Remove part of railroad for new air conditioning

Christopher N&W, Your crafting of landscapes containing foliage is spectacular. It is far better than my own (not that I am the benchmark for good landscaping, but I try my best.) Yours is as real as can be. If you asked me to suggest one thing to make it better and offered me $1,000 for doing so, I'd say you would be keeping your money. I can't suggest a single thing to make it better. It's beautiful.

FrankM

Now that is planning. Good job.

Dave

you always were a smart cookie Chris

New refrigerants are different from old, and operate at much higher pressure, requiring the replacement of the tubing between exterior and interior units.  Focus of picture.   Sometimes the old tubing, if of very good quality, and strength, is purged of the old gases, and used again.   New variable control/speed equipment is much more efficient.   NewFossil fuel, (natural gas) fired heating units with variable control, are also much more efficient.  Replacing 20 year old equipment, usually reduces utility bills, significantly.  

Best wishes with your project, late week, a series of 90+ degree days, here, Western PA.  Whew!!

Great pictures, Thank you, Mike CT. 

Chris.

I replaced my Air Conditioner in the train room after 30 years just 6 months ago, had to fill in a large space in the back drop looks good now.

It's very hot in West Australia this one really cools things down!

Great photos mate always like to see your layout. Hope I didn't Hi jack your thread.

Best Wishes. Roo. 

Guys,

Thanks for the comments.

Moonson,

Thank you. If anyone offers you a grand, I'll give you the suggestions and we can split it 60/40. From what I've seen of your posts, your scenery is very nicely done.

Excellent job planning ahead! I love it!

Chris

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