Hi Rocky, thanks for the info. Product works great day and night difference. I am on a 30AMP 32' RV. There were two vents in bedroom in the back with no air flow at all... I thought about adding another unit in bedroom. and I ran into AIRFLOW. I installed it following insulation. I ended up buying more tape to cover all to openings. (I saw how bad the installation was done originally). Long story short, I am in Arizona. Bedroom and the rest of the RV goes down to 72 in about 30 minutes - and we don't even go that low at home - lowest AC setting is 78 at home, so this is way too good for us. the other reason I am writing here is an unrelated question. Regarding the 4 LAG BOLTS. When I took the cover off from inside to install the AIRFLOW, I realized one of the lag bolts was missing. So, I bought one from ebay (actually pack off 4 - now I have 3 extra). Anyway, when I try to install the lag bolt, I realized the housing that lag bolt goes in is loose - so it turns as the lag bolt turns. I guess that was the reason the original installers left one out (nice, right?). Would you have any recommendations to fix this?
Probably stripped threads.. possibly get a larger bolt and a tap and rethread to a larger bolt. Maybe you can find a self tapping bolt larger than the original..
This is good info...It is 105 in the shade here in Texas and my AC is purring like a kitten... I would like to add what I did to my Mach 3 coleman AC unit that made a night and day difference on my RV.... I stay out at the lake in the summer and live in my RV for 2 or 3 months out at the lake every summer, so I need my AC...I bought some regular o'l pipe foam insulation and put it on all the cold pipes between the Compressor and the condenser, covered the accumulator in 1/4 inch foam padding using 10" wire ties and glued the 1/4 inch foam pad onto the entire outside of my tin condenser box cover using spray adhesive. The water practically trickles out of the condenser now and the air is chill coming out of the AC vents. I also put a corrigated tin cover on a 2" X 2" wood frame with 2"X2"X2" wood spacers, over the AC unit. This creates a 3" air space over the AC unit and it is always in the shade , believe me when I tell you, it makes a big difference. Dont want to go into too much detail right now. Get some 1/4 X 20 4 inch long flat head bolts to screw it all back down... You can PM me for more info if you want.... Dave
@@RockyRohde I can understand what you are saying. But explain to me that why should I or anyone else that buys this should then go out and figure how to seal it up. There are lots of people who may not know how to mechanically seal up the problem areas. To me if you market and sell a product it should be complete or say modify your new product. I happen to think it’s crappy when someone takes your money for something but then when you try and reach them multiple times about a significant design issue and all the sudden they ghost you. Well that’s poor business. So how many people out there won’t know the issue until their A/C starts to freeze up from lack of air flow due to dust collection that their product caused. How much will an unsuspecting person pay to have a unit cleaned and duct work cleaned. JMO
Hi Rocky, thanks for the info. Product works great day and night difference. I am on a 30AMP 32' RV. There were two vents in bedroom in the back with no air flow at all... I thought about adding another unit in bedroom. and I ran into AIRFLOW. I installed it following insulation. I ended up buying more tape to cover all to openings. (I saw how bad the installation was done originally). Long story short, I am in Arizona. Bedroom and the rest of the RV goes down to 72 in about 30 minutes - and we don't even go that low at home - lowest AC setting is 78 at home, so this is way too good for us. the other reason I am writing here is an unrelated question. Regarding the 4 LAG BOLTS. When I took the cover off from inside to install the AIRFLOW, I realized one of the lag bolts was missing. So, I bought one from ebay (actually pack off 4 - now I have 3 extra). Anyway, when I try to install the lag bolt, I realized the housing that lag bolt goes in is loose - so it turns as the lag bolt turns. I guess that was the reason the original installers left one out (nice, right?). Would you have any recommendations to fix this?
Probably stripped threads.. possibly get a larger bolt and a tap and rethread to a larger bolt. Maybe you can find a self tapping bolt larger than the original..
This is good info...It is 105 in the shade here in Texas and my AC is purring like a kitten... I would like to add what I did to my Mach 3 coleman AC unit that made a night and day difference on my RV.... I stay out at the lake in the summer and live in my RV for 2 or 3 months out at the lake every summer, so I need my AC...I bought some regular o'l pipe foam insulation and put it on all the cold pipes between the Compressor and the condenser, covered the accumulator in 1/4 inch foam padding using 10" wire ties and glued the 1/4 inch foam pad onto the entire outside of my tin condenser box cover using spray adhesive. The water practically trickles out of the condenser now and the air is chill coming out of the AC vents. I also put a corrigated tin cover on a 2" X 2" wood frame with 2"X2"X2" wood spacers, over the AC unit. This creates a 3" air space over the AC unit and it is always in the shade , believe me when I tell you, it makes a big difference. Dont want to go into too much detail right now. Get some 1/4 X 20 4 inch long flat head bolts to screw it all back down... You can PM me for more info if you want.... Dave
It will cause dust to bypass the filters and you will start to see dust build up on evaporator coil and on your vents.
If you seal it up correctly no dust can come in…
@@RockyRohde I can understand what you are saying. But explain to me that why should I or anyone else that buys this should then go out and figure how to seal it up. There are lots of people who may not know how to mechanically seal up the problem areas. To me if you market and sell a product it should be complete or say modify your new product. I happen to think it’s crappy when someone takes your money for something but then when you try and reach them multiple times about a significant design issue and all the sudden they ghost you. Well that’s poor business. So how many people out there won’t know the issue until their A/C starts to freeze up from lack of air flow due to dust collection that their product caused. How much will an unsuspecting person pay to have a unit cleaned and duct work cleaned. JMO
Great video. Would you be willing to do a video with the Texas Toy again? That car crush was awesome.
Yeah soon… just waiting on it to warm up
We both have 22 ram 3500s and styker 2916s lol you have good taste sir!
Both amazing!!
Let go BRANDON