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Posted by Glen in TX on March 19, 2007 at 07:05:56 from (208.246.9.120):
In Reply to: Wrong Parts! posted by Allan In NE on March 19, 2007 at 03:52:01:
The ones back east will disagree winter is gone with their white stuff yet but spring started too early in February and now seems like summer with 84º & 86º over weekend. Too warm too early for sure so hope the cooler is blowing soon. Suppose to be chance of rain everyday this week? Haven't seen it yet but guess they can only be wrong a few times when it doesn't rain that way? Allan we use to get Redmond motors from that surplus place in your state and those are good motors for condensers but sometimes they are out of them and that's the only kind I'll order if they can get me that brand. Otherwise just stop by the local truck place and see what they have to match up in any brand but the cheap motors never last.
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