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Posted by Glen in TX on November 20, 2006 at 09:16:28 from (208.246.9.169):
Saw you said the AC brackets are gone on your tractor too. Those conversion kits that AP has with newer Sanden compressors seem high but are the cats meow for changing them over and we put one on a JD in summer. Yeah they seem high at first but time you round up all that other stuff or make brackets you can get the kit that is all ready to just bolt on. Someone in your are may already be a dealer for them too. For core or line leaks we use to take them to a old retired air force heli arc welder and he could make them like new. Since he quit I don't know where I'll get them repaired now. Sure don't need a AC here today and guess you guys left the gates open again? lol.
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