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Before an engineer can repair a refrigerant leak in the system it has to be located and for this reason leak detection is the first step. If the system has not lost all its refrigerant charge, leak detection may proceed as described in Chapter 3 provided that there is an adequate test pressure within the system. When the entire refrigerant charge has been lost, the system has to be pres- surized. If the leak is found to be minor and on the low side of the system, ‘pumping down’ will be necessary before any attempt is made to repair the leak. Leakage from the high side of the. | Combatting Heavy Equipment Theft An Officer s Guide to the Proper Identification of Construction Equipment Volume 5 2012 M OSWCA Fb Ontario Sewer Watermain f 1 1 Construction Association This guide book was produced by George Kleinsteiber Retired Detective Constable Auto Theft Section Criminal Investigation Branch Ontario Provincial Police Tel 705-791-8000 Fax 705-431-4826 Email heavymetal@ Ontario Sewer and Watermain Construction Association 5045 Orbitor Drive Unit 12 Suite 300 Mississauga ON L4W 4Y4 Tel 905-629-7766 Fax 905-629-0587 Note The contents of this guide book may be reproduced only with the written permission of the Ontario Sewer and Watermain Construction Association. Credit to the OSWCA must be included and clearly visible. Additional copies of this book may be obtained free of charge prepaid shipping by emailing kleinsge@ Disclaimer The writer makes every reasonable effort to represent the information contained in this book as accurate at the time it was viewed. Vehicle descriptions and . number locations may vary depending upon the Manufacturer s designation but all examples shown were believed to be accurate at the time of viewing. OSWCA Ontario Sewer Watermain Construction Association Introduction The Ontario Sewer and Watermain Construction Association continues to work to combat the problem of construction equipment theft. This guide book is designed to assist law enforcement officers in the location of public . numbers on construction equipment. Every attempt has been made to ensure its accuracy. Note In this publication VIN Vehicle Identification Number has the same meaning as PIN Product Identification Number Table of Contents Air Compressors. 4 Backhoe Loaders. 5 Compactor - Padfoot. 8 Compactor - Smooth Drum. 10 Crawler Dozers. 13 Excavators. 16 Mini-Excavators. 21 Skid Steer Loaders. 26 Track Loaders. 31 Wheel Loaders. 32 Acknowledgments. .