8000 dollars would have bought a nice Town Car.....

[Dereck]

........but all it bought was this;


http://lincoln.superstitiongold.com/pictures5/Air%20Con%20Machine%20001.jpg

http://lincoln.superstitiongold.com/pictures5/Air%20Con%20Machine%20008.jpg

http://lincoln.superstitiongold.com/pictures5/Air%20Con%20Machine%20003.jpg

just in time for winter :rolleyes:

Regards

Dereck

[Hizhonor]

With all the R-12 you'll be suckin' out and saving with that, you'll make that 8000.00 back in no time! ;)

............and more manuals to read.... Ooooooooooooooooooooooooo! 8)

[RIDINTHESTORMOUT]

hey, could i borrow that for a few days?


















:D

[5.0 bird]

A/C work just got a lot easier and faster. :cool: We had one of those at school, and the hardest part was waiting 30 minutes to boil out the moisture.

[CheeseSteakJim]

Wow, that's a nice one.

[Steve Moran]

Nice setup, Looks like you got it covered.
I can't tell but is that a sealant remover? We have sold what is called the Removenater it seems to work well.
We have only sent two machines back in for repair, each due to the tech did not check for sealant and the shop owner did not think they needed the separator. $2000 down the tubes each time. :rolleyes:

[jamies98lsc]

i wish i had 8000 to spend! i'd buy another 2nd gen mark and the rest would go towards rolls of charmin and a bunch of field and stream magazines for the bathroom!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

nice machine it wont be long before it pays for itself.

[OneWayStreet]

Another Lincoln would not make you money.

That machine will make you money. :p

[jamies98lsc]

i guess the joke went screaming right over your head!

[LSRX101]

Oops. Double post.

[LSRX101]

Another Lincoln would not make you money.

That machine will make you money. :p

x10!!

Dereck, Lurk on over to www.autoacforum.com and start reading, get to know the regulars and ask even the "dumbest" questions.
You only have to impress a few customers before word of mouth fills your schedule to the hilt. "Good" MVAC repair techs are hard to find. If you become that fellow, you may have to turn away some work, even with with the short AC season in the UK. Good Luck Sir!

Steve, I "think" that machine has a sealant separator internal for the solvent type sealers (stop leak). There is no good "remover" for the 2 part epoxy "evaporator" sealers AFAIK. Solvent flushing is the only way I know to remove those, if it hasn't "gone off" in the system. If it does "go off", the entire system is pretty much done for as far as I know. Do you have any info on that Removenater? I'd like to check it out.

[Dereck]

Hi Steve

Nice setup, Looks like you got it covered.
I can't tell but is that a sealant remover? We have sold what is called the Removenater it seems to work well.

There is a sealant detecter kit in there somewhere don't know about a sealant remover I am kind of new to this :)


Hi Jamiess98lsc

i wish i had 8000 to spend! i'd buy another 2nd gen mark and the rest would go towards rolls of charmin and a bunch of field and stream magazines for the bathroom!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.

i guess the joke went screaming right over your head!

I use Sporting Gun magazine over here! :D


Hi LSXR101



Dereck, Lurk on over to www.autoacforum.com (http://www.autoacforum.com) and start reading, get to know the regulars and ask even the "dumbest" questions.

Steve, I "think" that machine has a sealant separator internal for the solvent type sealers (stop leak). There is no good "remover" for the 2 part epoxy "evaporator" sealers AFAIK. Solvent flushing is the only way I know to remove those, if it hasn't "gone off" in the system. If it does "go off", the entire system is pretty much done for as far as I know. Do you have any info on that Removenater? I'd like to check it out.

I have lurked on over to the A/C forums :)

I too was curious about "The Removenator" geuss I have to spend some more money.

Not sure about the specs on this machine yet I have "The Man" coming to the shop Monday for a 3 - 5 hour training session :)

Regards

Dereck

[Steve Moran]

The best price I have found on the internet.

http://www.shop.com/Skye_International_SKY134100_The_Removinator_R134a _A_C_Sealant_Remover-22115880-30036573-p!.shtml?sourceid=298

The replacement parts

http://www.centurytool.net/134105_SKYE_Removinator_Filter_Kit_p/skye134105.htm