all right :D hope ups doesnt do somthing like drop it out of the truck going 70mph

hope it gets there in working order so we can see some action

You don't want to see the pics of when it got back to him. :eek: It looked like they rolled that thing all the way to TX. :ohcrap:


I'll have my 24/7 rig back up next week, if you guys quit livestreaming, and will try and post some nice shots of the unit.

so it got back to him more messed up then how you got it wtf thats crazy

and yes i would like to see lol

Yes the box was beat all to hell and back when it got to him. Terrible I tell ya. Not sure on the condition of the unit though. He hasn't said anything. I boxed the internal box real nice so hopefully nothing bad. I'll upload the pics tomorrow, but be prepared for shock and awe thanks to what brown did for me. :laughing:

seems they ate it and pooped it out lol

It's here!!
 

Replacement unit arrived today. UPS sucks. Anyways, lemme show some pron off. :D

Well crap crap crap I just started using Flickr and can't figure out how to imbed the pics on here. Here is the link to my set. You can see the total garbage that UPS is plus the cute little guy that came in the box. ;)

http://www.flickr.com/photos/5012458...7624050235444/

sweet looking SS homie, can't wait to see it frosty.

Man you ain't the only one. I'm ready to be able to bench late at night.

You going to let it settle for 24 hours?

Ya, but when I asked him about the first one he gave me an interesting tid bit of info. He says there really isn't anyway for the oil to transport itself back into the compressor without refrigerant carrying it there. This is for a single stage only. Cascades have way more coils and places for the oil to get trapped and settle.

Here's what he told me to do. Start it on day one or 24hrs, whichever I want. Turn it on for 1-2 minutes. Let it sit for 30 minutes or more. Rinse and repeat while running it a touch longer each time. He said 5-6 cycles was perfect and would ensure the compressor won't burn up while getting any loose oil in the compressor. :thumbsup: