Flirting With Disaster: OSHA'S Worst Nightmare!

"Break on Through to The Other Side", The Doors.

Fab Rats single handedly throwing off the Amazon algorithms for the stock on that tape measure model.

When I worked at a steel company , all the sketchy stuff was don on night shift when safety people weren’t there

Paul's comment about how hot the ceiling was. You would do good with a couple of industrial fans running in reverse in the winter to blow all the heat down onto the guys. Save you on burning so much fuel to run the heater as well.

Since when are Fab Rats and OSHA used in the same sentence?? 😂

"Lot's of old man noises going on up here". I feel that - LITERALLY!

Before I retired we had a clean burn waste oil stove at the landfill where I worked and I always had to clean it after it had been run for. awhile and when you pull it part and vacuum the ash you will find that there is an incredible amount of static electricity that it creates, hopefully you can ground yourself so you don't get shocked . and you are welcome for the hardhat baseball cap, that Landon was wearing , it was supposed to be for Paul when he is under the wrecker bumping his head, thought it would be cool!

Robby did a great job on Paul's pickup it looks great! Yeah Fab Rats team has a good heat source in the new shop thanks to Sean, Landon, and Hunter and of course Paul! Grandma Lolly stopped by the make her guest appearance to ensure Paul was working! Good video!

It's a breath of fresh air not seeing another video about the "off road games" thanks guys!

Nice install; May want to duct the return down the wall, as heat rises, to pick-up cool air to be warmed. Would also allow for a filter in a easy-to-replace location. Avoid burning dust, GL

⚠️⚠️RUBBER Isolators!...... That ridged install is going to make that Roof "SING"

Robbie obviously knows that ,when it comes to repeat business all you need to do is detail a customer's car before you give it back . Works everytime 👍👏👏👏song Paul was singing " break on through to the other side" by the Doors.

A structural engineer’s nightmare. Eccentric load welded to the web of a beam (not the strongest part of the beam). No stiffener plates on the beam. Vibration of the unit not taken into account. But amazingly enough it might last for a good few years. 😂 I would advise checking that setup on a regular basis though. Just to be safe.

HVAC guy here and I approve of your mounting bracket and OSHA approved install. Sometimes you just got to work with what you got. You could hang off the furnace and not worry about you and the whole works coming down. Oh by the way, you are going to become a oil burner tech with that crank oil burner. Whole lot of maintenance. You can make Hunter your burner *itch, aka oil tech. It will keep you warm when it's working! If you don't already, I recommend getting a preheater for the oil with a lift pump it will make life much easier.

Lovely to see Hunter so proud of his workmanship; the trash-talking is all for fun, you can see how much Paul values this presence and his skills...

Make sure you tilt the tank slightly and put valve at lower end to drain water and anti-freeze. Waste oil furnaces do not like water and anti-freeze.

The song at 13:02 is Break on through to the other side- the Doors. Thanks, now I’ll have that playing in my head the rest of the day!

Glad you put that threaded rod from the ceiling for support i was worried about it. 😂 Good job crew

Clean install! You might need some spring isolators on the threaded rods tho. You won't know for sure till it runs. Usually they mount to the unit and then you run the threaded rod into them.

I was relieved when you added the extra struts to the roof, The only thing I would have done differently is to not weld the all thread, but run it through a piece of pipe or angle iron giving you another point of adjustment and not chancing the rod getting brittle.