Anyone know where I can find a 2-Ton Pulley Driven A/C Compressor?
Thanks!!!
Hi Blue,
You can contact Red Dot and ask them.
http://www.rdac.com/products/replacement-parts (http://www.rdac.com/products/replacement-parts)
Or contact Sure Marine who also advertises here on the board and magazine.
http://www.suremarine.com/ (http://www.suremarine.com/)
Nick-
Thanks Nick!
I struck gold. Talked to Joe... very helpful. Thanks again!!!
Twin Eagle Distributing, Inc.
7842 E. Gray Road Suite 4
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
U.S.A.
Phone: 480-951-8776
Phone 2: 1-800-869-5665
Fax: 480-951-5252
Website: www.twin-eagle.com (http://www.twin-eagle.com)
There is another outfit in Phoenix that has some sharp guys on AC I use Arizona Mobile Air 602-233-0090
Thanks Cliff!!!!
2ton is not that big. Could just use a normal car type A/C compressor. Good Luck, TomC
Tom is correct. I was thinking about using the GM A6 at one time for my 4104. Here's some info.
http://www.hemmings.com/hmn/stories/2006/10/01/hmn_feature32.html
(http://www.hemmings.com/hmn/stories/2006/10/01/hmn_feature32.html)
Dear Tom,
Thanks so much for writing.
I went to this place (below) yesterday and talked to Joe. Very helpful.
These guys are great! They love a challenge and like installing A/C on weird vehicles.
We landed on a Seltec Valeo TM31 High Capacity Heavy Duty 10 Cylinder Twin "V" Belt Driven Compressor. Visit: http://www.valeocompressors.com/en/tm31 (http://www.valeocompressors.com/en/tm31)
It will handle 6000 rpm. I'll have to do some math to figure out the pulley configuration. If I run it at 5000 @ max engine rpm of 2100), the low end will be 3400 @ engine rpm of 500). That should still cool nicely and I wont have to use a generator.
Twin Eagle Distributing, Inc.
7842 E. Gray Road Suite 4
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
U.S.A.
Phone: 480-951-8776
Phone 2: 1-800-869-5665
Fax: 480-951-5252
Website: www.twin-eagle.com (http://www.twin-eagle.com)
That's a good choice. Think of it as a modernized GM A-6 compressor. It'll git'r dun. Good Luck, TomC