I have had my Dynasys since Jan 2012, I love it. Go on first hand info not secondhand stories
Dynasys look like a pretty solid APU
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by TheDudeAbides, Jul 31, 2016.
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So far I love my Dynasys. My ONLY complaint is that I have a Volvo 780 and to change the oil you have to remove the skirt. I do not like doing that. If the Dynasys was mounted with a 1/4 turn towards the front of the truck you could access the unit by simply opening up the step. I do not see any reason why it can't be mounted that way.
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The truck I'm driving has one and it's still up in the air. The 30 amp fuse connection that powers the heat exchanger likes to not always work. It's a simple fix to just get out and tweak it, fires up immediately but still. All in in all not bad though. AC could be colder.
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After maintenance costs are added in, of course, and figuring .8 gallons an hour idling the truck. -
I know we are suppose to be all about saving money and all but I spent a couple of weeks running in Nevada, Utah, New Mexico and West Texas. Over 100 everyday and most nights. I slept comfortably. My television kept me company and my refrigerator kept me fed. Cool, calm, and well fed makes me a happy guy and a happy guy makes more money then some cranky old f art. My Dynasys therefore paid for itself the first night.
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Plenty of cool, calm and happy either way.
How far do you have to drive to pay off nearly 10 grand of debt, when the fuel savings are about 2/3 that of idling the truck?
Not as far these days as recent past days, since fuel is cheaper, granted.
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