Shane
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I was cleaning out my shop and found my old stainless steel 20" surface cleaner. I would like to use it as backup but the caster wheels are gone. Does anybody know where to order these from? Thanks, Shane.
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For some reason I can't post the link, I use MS Live Search. You select maps then type address, then "bird's eye" view. You can see from four angles really close. Hope this helps. Shane
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If I could ever get off nights, I have not seen the sun in weeks! lol. Seriously, I would be interested, we are always trying to learn/share.
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Thanks everyone for the input, but Russ set me up.
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I am looking for an automatic shut-off valve for my supply tank or something similiar. This will be connected to my supply line and when my tank is full it shuts off the water. Any suggestions?
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Thanks guys for the replies, and Gene it was nice talking with you. I picked one up today and will install it tomorrow. Thanks again, Shane.
P.S. Beth my old logon still is giving me problems (no new post, no search, no permissions, etc.). The only thing I changed recently was my email address, don't know if that matters or not.
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We are thinking about purchasing one of these
AZV55 Vacuum Recovery & Filtration
and would like to hear from someone who has one. Pro's & con's.
Thanks Shane
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Thanks guys, spoke with Nick at EacoChem and he set me straight (two step process). Thanks again, Shane.
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Hello all, its been awhile. How would you clean/remove this white stuff (phosphorous I think, not sure) from brick. We tried 4000psi w/heat, nothing. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, thanks Shane.
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Dennis,
We cleaned a house about six months ago and the walls, yard, porch, and patio was covered with everything you could imagine. We charged 4x the normal rate and hired two extra hands to help remove and replace as we cleaned. During our initial consultation we explained due to the additional labor there will be extra charges if we are responsible and at the end of the day our customer was very pleased.
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"As far as the surface cleaner goes, you will need a sturdy inner shell to create the vacuum and a brush skirt that will seal to the ground, with the vertical of the bristles being the only points where air comes in. Depending on the underside design of the rotoblaster, you may need to shorten the arms to allow the extra shell. The addition of 2 vacuum ports on the outer shell, should not interfere with the inner shell, and should th project go south, you will have an abused surface cleaner that may not work anymore."
Alan, what material is your inner/outer shell? We have 1"-2" of arm clearance. Thanks, Shane
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Thanks Alan and Craig,
One more question, with your experience in recovery surface cleaners what percentage of recovering can we expect at 4000@5gpm with the Nikro(230cfm)? We have never used/seen one in action. Thanks again, Shane
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What kind of surface cleaner is it? If you plan to make a recovery one out of a non recovery one, then you will need a very large vacuum, and I mean LARGE.Alan, we would be using a 20" Rotoblaster, S/S, three nozzles, non recovery surface cleaner, with hot water unit 4000@5gpm. We are thinking something like this.
http://www.nikro.com/products/moreinfo.asp?i=299
Not sure if this well work, any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks
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Any suggestions on a good wet/dry vac(cfm, dual motor, etc.)? We are thinking of attaching one to our surface cleaner(if possible).
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Thanks All!
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Michael, whats your psi/gpm on that Shru-Flo? Also, is that a "open trigger" gun if not will releasing the trigger damage the pump? We need a better system as far chemical application goes. Thanks
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Swivel casters for surface cleaner
in Tools, Equipment & Basic Maintenance
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or this one (20").