hogjowl
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YOU might do it that way, but a chimp is going to pull the hose out and away he goes. Those hoses are GOING to eventually rub the rubber off that door edge. It's a given.
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Yea, maybe but won't they be better served if they just peel off a 50 or 100 and walk an arm full in?
I think it they try the walk and drag a couple of times they'll find it to be not only slower but harder too.
I think it they try the walk and drag a couple of times they'll find it to be not only slower but harder too.
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This bulletin board world you've been living in for the past decade has finally left you completely devoid of practical intelligence.
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I've got to honest with you Pigshett..... I began with very little! 
I blame solvents, they damaged my brain cells.
I blame solvents, they damaged my brain cells.
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I could just imagine the man hours spent waking your ass up in the cab of the van every time they needed to do something.....
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Or wasted hours re-doing Pigshett's requests. 
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It would be one of the greatest pleasures of the equipment installer's life to have Marty looking over his shoulder while he worked.
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I could say something negative here but I respect you far too much....and the light is about to change
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you not only have to be able to install it you have to be able to work on the machine. As I is this is what happens when trying to tighten the bolts.
P.S. Yes he FELL in and yes it was a bitch getting him out.
P.S. Yes he FELL in and yes it was a bitch getting him out.
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I bet he's going to love that you posted that pic
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Nice work Superior!!
David just ship it here for a test run, you don't need to risk pulling a muscle.
David just ship it here for a test run, you don't need to risk pulling a muscle.
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Man it looks like those water ponds save a TON of space. I think I saw a pic of a Cleanco with their version of water pond mounted flush against the machine. It left the whole back wide open to do whatever you need to. This SS looks sweet too! Is the SS designed differently, causing you to leave a space between the two for maintenance?
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You have to be able to bolt it down and reasonably reach parts on that side and it has to be safe. The last thing that will ever kill you in an accident will be a machine and or tank etc that we installed. They ain't coming loose. TW put it where it made sense with the least amount on inconvenience for everyone.
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All I know is if I was still in the biz and bought brand new it would be from John and they would install it. Im not saying that because he is my friend, I am saying that because I have watched TW and Bud install machines many times. I have also seen them find crap installs and fix them because they refuse to let someone drive around with it being unsafe. They also have some neat fabrication abilities for custom installs too.
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What is the recommended lift on that 1200?
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Marketing material says 16, manual says 14. I hate when manufacturers do that.
Better than Cleanco's 10hg on their quad 56 (14 on the 45 & 47), Hydramaster's 12hg on the cds 4.8, I'm pretty sure Butler says 13-14hg.
Better than Cleanco's 10hg on their quad 56 (14 on the 45 & 47), Hydramaster's 12hg on the cds 4.8, I'm pretty sure Butler says 13-14hg.
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I hope you are dropping a water pond in it. Oh there it is my mistake very nice. My friend.
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If that one of those live vac reels?
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jus think...the end results being the same only
i had more fun..........
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Id like to see this thing Knox.
Jus not in my town : )
Jus not in my town : )
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nice machine with a nice looking install.....
thanks for the pics John
thanks for the pics John
