Looking for a Ford F700 AC bracket so I can put AC in my truck for the summer. I already have a Vintage Air unit. Just need to get the AC workin. Truck has a 93 12v. Thanks 
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Wanted AC bracket for Cummins swap
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Do you have Cummins or Ford #'s??? Or pictures?
If this is a Ford thing, go through Ford.
I had a Cummins accessory catalog + some data ...
And, have a Cummins mounting system I planned to use in my 3.9BTA conversion in my Blazer
If this is a Ford thing, go through Ford.
I had a Cummins accessory catalog + some data ...
And, have a Cummins mounting system I planned to use in my 3.9BTA conversion in my Blazer
It’s Cummins part numbers but it is super expensive even direct from Cummins. Sometimes it’s unavailable.
Used it’s still 400 bucks.
Used it’s still 400 bucks.
Didn’t realize how hard this is gonna be to add AC. Lol
I don’t want to notch my frame for factory dodge setup.
There’s a couple companies that make brackets. Expensive and back ordered.
Doing research I see that early 90s f700-800 fords, some freight liners and school buses have the mid mount AC setup. But again, finding that bracket and alternator mount………
I don’t want to notch my frame for factory dodge setup.
There’s a couple companies that make brackets. Expensive and back ordered.
Doing research I see that early 90s f700-800 fords, some freight liners and school buses have the mid mount AC setup. But again, finding that bracket and alternator mount………
Don’t forget you need the whole setup. Lower inlet, and the bolts. Then the upper and lower alternator bracket and the spacer.
Use the rob Bonney upper bracket to use the second gen thermostat housing.
Use the rob Bonney upper bracket to use the second gen thermostat housing.
One piece at a time. Lol.
I went to his site but says not available yet. He’s redesigning his kit.
Id rather buy it all as a whole kit, but not sure where else to get it from.
Here’s some parts info I found online
This is the lower inlet for a second gen hose.
It’s a little big but still works.
It’s a little big but still works.
How did you source all your parts for your setup? Didn’t realize what a pain in the a$$ this was gonna be to add AC. Lol. I’m glad I live in the cool mountains. But I wanna go to the lake this summer. And it gets HOT there.
I’d like the get this kit. But there’s no telling when he’ll have it ready. I may just have to be patient. And you can pick the water inlet size.
B-Series Cummins HD High Mount AC Bracket Kit - Adventure Vehicles NW
UPDATE 4-16-26: We are currently OUT of high mount kits. Expected delivery for our next batch is in 6+ weeks. It's here! We are proud to offer version 2.0 of our B-Series Cummins HD High Mount AC Bracket Kit. Like the first, this kit is the solution to the low mount AC compressor mounting that...
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Also came across this setup. I’d just have to use a ford compressor. Which I don’t care. Lol. What do you think of this one
OBS Ford Cummins AC Compressor Mount
Easily retain your OBS Ford AC system after a 12V 6BT or 4BT Cummins swap with our AC compressor mount. Compatible with factory fan and belt-driven accessories.
www.carrickcustoms.com
I used to hunt parts pretty heavily so I pulled my own setup used. I also did that to keep from having parts that are too unique to just get at a parts store.
If you keep close to the f700 setup, you won’t have availability problems.
Surely there’s a big truck boneyard laying around where you’re at?
If you keep close to the f700 setup, you won’t have availability problems.
Surely there’s a big truck boneyard laying around where you’re at?
