AC Evac and Recharge?

[totenschadel]

Anyone on the forum equipped to do an AC Evac and Recharge on a '10 F150 please PM.

 

[Poena238]

Anyone on the forum equipped to do an AC Evac and Recharge on a '10 F150 please PM.

I know a guy, he's clear across town on Decatur/Alexander but he was $70 to evac/charge.

 

[MAC702]

I've got a punch. Evac is easy.

 

[totenschadel]

I've got a punch. Evac is easy.

Damn , thought it was strange you fixed one system and another one failed. You are one wise entrepreneur! ?

That said I will clarify; need to pull a vacuum and recharge.

 

[bigblue37]

I know a guy, he's clear across town on Decatur/Alexander but he was $70 to evac/charge.

That’s very reasonable. Most places charge $125-200

 

[JTW_Jr]

I know a guy, he's clear across town on Decatur/Alexander but he was $70 to evac/charge.

Is that including Freon ? If so, he's losing money.

 

[Harley]

I've got a punch. Evac is easy.

Amateur!

I use a drill, its easier. Work smarter not harder, dummy!

 

[Bumper]

Is that including Freon ? If so, he's losing money.

He's probably making up for it with increased volume.

 

[Harley]

According to my commercial account its about $300 for a 30 lb tank.

 

[Poena238]

Is that including Freon ? If so, he's losing money.

According to my commercial account its about $300 for a 30 lb tank.

He did mention how 134a went through the roof. It's good word of mouth for him, but he may raise his price again soon.

 

[JR3]

According to my commercial account its about $300 for a 30 lb tank.

Be glad it isn't 1234YF refrigerant. Those are like $600+ retail for 10 lb. tanks

 

[totenschadel]

Acquired all that I need to get this done, thanks all for the conversation.