@Bucs80SC actually I am referring to laying acetylene on it's side. The inside of an acetylene bottle is actually filled with a foam material soaked in acetone which dissolves the acetylene. Laying it on it's side causes it to run to the top in concentrate and allows the acetone to escape. This can be unsafe if you don't allow it time in the vertical position before actual use. The general rule of thumb is to allow the tank the same amount of time vertical as you had it horizontal. Good Luck!
Nice job on the organizing. I bet it took all day to accomplish that job and 1 service call to destroy all of that work too... From one tech to another.... Long lives the never ending job of work truck organization... A process no homeowner even knows about but is glad (un awares) for a tech who is well organized. Onwards and upwards.
Good Stuff my friend! You got one of everything in there it looks like. One day I'll get myself one those service vans. I simply just don't need it yet :)
@robbygill1 I am aware that the tanks should be stored upright. However, The tanks I have are hollow tanks packed with a porous rock (not foam) that is saturated with acetone. If you have to store a tank on its side you should wait between 30 min and one hour before use. Its not like if you store one on its side for a month that you have to stand it up for a month before use. The only reason for that is to prevent the acetone from leaking or going into the regulator on your torches. But thanks!
lol! At the time I had just picked up the fittings and just tossed the bag in there. I had to watch my own video to see what plastic bag you were refering to. lol. Thanks for watching.
That has nothing to do with OSHA. OSHA is on the job safety prevention requirements. DOT is more like it, but they don't require service worker to strap down their tanks.
@naumajar If I carried filters I would need to drive a tractor trailer. (too many diffrent sizes) If the customer needs them we sell them boy the box and have our parts driver bring them out.
Hi, I'm an HVAC student but did I miss u mentioning the MSDS sheets n fire extinguisher? u have different kinds of cylinders. U r well organized. Thanks
Awesome set up. I have a question though. I'm finishing out my 2nd year of vo tech for hvac and soon I'm gonna be looking for a position.. How much of that was supplied by the company? I have most all my hand tools and just need to buy a set of gauges and a meter.
anthony s This video is from nearly 5 years ago and I no longer have this van but there was a ladder rack on the roof holding a 6', 8', and 20' ladder. Thanks for watching.
@Bucs80SC actually I am referring to laying acetylene on it's side. The inside of an acetylene bottle is actually filled with a foam material soaked in acetone which dissolves the acetylene. Laying it on it's side causes it to run to the top in concentrate and allows the acetone to escape. This can be unsafe if you don't allow it time in the vertical position before actual use. The general rule of thumb is to allow the tank the same amount of time vertical as you had it horizontal. Good Luck!
Great video. I like the fact that you have a dust pan and shop vac in your service van. But please, do something about the plastic bag lol...
Sharp looking van my man!
It's nice to go in your work truck like a gentleman, and automatically find what you need.
Vary sweet Brad, nice van I want to get a Van next year God willing.
as someone thats new to hvac school your van is what i dream of
Thanks for the tour. I hope I can have a service van like that someday.
Great to see your preparation
I hope to have my very own van like this one one day
organized very nicely. just by seeing that i bet you fix a couple things
Very good.thanks for the tour....good tech.
I'm just getting started and that looks great! I can't wait for my time!
Nice job on the organizing. I bet it took all day to accomplish that job and 1 service call to destroy all of that work too... From one tech to another.... Long lives the never ending job of work truck organization... A process no homeowner even knows about but is glad (un awares) for a tech who is well organized. Onwards and upwards.
You shouldn't allow acetylene bottles to lay on their sides.
Good Stuff my friend! You got one of everything in there it looks like. One day I'll get myself one those service vans. I simply just don't need it yet :)
Good job on your set up, looks great.
Nice service van,and whats even better, it's a Chevy!
