@jjackowhvac: Screw out all together

Frank Mina :

40 Years in the industry... finally figured it out 😬

Rd-doc3! :

Congrats on your new adventure. You’ll do well. You’re genuinely a good person.

Koll :

you should keep the heater ...cuz you are a plumber and plumbers working in the winter ...and to keep the pvc and pex hose plyable would be good also the pipe glue,dope..

Cdub :

Hey I know this is a loaded question but I am just about to get out of HVAC school and wanted to know your opinion on the “fastest” way to grow in the industry

chrisperez2126 :

Those build outs are not fun to do at all I have done a lot of them and each one is different and not a pleasure to do lol 😂

Vazuras :

Tha ks for not lying to me

Gaven :

And the plot thickens!

TempNerd :

What's the name of your company?

garciastevenn :

I bought the same shelves and everything

jwilly szymb :

I used unistrut and pick outs for my van. Love it. Much cheaper too

Joshua Wilkerson :

Just bought the same set up for mine.

Tony :

You tube 👍

billyanthony :

KEITH :

Just use a coupling and loop the lines together

Joey Inglima :

The best

HVAC Lance :

Good luck!

Jon Kilgore :

Wish this was long format

Chieftawny :

If it’s just coolant hoses, u just need to connect them together. Preferably up closer to the engine bay so u don’t have coolant running the whole way back there for nothing.

plumbNshine :

Just the ac for the rear. Heat for the rear is normally under the passenger seat. That how mine is set up

Roaches2rollies :

croc vibes!

gerson perez :

Nice van

Matthew Jenkins :

The best thing my company has ever done on the vans was put a stainless steel sheet on the floor.

billyanthony :

took a while. still a work in progress

Andrew Gramsky :

what shelf brand is that?

Logan :

Bro you should do long form and upload to YouTube.