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Posted by Allan In NE on December 15, 2006 at 15:33:25 from (148.78.243.24):
Hmmmmmm, Well, in my spare time today I threaded the hoses up thru the uprights on this old cab, wired up the high pressure switch and installed that labor intensive condenser. Hooked up both lines from the old receiver/dryer to both the condenser and expansion valve. Figured heck, might as well put the lid with the "farmer rigged fan setup" on and be done with it. Wrong. This just ain't a gonna work. Won't fit, no way. Shucks, I'll just call CaseIH and get some new clamps, motors and fans. Yeah right, another $500? I don't think so. Called the salvage yard and they put acouple of used units on the UPS. Shoulda yanked that danged cab off and went open-air, I'm a thinkin'. :>( Allan 
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