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Will turn www.example.com into [URL]http://www.example.com[/URL].
Maybe ya could fill em then sell to the freon sniffers in the neighbourhood.
I have some of those bags, and I use them. But they are not legal to use to transfer from one place to another. Cant put them in your rig and drive down the road with them. Thats the information I got from DOT
I laughed the first time I saw those, it came with compressor/condensor for a sub zero fridge.TTTthey get thrown in a back room till someone comes along and pokes them a few times . Silly just silly
I see nothing in EPA guidelines which specifically prohibits the use of dead hacks as refrigerant bags. It would seem like a simple enough procedure to insert a shrader valve containing mechanism into an orifice leading to a body cavity.
I have checked with supply houses here and none know of these bags. Would be nice for small pou's at restaurants and such.(Instead of pulling a 30# recoverey bottle each time.) Yuma,
bags are also used by EPA 609 certified techs. Mobile air conditoning systems. ps. not authorized to view the page.
They are used on residential apliances to recover the charge.
Saw these on E-bay, any idea what they are and what they are used for ? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...820739935&rd=1
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