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Old 07-09-2009, 11:10 PM   #1
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can anyone tell me what the cubic feet per minute the blower puts out just intsalled a new ac split system in this unit 2.5 ton and The blower seems very low production date 10-26-89 and some other data I saw was a chart on the unit that said for the blower max 24 type dir- drive 1/10 5.0a and the other box said 30 max dir-drive 1/2 7.8a can you help ? thanks Tom McCarthy

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How 'bout some periods. You question isn't making sense without punctuation.
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How 'bout some periods.


I know some people that have those... I didn't know they were that popular Now I know they are... You are wanting them
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No periods please..just the pill

Clover, I hear it stops the cramping

But if you want some here ya go

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Feel free to take all that you want
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so there!
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That was good Clover

Made me laugh my arse off
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WOW! U really are an old dude... When I get that old. I hope I can retire


I'am going to look like that If I don't stop drinking this southern shine
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WOW! U really are an old dude... When I get that old. I hope I can retire


I'am going to look like that If I don't stop drinking this southern shine

always thought that southern shine would keep ya young
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always thought that southern shine would keep ya young
Naw, it just embalms ya.
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