compressor lube

["daniel.r.felix.1" <dfelix2@domain.elided>]

Thanks all that responded to my question.  Sorry about not putting a
subject heading, though, I realized that I didn't put one about the
time I sent the message.  My apologies, that is one of my pet peeves,
too.  Does anyone have any pics of this conversion out there on the web,
or know of any book available that details this process?
I guess my next question would have to be this; does a 152, pretty much
stock, have enough guts to run one of these compressors?  My Mazda truck
has A/C, and a smaller engine, but I never use it.  I realize that if I do
put one on my 152, it will suck a lot of gas.  But, hey, when you need
air, you need air, right?  This isn't something I will be doing right
away, just something I am looking into possibly doing this summer.
What years were those York compressors on what trucks?  I might have to
look the next time I go to the junkyard.  Also, I know where there is a
compressor off of a Fiero (is that how you spell it?), how easy would that
work?  How easy would it be to convert the compressor off of my Mazda?  I
don't know what year the Fiero is/was, but my Mazda is an '84 B2000.  



Dan Felix
1966 Scout 800
1965 Scout 80 - parts