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Artisan's M916
No I don't, I was just under the impression that you got a bunch of them at auction that you were having a hard time selling. Hate to see anybody get stuck setting on funds they can't get back.- Jeepsinker
- Post #182
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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Artisan's M916
Hopefully this won't be like the 7155 shift box deal where you buy a bunch of them and get stuck with them...- Jeepsinker
- Post #179
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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Artisan's M916
Roger that, wasn't aware there was no thermostat on this setup. On the other hand, on the voltage and loading problem, why not use a relay for the condenser fans and use one voltage to energize the coil and run the other voltage through the contacts. Change out the condenser fans to whatever...- Jeepsinker
- Post #115
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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Artisan's M916
Did you ever get your lowboy? That is really terrible timing.- Jeepsinker
- Post #112
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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Artisan's M916
Condenser fans should not run constantly. They should cycle. Same with the compressor.- Jeepsinker
- Post #111
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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Artisan's M916
Nevermind, I didn't know your truck was mainly 12v. Stonepicker's converters take 24v down to 12v at 35 amps. This is backwards from what you need.- Jeepsinker
- Post #85
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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Artisan's M916
Ok, I have not read this thread and I'm just popping in here but have you considered getting one of the 35 amp voltage converters from stonepicker?- Jeepsinker
- Post #81
- Forum: 5-ton and up