entire unit is in. This is a 20 ton rtu, no chance the price of the unit would only cost 9k more than this repair and even include a compressor next summer.