My Side Business Is Taking Over | Full Days Work For $3,000 Step By Step | THE HANDYMAN |

[TheCharles]

Just remember, if the women don’t find you handsome, they should find you handy.

[johnkatakowsi]

Thanks for your videos!!! I am a handyman too 40 plus years finally got to put in a mini split had done some HVAC repairers auto as well as home had all the tools just had to order a mini split took 7 hours to install i didn't rush it put those beauty covers on all the line sets looks very clean 1 and a half ton unit!!!

[brockwagner]

Handyman didnt use the fancy digical torque limiter wrench. Get ready to get roasted handyman 😂

[Jimddddd]

I like mini splits. They aren’t right for every application but they certainly have their place. One concern I have with these Chinese units sold on Amazon is the availability of service parts. One suggestion I would make, please stop rolling up the extra line set behind the ODU. Cut the lines to length and make your own flares. The job will look more professional and justify what you are charging. You can get a flaring block for less than $100 that will make perfect flares every time. They will probably be better than the factory flares. You don’t need to worry about the unit being overcharged by using shorter line and you won’t have to remove any refrigerant. These units have liquid receivers that compensate.

[ZippyZio]

All the excess line set left on the side and the excess electrical line hanging down the right side of the unit gives the appearance of Amateur work, not to mention what has already been stated about using torque wrench and a micron gage.

[shaunneydobie]

Use that $3k to buy some new hole saws

[BamaBreeze]

Cool video Handy. I’m onboard with the mini splits. Thanks for the instructions. HandyOn!

[perkypat]

How on earth do you work so much then still have the motivation or energy to film and edit videos. I cannot even imagine how you do that.

[SmooveBee]

Some history for the young: “110 volts" and "220 volts" represent an older standard for electrical wiring in the United States and Canada. However, in many regions, voltages have gradually increased from 110V to the current standard of 120/240V at 60 Hz. The term and use of 110V and 220V are still common.

[dustyre]

I have HVAC experience. Would be tempting to start a biz pushing these but need a license in my state

[linhchau]

3000 bucks to install a mini split. Damm you are having a good wk my brother... 😢

[sitechca]

It's amusing that mini-split installation is done by minimum-wage workers in 3rd world countries. They can pretty much install anywhere, even on high-rise condo and run the lineset across multiple walls. Yet here in America, contractors want thousands for the most basic installation.

[Lynxman]

You should move the drain line to the other side of the unit. You can pop out the little cap and switch sides on the indoor unit. It makes it much easier if you ever have to blow the line out when it gets clogged. Very good video for people starting out

[Will-No-Co]

Handyman just found your channel. That’s a very good business you have there. I repair CNC machines for a living and earn less than that. Makes a fella think about doing something different if you know what I mean. Thanks for the info.

[hpjkxof]

I would suggest using a micron gauge, it will give you a more accurate vacuum and show any possible leaks

[tonytaylor]

It must not be to many people in your area that can install mini splits in California specifically the inland empire its way cheaper to get an install but u did a very good job i like yo channel

[danny]

Dont remove the line from the service valve after pulling vacuum. Release refrigerant before removing. You 100% let contaminates back in system. With your prices grab some digital gauges and a jb pump. At least look the part.

[remodz]

How come you don’t start your pilot hole from the exterior, so you can be sure your hole lands centered without measuring? I always start from the exterior with a 1/4” pilot instead of starting from the inside.

[andreakeeling]

That Patreon only video you posted today was hellufunny!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂

[chadharrigan]

220v, 240v or 250v all will be enough. Especially for a small split unit. Codes very from US & Canada.