Where is a good place to install Thermo King evolutions? I know there is hundreds of service areas but after reading info about Dynasys installs and the reviews of the Houston Thermo King I want to make sure I go to a place that is both knowledgeable and satisfactory in what they do.
Any advice? Please use this thread to share any experiences you may have had with Thermo Kings nationwide both good and bad. Luckily being a trucker means I'm not limited to just one city for installation.
Thermo King Evolution install
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by sloshed, May 28, 2016.
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I had a good experience with Tri-State Thermoking in Memphis. I had an older take-off thermo king tri-pac installed as opposed to an Evolution. I had read good reviews of Tri-State in Nashville and Memphis here but decided to go with an older unit to save money. I don't run California so I didn't need the emissions compliance of the Evolution. Tri-State has locations in Little Rock, AR Memphis, TN and Nashville, TN as well as service centers scattered about.
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LaCrosse transport refrigeration do ours, no issues I know of. LaCrosse, WI
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Well, roughly 575 trucks. Quite a few are the original tripac, take offs from the trade in trucks. But they also are putting on the evolutions. Ours meaning company trucks, done in our company shop but they send guys up to work on them in our shop.
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As for savings, the unit including the Espar heater was $5,800 installed. A new Evolution would have been $12,000 installed. I had the unit installed with a closed loop cooling system which was a couple of hundred dollars more, on top of the $5,800, but the coolant isn't tied into the truck cooling system so I can run the APU if the main motor goes down. Another advantage is that if the APU springs a leak it won't drain the coolant out of the big motor.
P.S.- The unit came with an 1,800 watt inverter. I ended up swapping it out for a True Sine Wave inverter due to my microwave not liking the Modified Sine Wave inverter.sloshed Thanks this. -
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I'm going to do the same thing as far as inverters..Ive learned pure sine wave is the only way to go
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