CRB issue discovered.
- Thread starter Nomad74
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holy crap what kind of pre spray are you scrubbing with tht?
were still on original gears with 1st strong dry we bought right when they came out I think 6 years ago, but we pull brushes after every scrub.. hose cuff them and use the wand to blast out the under carriage of the crb with steam.
were still on original gears with 1st strong dry we bought right when they came out I think 6 years ago, but we pull brushes after every scrub.. hose cuff them and use the wand to blast out the under carriage of the crb with steam.
Cleanworks
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You probably need a bigger hammer.
hogjowl
Idiot™
I’ll just ship mine back to Whittaker
Old Coastie
Supportive Member
Damon, use thin wooden wedges. Oppose them and gently tap until the shaft releases them.
Door shims will work, 99 cents a packet at Lowes.
Door shims will work, 99 cents a packet at Lowes.
Looks like they need to disconnect from the back. The video says they will not come off from the front. Whats the point of the snap rings then? Seriously a retarded design.
hogjowl
Idiot™
Then you should quickly understand
Old Coastie
Supportive Member
Don’t you have some puppies to kick?
Slapped her back together and fired her up. She’s running perfect. Smooth and quiet. I’m so happy. This last two weeks sucked not having a CRB.
hogjowl
Idiot™
You’re so gullible
hogjowl
Idiot™
And clueless
Huh?
Marty, I just want you to have comfort knowing that if you were on fire I would piss on you.
Sierra Clean Care
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I rinse off the bottom of my CRB everyday. Then, once a week, I put it in a tote, put in an inch of screaming hot plain H2O off the TM, and let it run for 5-10 min... THEN, I dump the water, and repeat again.... once a month, I take the cover off, clean up the gear assembly, and grease it with white lithium.....
Yeah. I’ll start taking it apart more often. I usually just hit it with my suction hose and roll the brushes around, sucking out the dead cat. I probably take it apart once a month. Need to do it more. It was pretty clogged with hair.
I can’t complain too much. I got 6 years and never had to replace a gear. I may have gotten 6 more years if that screw didn’t get lodged in there. You guys don’t know how happy I am to have this thing fixed.
If you are a cleaner and currently don’t use a CRB as part of your daily cleaning, please don’t buy one. You might want to hang yourself if you find out how much better and efficient your cleaning can be with one.
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hogjowl
Idiot™
No, idiot
It’s the RV with brush head.
It’s the RV with brush head.
I have a Trex with brush head. But i only pull that out for the nastiest stuff.
Where is @Matt Wood ? Carpet shopping?
huh?
steve_64
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I tried that and broke the side plate on mine. Shipped it back probably to Reg not really sure.
steve_64
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Should 've replaced them all and kept the old ones for backup. Probably doesn't matter though.
Putting it back together was a fun project. The screws that hold the main cowling on were so crusted the heads snapped off. When I attempted to drill them out, my drill bits broke. When I was able to get an EZ-out in there, my EZ-out snapped. So,I drilled new holes and tapped new threads. Its nice having the cowling secured down now. I ripped 4 pair of jeans on that damn corner sticking out while carrying it.
Steve Lawrence
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Send it to Bill Poole. Carpet Cleaner USA. He can fix it for a price. Plus he'll likely find stuff wrong with your CRB that you did not suspect.
Doug Rice
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Which one?
