Mikey P
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Here you go Marty
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hogjowl
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Where was "that idiot Deron"?
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no idea.
hogjowl
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You mentioned him in the credits.
I like what I see in the El Diablo, but that 70 gal waste tank is too small. 2000psi for tile and grout is a plus, although I'd never go over 1200.
I like what I see in the El Diablo, but that 70 gal waste tank is too small. 2000psi for tile and grout is a plus, although I'd never go over 1200.
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oh, yeah..
I blame him and Cu for the Mytee Trex falling apart and not being able to spin on the carpet, which in turn ran John Labarbra off MB.
I blame him and Cu for the Mytee Trex falling apart and not being able to spin on the carpet, which in turn ran John Labarbra off MB.
hogjowl
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What was up with all that water it was flinging?
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cheapo hand cuts jets that later got swapped out to traditional flood jets.
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1200psi on tile and grout is also our max. With good chemicals no need to go higher. And we have done some nasty floors. We have blown grout out going very high pressure. Sure it was old grout with issues but still not worth the hassle.