How badly do the refrigerant drums rattle when the bass drops?😂😂😂
@robbygill1 I am aware that the tanks should be stored upright. However, The tanks I have are hollow tanks packed with a porous rock (not foam) that is saturated with acetone. If you have to store a tank on its side you should wait between 30 min and one hour before use. Its not like if you store one on its side for a month that you have to stand it up for a month before use. The only reason for that is to prevent the acetone from leaking or going into the regulator on your torches. But thanks!
@1986r It's a Stanley socket set. I think it is a 80 piece set.
@Bucs80SC cool...thanks for the info...great videos.
@robbygill1 That bottle can't move at all where it is stored. There is no danger there.
Nice setup...similar to mine, but I do refrigeration as well and I got a pretty stuffed truck....
@Nutintoitbut2doit Thanks! Hopefully it will stay that clean. Thats hard to do when Im real busy.
lol! At the time I had just picked up the fittings and just tossed the bag in there. I had to watch my own video to see what plastic bag you were refering to. lol. Thanks for watching.
awesome van config ! thanks for sharing.
im going to try and copy this setup. great video
Good lookin van. Only if u can manage to keep it like that at the end of a busy day rite.
congratulation ,it is very nice ,and good for you
Nice set up. I am looking at an nv200 as a service van. How do you get condensers and furnaces to house to install? Thanks in advance.
Adrian Steel is who made it, but it came in the van.
@mirkoquake Thanks! I am always happy to help.
exellent i am new in yhe busines and i am taking ideas to equip my van
Nice video. Thanks for sharing
Chewbacca816 Wow! Forgot about this one. I made this 7 years ago. Man how things have changed. lol
Thanks for watching
What an unecessary thing to say! This is a very clean van for a busy service tech...
That has nothing to do with OSHA. OSHA is on the job safety prevention requirements. DOT is more like it, but they don't require service worker to strap down their tanks.
Thanks for watching!
Nice job!
Where did u get that drawer that has all the extras. I've been looking for one like that but I haven't got any luck.
@naumajar If I carried filters I would need to drive a tractor trailer. (too many diffrent sizes) If the customer needs them we sell them boy the box and have our parts driver bring them out.
where is the rest of the stuff?
Cool,you can never have enough tools
The rack on the right side of the van did it come with it, or did you buy it separately, and where can i find one if you bought it
Sweet setup. What part of the country are you in?
South Carolina, do you need him to give you a thump on the head and tell you the area?
Soild setup bro
thats what the helper is for
What kind of Socket Set is that? Just bought a Husky one about a week ago
perfect layout, but our install guys can not arrange the cargo space like this
HOLY SHIT YOU ARE READY 4 WAR! NICE TRUCK,
Me too!
Be careful with that acetylene laying on its side...I'm sure you know.
Nice
Darin pugliese Wow, this is an old one. lol! Vans completely different now.
Hi, I'm an HVAC student but did I miss u mentioning the MSDS sheets n fire extinguisher? u have different kinds of cylinders. U r well organized. Thanks
@cubanito725 Thanks man!
Haha people talking about DOT violations... don't make me laugh. When your an actual SERVICE TECH you'll respect how nicely this van is set up.
Awesome set up. I have a question though. I'm finishing out my 2nd year of vo tech for hvac and soon I'm gonna be looking for a position.. How much of that was supplied by the company? I have most all my hand tools and just need to buy a set of gauges and a meter.
can i get by with a 12v drill or do i need a 18v drill?
what kind of dolly is that for caring compressor max 125 u can fold nice
How.. ?? Much .. Cost .. For .. Van..
nice.
what kind of van is it
@Bucs80SC I know what you mean lol.
HVAC!
yo wat about ladders
anthony s This video is from nearly 5 years ago and I no longer have this van but there was a ladder rack on the roof holding a 6', 8', and 20' ladder. Thanks for watching.
Ultra leet setup is ultra leet.
Real Bitchin...... I like...!
bottle of pee at 5:44
Too bad your van will NEVER stay that clean xD
seriously????? What are you 8....
lmao you got subs in that sh*t?