Beat This Then !!

[Pooh]

Taz
why not read Andy's it is in the office and he can'y read anyway, he just looks at the pictures.

Ian

[old gas bottle]

got two one each, just cover the p and p and pm me where you want them sending and i,ll treat you. hows that for service.

[taz24]

got two one each, just cover the p and p and pm me where you want them sending and i,ll treat you. hows that for service.

Your a very nice man, a very nice man.
I don't believe a word that the others say about you.

Pooh's dealing with the information, but I want to thankyou personally.

Thankyou taz.

[US Iceman]

Well.... what type of refrigerant did that unit use? From the design of the compressor/motor base my guess is it was close to when ***** first came out.

[old gas bottle]

hi iceman, i would think R12,but not sure,other wise posibley, methol cholride, god knows how you spell it !, after that i,am to young to remember belive it or not

[HallsEngineer]

I think its a 2c unit and yes still get parts but very expensive. Halls owned bitzer at one point also owned vent axia and lots of other companies. then they went into partnership with APV who sold us in bits to others (.

[fridge doctor]

Hi OGB, I was thinking it might be Methyl Chloride, but if so it will have been retro'd on to R12 years ago. The firm I worked for stopped carrying MC on van stock in 1968. This looks to be 1955/1965 ?

Cheers,
Trevor

[Andy]

I think its a 2c unit and yes still get parts but very expensive. Halls owned bitzer at one point also owned vent axia and lots of other companies. then they went into partnership with APV who sold us in bits to others (.

I don't think Halls owned Bitzer, but they did sell Bitzer compressors under there name before Bitzer had an agency in the UK.

I thought it was a stern unit. Also worked on a few of these with Bitzer plates on them and the Fridgedaire units, No2 to No5 bodies, all on small cold rooms.

Have to say they were an antique when I worked on them nearlt 20 years ago.

Kind Regards Andy