The air conditioner on my 1995 MacDon swather gives up as soon as it has to work hard. If I shut the swather off and wait for half an hour or so, it works again, but only for about 5 minutes. What's up?
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check to see if the A/C clutch is turning and do you have 12volts DC going to it?, it might be something like a simple power problem....we had the same thing this summer in one of our tractors...snow flakes blowing out of the A/C vents till the first round was done in the field, then was like a torch was hidden in the vents...LOL
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Maybe too late for you but could be a few things, like one thermostatic swich will turn it off too soon and maybe not come back on. Could be faulty low pressure switch on line by pump. Try hot wiring from the say live wire from the fuel solenoid to see if running constant will work. Be sure to run fan on high so as not to freeze up the condenser can turn on the heater to compensate for too cold. When hooking up a live wire from power clutch should engage should hear it. Other than that get a good air man on the job. If system has air in it the proper way to fix is change the dryer vacume the system and refill with proper stuff. But if leak must fix first.
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