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On Sun, 12 May 2013 17:29:56 -0400, John H
wrote: Do you work on RV air conditioners? ===== I don't even like working on boat A/Cs but like I said, necessity is sometimes the mother of motivation or something like that. If we had been at home I probably would have called my local service guy. I know how to do some of this stuff but don't really enjoy it. I've got 4 zones of A/C however and 2 refrigeration systems that I installed myself. I carry hoses, adapters, gauge sets, a vacuum pump, leak detector, refrigerant, tools, etc. but it is strictly out of necessity. The tools and supplies pay for themselves the first few times you (successfully) use them. |
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