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1.5 Ton Mitsubishi Ductless Heat Pump Install
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Nice job Ralph, your very European!!!
Sweet install Ralph
Great video Ralph, picture perfect install. Keep up the good work.
Ray
Looks good! it’s amazing how quiet they are
Save them pallet screws Ralph, thats where the profit is!
Very nice install Ralph. Those units are super quiet.
Great job as always
Looks great Ralph, cant beat how quiet they are!
Nice install and video Ralph !! Great job !! Take care, Brett
Really clean install Awesome job
Great looking install Ralph!!!
Awesome install Ralph!!!!!
Nice and clean install Ralph!
Wow! Nice, clean and professional installation Ralph! Came out nice!
Comfort to the homeowner!
My company use fujitsu.Great job Ralph!!
In this video I install a 1.5 ton #mitsubishi ductless heatpump in a
sunroom +Mitsubishi Electric Cooling & Heating
Looks good what kind flaring tool are you using
Awesome install Ralph like you didn’t forget the ice cold Dr Pepper. Lol
The wave of the future right there!! Bad ass install!!
Really nice install. Thanks for sharing Ralph.
Very nice !! T&N
Great work as usual.
Unit must have been made on a Monday or Friday, that Mitsu sticker install
person should reprimanded for leaving you that little place for your
sticker other than than that good install, I don’t see too many mini’s down
here in the butt end of TX but I’ve seen ads for some odd makes from Mexico
(11 miles away) by craigslist guys, they look pretty sketchy and a 9000 btu
complete goes for about $500 contractor price, I wouldn’t sell any of these
anyway because of no warranty. I won’t cross the border to then dodge the
crooked cops and dodge cartel bullets.
nice and clean install great job ralph
Hey Ralph, I have installed a few of those now and was wondering do you
braze the fittings at the indoor unit or do flare yours? I braze mine, do
not like taking back off the wall if some leak at the flare connections
develops.
Nice clean install
You are all about details. All the way down to the sticker placement. I
like that about your work.