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"i have just aquired a squirrel cage blower and a radiaror from a maverick.
i was wondering if any one has photos or ideas for a recirculating cooling system. i have a pump and a handy slop sink to use for a reservoir if one is needed.:)"
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"thats a work of art. ------------------------------------
Do you use a water reservoir??"
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" Originally Posted by: scotty  thats a work of art. ------------------------------------
Do you use a water reservoir?? Yeah I use a plastic garbage can. The return from the condenser goes into the coil and then into the garbage can. The fan is 3 speed, I run it on low and can run back to back 5 gallon wash's through it and it has no problem with it getting hot. Before the cooling system I was putting frozen milk jugs of water into the garbage can after the first run."
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"Thats awesome D4G
What was that radiator for in it's first life?"
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It was a heater core for a Mack trk. I got it NOS on ebay for $15.
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