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With shipping a new bucket is around 100$ I think. I'm just the worker not the one who pays the bills. Just trying to fix my mistake

All right I messed up everyone. Left the lid off the bucket of sh and it got rained on. About 1/4 of the bucket is now a solid chunk. I've broken off as much as I can with a hammer and chisel. But it's so solid now I can't do anything with it. If I had to guess if say its about 15 lbs. can I just add water and let it melt for a day or two and just use it as a concentrate? Thanks for any advice

Yes up to 33% of what comes out when drawing is chemical. Which is alot

The super suds sucker will draw up to 33% and u can use up to 300' of pressure hose. And they last quite awhile if taken care of

U put spring, ball then that thing screws in and that's how u hook up your draw hose. Unless I'm mistaken of the parts provided

Does it have a ball a spring and that screw?

Envirospec has the best injectors that I know of. Check out the Allison super suds sucker

That's how we do it. If we r not pulling around all of your hose put the injector 100 ft from end and it will cut down in the draw time.

Yes joe Walter is good. But. The underwriter company's they use r garbage. Farmers and liberty mutual. We had a wreck way back on July 3 and still trying to get paid from them. We got rear ended and they investigated it for a month! Crazy.

I've never run an 8gpm machine but I can only imagine the power. We don't haul water for our jobs. And if we did 8gpm will go thru it pretty fast and I suggest hot water for concrete. Especially if there oil and such on it. Just my two cents

We use Bank of America. They have mobile check depositing. Dl an app and take pics of check. Money is there the next day. Great for long trips

Did u get the pulley off? What did u do?

Russ thank u for knowing the technical terms for all that. I feel less smart now lol

Hmm. The set screw could b underneath the pulley. Or it might not have one. I have very little experience with belt driven machines but I think that most pulleys have set screws on them. Or it could just b pressed on there which will b pretty tough to get off. If there's no screw when u do get a puller hooked up u could take a propane torch and heat up the pulley itself which will expand it a tiny bit. U could b in for a fight. The puller u want will have three bars and a point in the middle. The bars have hook like thing on it which will go behind the pulley and the center thing goes on the shaft and u just tighten the puller and it should pop off. Sorry for the long post

Does it have a set screw that has been tightened against the keyway?