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Mikey P said:
AshleyMckendree said:I have another Mercedes Diesel engine I could make into another TM. 8)
Mikey P said:Did you get the infamous Nellos reach around with that nerf valve?
Bob Savage said:Mikey,
I'm curious.
I don't know if you've tested this out yet, but, do you think you can clean at a higher production rate with your V, than you can clean with the Lunchpail? ...with equally comparable jobs.
SRI Cleaning said:AshleyMckendree said:I have another Mercedes Diesel engine I could make into another TM. 8)
You have any more pics of that? I would love to get my hands on a project like that. where did you get the blower?
Thanks,
Anthony
Bob Savage said:Thanks Mikey.
Doesn't the Lunchpail run dual wands too? So, that would make comparing the 2 as far as production rates do-able.
I think one can reel up on a manual vacuum reel just as fast (within a few seconds), as an electric vacuum reel.
It's just less effort with an electric reel.
TimP said:I don't think ill ever buy another pto machine like I have now. As far as the poll goes I chose 20-25 since that's about what I expect my replacement machine will cost that will meet my requirements.
What I want is a heat exchange machine that will dual wand. I don't want to notice when a wand is off the ground nor notice a drop in heat when both wands, at 12 flow, are being used compared to one wand and I want to have high pressure with heat. Of course with reliability and reasonable fuel consumption. Of course all in a box truck.
Steven Hoodlebrink said:TimP said:I don't think ill ever buy another pto machine like I have now. As far as the poll goes I chose 20-25 since that's about what I expect my replacement machine will cost that will meet my requirements.
What I want is a heat exchange machine that will dual wand. I don't want to notice when a wand is off the ground nor notice a drop in heat when both wands, at 12 flow, are being used compared to one wand and I want to have high pressure with heat. Of course with reliability and reasonable fuel consumption. Of course all in a box truck.
I would recommend an Everest 650 for you then. Good for dual wanding at 2-300 ft hose runs.