Rusted Frigidaire motor
Like many desolate areas, Blauvelt State Park is subject to the wrath of dumpers. This Frigidaire refrigerator motor has likely been here for quite some time.
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This is actually an automotive air conditioner compressor, I do believe. Please note the V belt pulley drive and rather bulky clutch/pulley mechanism.
Frigidaire has made automotive refrigeration equipment in the past.
-zorbatron, 2011-06-03 01:14:36
That's right, these are A6 compressors. GM used them from 1962 to the late seventies and those made before 1976 were badged as Frigidaire. In 1976, GM split it's automotive a/c (it was now called Delco Air) and it appliance division and GM sold Frigidaire a few years later. GM also sold these Frigidaire A6 compressors to some European car brands.
-PhilR2, 2011-06-15 01:08:28