For a one time investment of $2000 and a month out of their life can go to an approved NORA oil heating school and graduate,can expect to start out at around 18 to 20 and hour.Once you learn it, it's no longer a job it's a career and you can have a very nice comfortable life without working hard

 

$50,000 a year is what i made there.. cake work too, within reason. i always had fun yelling at ppl!! it was grand.

'cept the mexicans couldn't tell ya what was broken..

"la machina...no bueno.. feeex, gringo! "

 

hahaha
i love it "with out working hard"
i took a tech class a year or so ago and wiring = yawn easy. if i didnt end up putting wrenches through walls and windows everytime i fukced up i'd be in busniess[:@]

 

LOL!

i know the feeling. i refuse to do any res work any more.

i hate it..
its been commercial and ind. control for the past few years for me..

 

hahaha, pulled the shop vac into a res. today, LP furnace. Fricking thing was all sooted up. Ignition boom issues. Poof, soot from the shop vac hits the wall! ug! Readjusted manifold pressure after cleaning, and off I go. The woman was cool about it though even if I left a slight smudge mark of soot.

 

ha.. that sucks

lol

she was probably just happy she had heat!
the first house i lived in had an oil-burner from like, 1921..lol

it boomed and smoked all the time. the ignitor was shorting out from time to time, and oil would spray all over the inside of the plenum, and finally, when it ignited, there'd be a hellacious fireball and just general scariness.

always kept an extinguisher handy for that rotten s.o.b.

worked about 20% of the time.
i'd get home and the house would be 35 degrees.

 

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haha that sucks. i have dependable polloutin' oil thankyou very much

 

yeah..

LOL

needless to say, i was a fan of warm weather during my residence at that place.

gots me some electric heat now, buddy!! hahaa

 

where was it?

 

my former place of residence, or the furnace in said place?