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Posted by Hurst on September 03, 2006 at 18:23:57 from (204.255.227.185):
In Reply to: cab cooler posted by jack yephob on September 03, 2006 at 11:16:52:
I saw a thing on the internet for a cooler thing that you layed in the floor of a cab and filled it with ice and it would circulate the air through the ice or water through it and through a core and cool the air. Not sure where I saw it or how much it was, but I have seen it on the internet a few years back. Otherwise, I would just mount an RV air conditioning unit onto the roof and mount another alternator to the tractor (a good 100 amp delco 10si would probably work) and hook up the A/C to the battery, or you could find one with a seperate compressor, but that would probably be more expensive to set up, and then you have more chance of leaking hoses, etc. Check E-bay for a unit. Good luck Hurst
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