Recent content by John Cooper

Alright it's getting closer........ plans??

I just know we saw our first class 8 truck about 3 months before I retired in September with R1234yf. I am almost positive it can't be used with any AC machine that could do previous Freon. I think RobinAir said it takes it's own specific machine. Maybe @freedom_in_4low can help us. Edit...

R1234 is the newest i think.

Same here, you just pull as close to the edge and stop till everyone has passed by.

Not sure if it's a law, I've always been told it's a respect thing. I know it's mostly a Southern thing.

We still wave down here, flash our lights if there is a policeman or something to slow down for, and if there is a shoulder pull over and let folks pass. And yes even pull to the shoulder and stop for a funeral procession, out of respect.

Way to go Jeff!!!!!! I hate working on AC.

From what I remember they were all developed for or by Jeep. I know the Quadra-trac was built by borg warner.

Typical Metalcloak marketing. If they would focus on building a product and drop their over the top marketing, they would still sell stuff.

Go with what you prefer, both are quality products I'm sure.

When I lived in Texas you could pass on the right shoulder.

When they were teaching triangulating curves, in Florida they said that the on and off ramps would be straight, no curvature, the first off ramp we survived was circular. The teacher had taught surveying classes in Texas and was talking about on and off ramps. Had nothing to do with elevation.

Correct me if I'm wrong, aren't the safe speeds in curves supposed to be for big trucks and also wet weather? I thought that's what they taught us in Land Surveyor school in Florida. You know the state like Texas that also tells you because it's flat per se, you don't need to know how to lay...

Nice work Jeff!!!!! You got skills!!

So it engages the flux capacitor????? 😁