Things that make you go............EEEEK!!!!!!

[hvac don]

On a no cool yesterday. Something smelled really bad but it was real windy and could'nt tell where it was coming from.
Pulled the cover off the control panel and............................................

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The tail end of this dead corn snake flopped out and hit my arm.
I nearly shiat myself.
Actually theres 2 snakes in yhere and 2 small but very dead rats.

Had fun cleaning up that mess.....................................................NOT!

[Abby Normal]

surprise surprise surprise

[southern girl]

Damn!!!!!!!!!!

[Chilled Man]

HOLY SHIAT , I would of shot that condensor then go crap , mam you know have a leak also lol

[Doc]

Lol...... If that snake had hit my arm I probably would have run the 1/4 mile before I looked back. :D

Looks like we have very similar taste in tools Don, those brass gauges under those boots?

[Swampfox]

When I first started in the biz they sent me to do a start up of several splits on a commercial building, after they installed the condensers they put the boxes back over the units because they were stuccoing the building, I pulled one of the boxes off and a snake flew up and hit me right in the head, scared the crap out of me, it scurried off into the woods behind the building thankfully

[aircooled]

Yea ,where did you get my gauges and my drill?

We deal with scorpions and spyders in Texas. I hate snakes though ,only seen 1 in 20+ years and it was in Old Coleman Polar Prince..

I am wishing for the HVAC GOD to bring me :http://img112.imageshack.us/img112/2776/40802withbootaf6.jpg

[hvac don]

Yea ,where did you get my gauges and my drill?

We deal with scorpions and spyders in Texas. I hate snakes though ,only seen 1 in 20+ years and it was in Old Coleman Polar Prince..

I am wishing for the HVAC GOD to bring me :http://img112.imageshack.us/img112/2776/40802withbootaf6.jpg

I see scorpions and black widows all the time.
But I was not prepared for what you saw in the pic.
I love my Bosch pocket driver. The gauges are OK.
But if your waiting for someone to give you a set of Digi - cools:lachen::lachen::lachen:

[NZ All Blacks Fan]

I would have to change my shorts seriously (: thant freaks me out

[Andy G]

Is that your boot that came off when you jumped?

[hvac don]

Is that your boot that came off when you jumped?

Naw, I keep my laces tight.;)

[ub2slo]

i have pulled rats squirrels and a few other creatures out of condensors but the only snake i have seen was coiled up in a set of heat strips, my personal favorite was the dead bird in the vent pipe

[Abby Normal]

its frogs and lizards here. Snakes don't bother me but we have no poisonous ones here. Some big ass centipedes though.

[GA-HVAC-Tech]

Yea ,where did you get my gauges and my drill?

We deal with scorpions and spyders in Texas. I hate snakes though ,only seen 1 in 20+ years and it was in Old Coleman Polar Prince..

I am wishing for the HVAC GOD to bring me :http://img112.imageshack.us/img112/2776/40802withbootaf6.jpg

Trust me Aircooled: After about a week of using that gauge set, you will NEVER use an analog again. It is worth every penny of the price IMO.

[Andy G]

Found 2 mice in a humidifier, way beyond dead. The customer tried to find the source of the smell a year and a half before.

[HackFreeHVAC]

Yikes man! I bet the snake went in after the mice!

Speaking of drills. I finally got myself a new drill that i was drooling over...











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It's an 18 Volt Lithium Ion Impact Drill. You have to be careful how much you pull the trigger on one of these bad boys!
You don't have to discharge the batteries before recharging and they last 4 times longer. And it weighs far lass than a 18 Volt Ryobe or Dewalt.
Today I walked up to a rooftop unit with large 3/8" head screws. These screws were already tight. And I put it on tighten (not loosen) and within a second it will rip them loose and strip out the holes for you!
When installing your typical 1/4" and 5/16" head screws you have to get used to tapping the trigger. It only takes a quick second to remove and install screws with one of these! :D

[Andy G]

I like that my DeWalt doesn't rip out screws. But lighter weight would be nice any time.