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Jester
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Is there any way to bypass the chemical pump on an older butler and get it to draw chemical a different way. Right now I'm running juice through my system.
thanks
thanks
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Greenie
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If you want a good chem pump, and don't mind spending some money, buy one of these:
http://www.catpumps.com/pdfs/access/6300.pdf
You need this on a Cat 435 or 335 pump. The last number 5 denotes the special manifold used by Cat for this application.
Talk with Cat or Butler first to see if it will work with other pumps.
http://www.catpumps.com/pdfs/access/6300.pdf
You need this on a Cat 435 or 335 pump. The last number 5 denotes the special manifold used by Cat for this application.
Talk with Cat or Butler first to see if it will work with other pumps.
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Jester
Guest
That looks like what I have It's a 93 it hasn't worked since I had it I got it used. My meter knob is stuck to so that for sure is part of my problem.
thanks for the post
thanks for the post
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Jester
Guest
I got my knob loose and actually had fluid being pulled through it for 3 min then it died on me and couldn't get it running again.
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Guest
Guest
Buy a new needle valve for it, a rebuild kit, new hoses, a new Dwyers (since they suck air in with all the little stress cracks) and give it a shot.
Cat thinks that 4 bolt version was worth gold. When I was at Cat last Feb we were working on mine and I told them I wanted a new 4 bolt style. They gave me the price..and it was more than a whole new 435. They looked into the pricing for 3 days thinking it was a typo...but couldn't come up with anything.
Chad
Cat thinks that 4 bolt version was worth gold. When I was at Cat last Feb we were working on mine and I told them I wanted a new 4 bolt style. They gave me the price..and it was more than a whole new 435. They looked into the pricing for 3 days thinking it was a typo...but couldn't come up with anything.
Chad
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Kevin Hamer
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Save you're money, fresh water rinse.
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Greenie
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I disagree.
been there done that.
give me an emulsifier any day.
been there done that.
give me an emulsifier any day.
Mikey P
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Greenie said:
Yeah with Moby...lol
Fresh is all you need wit a VAT!
Mikey P
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And if you prevaced you would need to run ten pounds of Clean It to get er done
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Jester
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I ordered a new Stainless steel valve from idealvalve.com when I took the old one off it was broke off in the closed position.
Desk Jockey
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Hate to disagree with the boss, but I agree with Greenie.
Years ago we used plain water rinse to ensure no residue.
After switching back to an emulsifier our customers (we also) saw a distinct difference in the results.
Years ago we used plain water rinse to ensure no residue.
After switching back to an emulsifier our customers (we also) saw a distinct difference in the results.
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Greenie
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The only difference between The vegan and Chavez, is Chavez is right.
There is more to this biz than "soft" carpet.
There is more to this biz than "soft" carpet.
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Kevin Hamer
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Maybe I should rephrase that, done properly fresh water rinse is the best.
bob vawter
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To get back on topic...jus run a chem draw line thru a Dwyers..... into a mix jug
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Shawn Forsythe
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Bawb had to do some research.
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07?
Steven make sure you're driving, if Bob is driving, you might go back to the future!
Steven make sure you're driving, if Bob is driving, you might go back to the future!
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TimP
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I have to say that I've run acid rinse for quite a while. And I switched to emulsifier and what a difference it does make. I don't even have to scrub anymore. A good prespray and emulsifier is all you need unless it's just rat nasty. I've saved so much time cleaning it's just unreal.
