Changing belts on a big Carrier Roof Top Unit (RTU)

Roof Top Unit Big! YEAH YEAH YEAH! It's not small! NO NO NO! It's got belts! GREAT BIG BELTS! Cools you down! NO MORE HEAT!
note: this is not meant to be a reference tool. I just wanted to show what I was doing that day. If you have suggestions for things I could've done differently to satisfy your (or industry) standard for safety or better maintenance of the machines, keep 'em to yourself. Not interested. I no longer work for that company, or in that industry, and besides, I don't know you or care about your opinion. Thanks anyway.

[@scottingleman8103]

It’s so funny, I was an English majorAnd I’m an HVAC tech, quoting Dante this is natural as finding a draft inducer inside of that thing somewhere.

[@Blessed_2_Be_Born_In_America]

The sharpie will quickly fade where you won't be able to see it. Do you not believe that you will damage the belts by stretching them when installing?

[@phildavis6890]

Please read description under video.

[@Blessed_2_Be_Born_In_America]

​@@phildavis6890 I don't work in this industry. I was just wondering if you thought it is overly cautious worrying about not stretching belts or what. It certainly is easier to stretch them. This is why I was asking a question and not making a statement.