Paul Kassander

It will work to get you going where you want, you will need to get a 120v burner unless you have a 12v supply available that is at least 20 amps. Look around to find what you want. We do offer several types of industrial quality burners at very reasonable prices. Call if you have any questions.

You may need a long lance like a 79" and use a large tip like that to soap. As long as is is not windy you should be able to reach with that machine.

Go make some money!!!:D

I have herd from others that rust away works which is an oxalic acid blend. Haven't tried it personally no red clay in WI.

Check for debris in the unloder itself, a small piece can clog a port and cause that problem. It just happened to me with a K7, I cleaned it out ant it worked fine. It was a small piece of plastic way inside the center of the unloader, you could only see it from one of the ports.

Here is a link to the pdf of a newer version of that unit. http://arnorthamerica.com/pw/KB2G15.pdf It may bean unloader issue with debris or scale buildup from sitting. We can help with parts if needed.

I have had that happen before the chemicals act as a conductor and if the button is worn the contacts can be real close together. Once it dries it should be fine.

It is the China knock off. We have had very good luck with them, no problems of any real significance, other than freight damage.(they don't bounce) Call anytime I am happy to answer any questions for you.

Tell her to stop turning her tires on the driveway without moving...

We have also, they are good quality portable units.

Don't feel bad it happens more than you think. I have done the same thing and have had customers call with the same problem. Sometimes the obvious really isn't so obvious.

It sounds like the insulation is missing in that area or was torn away during installation. I think you should have him put some in that area to prevent any problems, it isn't too bad to fix.

You will need two trap style unloaders or you will have to install a check valve on the machine with the flow unloader(after the unloader). Once you link the machines you will also need a larger nozzle sized for the new flow and pressure you want to achieve. As far a linking the machines a three way ball valve has a common inlet and two separate outlets so it would not work to link the machines. What you want to do is install a T where the two feed lines come into the T and one outlet goes to your hose. If you want valves on them you would be better suited to install single ball valves.

We have been selling them for years now and they are good cleaners for regular use, they seem to hold up quite well for the price. We also have our 20" and 24" cleaners on sale this month, take a look.

On behalf of Envirospec and John Allison, you are welcome. We are glad we could help to support the event and hope that all who attended gained some valuable information. We will be hosting an event on mid June in Milwaukee as well and look forward to doing a little more to help the industry.

If I can I would send someone out but that is usually not an option. Sometimes I will reschedule if I can most customers are understanding when you are sick. Otherwise I just slug it out and do the best I can.

You can install it on the high pressure side of the pump (top) prior to the unloader. It should only activate when the unit is under load then. If you are using a different unloader I am guessing it does not have a port for it and you have it installed the extra bypass port.

As long as the unlooader is rated for at least the specs of your pump it will work fine.

Check for junk first like MMI says also your unloader may be stuck in partial bypass mode, I would check a few more things before a switch. As far as the switch goes you can change them over, you will more than likely need a new pulley for the pump as they typically turn different RPM's and will have to drill some new holes for mounting the pump as they will not line up as well. If your unloader and other parts are still good you should be able to reuse them.

The info you find here is good and will give you insight from many perspectives, if someone tries to BS you about fifty people will jump on it. Do some research and reading, you will learn a lot to help your business and hurt your brain.

Your lucky I have to work 24-7 till I'm 300...stupid taxes.

I have corner strobe kits on all my plow trucks. If you look at them too long it will make you dizzy. Keeps people away though.

Not too sure about the brands we don't handle. I know Mosmatic makes a kit to convert just about any brand to their swivel. and steel eagle has the Dueblin swivel that has an available collar to convert others.

I call now Greg.

Mosmatic and steel eagle are great cleaners with solid swivels.