ckeener
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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
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Yes up to 33% of what comes out when drawing is chemical. Which is alot
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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
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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
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Does it have a ball a spring and that screw?
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Envirospec has the best injectors that I know of. Check out the Allison super suds sucker
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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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Did u get the pulley off? What did u do?
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Russ thank u for knowing the technical terms for all that. I feel less smart now lol
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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
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Does it have a set screw that has been tightened against the keyway?
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Like said before we have same machine. There is no baffle down there and it's not your engine. U can clean the fuel pump filter easily just take off four hex bolts and there it is. Just b sure u shut off ht e diesel valve. Do u have a pressure gauge on the fuel pump? Have u looked at yur fuel nozzle?
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I doubt it's the soot remover we use it also.
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We have the same exact machine. We've had a few probs like that to. Try the airband like u said and I'll think about it today and if it doesn't work let me know. Pm me if u want
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Best thing to do is figure out your operating cost and all that good stuff. Then add some cushion and some profit. For the company I work for we wouldn't touch a house or driveway for less than 400 each but our cost is a lot more than yours
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Both nice equipment Matthew. I'd b happy with either one except I prefer my surface cleaner with wheels. But to each his own. How far from home ru goin to college?
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Matt I understand u don't want the expense of hot water. But mayb just mayb u could get lucky and find a cheap hot box. It's a portable burner u can hookup when and if u do need it. And be careful putting bleach thru yur downstreamer it can b hard on guns and hose seals. And plus when yur thru with the low pressure u have high pressure bleach flying everywhere. Just my two cents
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Check auction sights such as eBay and equip-bid.com. Lots of good stuff on there. As far as building yur own surface cleaner I doubt it would be that easy or we would all do it.
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We got four inches here a couple days ago. So ready for it to b nice. Looks like today is going to b in the high 60s. Gotta love kansas tho
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If u have a good ball valve on yur hose u can go without a gun. Reduces hand tiredness and is a lot easier to run.
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We have a 25 gal tank we use for a few thing and it has a plug in bottom. If we have left over chem we just open it up into a bucket or container and then flush our hose with lots of clean water
Sodium hydroxide block!
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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