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Title: removing guts of Cav96e to hammertone Post by: vintage_car on January 23, 2009, 01:39:26 pm I want to pull all the guts out of the cav 96E that I have, but wanted to know if I should leave the refridgeration items in place? If removed would I have to recharge the system...as it runs and cools now.
Title: Re: removing guts of Cav96e to hammertone Post by: RC kid on January 23, 2009, 08:14:51 pm It is best to build a frame out of would to set the refrigeration unit on after it is removed. This will help prevent damage to the unit. Other then that, it is a fairly easy job to remove the refrigeration without issues or needing to recharge.
Title: Re: removing guts of Cav96e to hammertone Post by: bmw90w on February 20, 2009, 04:21:33 pm yes and build a separate area to attach the top part so there is no stress on the lines
Title: Re: removing guts of Cav96e to hammertone Post by: cokecolaman on February 20, 2009, 04:25:06 pm This was one of the best ideas I picked up from other members on this site! Not that complicated and makes cleaning / painting much easier.
Title: Re: removing guts of Cav96e to hammertone Post by: Pat Pixley on February 20, 2009, 08:54:01 pm I went to one of my clients and had this made for
compressor work , It works quit well . Note: while you compressor is out dont forget to replace the fan motors with nice new ones to eliminate a problem down the road. :biggrin: Title: Re: removing guts of Cav96e to hammertone Post by: bmw90w on February 20, 2009, 10:47:24 pm What I did was put a piece of plywood and attached it to my 4 wheeler. Than I built a wooden piece just like that metal stand and attached it. All I have to do is just roll it if it is inthe way. It makes painting the pieces separately a breeze!
Title: Re: removing guts of Cav96e to hammertone Post by: bubba on February 21, 2009, 11:24:20 am What I did was put a piece of plywood and attached it to my 4 wheeler. Than I built a wooden piece just like that metal stand and attached it. All I have to do is just roll it if it is inthe way. It makes painting the pieces separately a breeze! You putting A/C on the 4 wheeler? :biggrin: Title: Re: removing guts of Cav96e to hammertone Post by: bmw90w on February 21, 2009, 11:30:58 am Dolly 4 wheeler same thing! I have a bad habit of calling it a wheeler. Thisis what I was talking about. It makes it much easier to get out of the way. That way I can do it without someone holding the top.
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