Home Built Porty

[Willy P]

I saw this monster at a suppliers place- a real beast. I assume it's a homemade unit. I fell in love until I saw the pumptech.....

 

[dgardner]

I have thought of a similar setup, only with the pump/vacs on top, so you could get to them without draining the tanks. The only problem is that puts the drain port way below bucket height.

It's a safe bet you won't be dragging this monster up any stairs...

 

[rick imby]

You can get a short 5 gallon bucket or it is pretty simple to add a pumpout. A $40 sump pump would work fine. You would want to filter well before you get to the waste tank so the sump pump isn't trying to move chunks. It will also help if the sump pump is set a couple inches above the bottom of the tank.

 

[rick imby]

Dump valve right above the switches doesn't make much sense either..

Rick

 

[Dolly Llama]

someone has poor trigger control.
you anticipating recoil and forcing the muzzle down as you jerk the trigger?
It should be a smooth "press" on the trigger all the way thru while focusing on the front sight.
Don't forget the "follow through" after the shot too

you mashing the shutter button on that camera with your elbow?
or is that porty moving at 20 mph.....



..L.T.A.

 

[dgardner]

Meat, As I started to read your post I was sure you accidentally posted in the wrong thread, then I remembered the pics... funny!

 

[Ron Werner]

why not put the soln tank on the bottom, the recovery on top, the motors above that?

Willy, were you were so impressed with that machine you had the shakes?

 

[dgardner]

That's a good idea Ron.

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[roro]

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Hope this doesn't over-excite you too Willy


roro