You need to use an amp clamp/meter and verify the current draw and voltage and go from there. The breaker needs to be HACR rated... heating/AC/refrigerating. I also use thermocouples to check for proper refrigerant flow/temps. It's really easy to check subcooling and superheat that way and see if the filter/strainer or cap tube is restricted. Your symptoms would make me look for a restriction or dragging fan motor... after cleaning the coils. I wish I had a dollar for every drier I've replaced on old systems and made them work like new again! I've added a SUP hard start to a RV AC that had a high amp compressor but that only made it last another 1 - 1 1/2 months. That old AC might not be worth spending very much on it. Craig