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R1234YF

by rummelsauto on Jun 17 2017, 12:21 PM

Has anyone invested in a new R1234YF A/C machine?  If so, which machine did you go with?

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  • By 1986chevyman
    I haven't had any 1234YF cars come in for A/C service yet.  But I know they will be coming.  Not sure what machine to purchase yet, but will probable stick with Robinaire.
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  • By fortmyersautomall
    How much are you charging for the a recharge on new 1234yf? 
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  • By jeffreyd1
    I haven't purchased one yet. Robinair has great support. Talking to one of the reps, he told me that Robinair has a much higher warranty rate as a percentage compared to the other brands they sell. He said that Yellow Jacket has the lowest warranty rate in their organization. If I choose service, I'll go with Robinair, but will look at other options as well.
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  • By barn1960
    Has anyone looked up price WOW!
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  • By mateotech
    I have sold robinair machines to a few clients and a 10 pounder expensive.
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  • By jhoughton1
    Currently I haven't seen any particular vehicles equipped with 1234yf not working, but I'd have to say to go with a Robinair. Has the best specs on the market.
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  • By jhoughton1
    Currently I haven't seen any particular vehicles equipped with 1234yf not working, but I'd have to say to go with a Robinair. Has the best specs on the market.
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  • By jhoughton1
    Currently I haven't seen any particular vehicles equipped with 1234yf not working, but I'd have to say to go with a Robinair. Has the best specs on the market.
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  • By jhoughton1
    Currently I haven't seen any particular vehicles equipped with 1234yf not working, but I'd have to say to go with a Robinair. Has the best specs on the market.
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  • By thomas.costanza
    i heard from a snap on dealer that 1234fy will not be around long, it is too flammable and too expensive
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