7020 AC update

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Ok, I fixed the AC on my 7020.  Very interesting that I only could put 24 oz of 134a in the system.  We had a 90 degree day yesterday and the head pressure was 200.  It does get cold for sure.  Two cans of 134a just does not seem like much.  Of course I put a brand new AC belt on, it broke while charging the AC and got tangled up in the fan and broke the shround.  I am going to try a gates belt next, not having much luck with the agco belts.

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	Ok, I fixed the AC on my 7020. Very interesting that I only could put 24 oz of 134a in the system. We had a 90 degree day yesterday and the head pressure was 200. It does get cold for sure. Two cans of 134a just does not seem like much. Of course I put a brand new AC belt on, it broke while charging the AC and got tangled up in the fan and broke the shround. I am going to try a gates belt next, not having much luck with the agco belts.

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