Lie detector
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Mikey P
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For a Bane?
can't you just splash some water on your wrist?
can't you just splash some water on your wrist?
Blue Monarch
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I agree. Bite the bullet. When your done with it, lend it to me. Kirk used to have one, but broke it. I think the Boxxer only made it to 190 at the wand.
Mikey P
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Did you get a Jesus Saves t shirt out of the deal?
The Preacher
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Pee's just mad the LD only got up to 225 on the V!!!
John Olson
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I know how much they cost for us to make them.....
Not sure which one your looking at but the ones we sell wouldn't cover the cost to produce them if we actually charged the time to make them. They are not big ticket items. They take Kelly 15 minutes to build so at $65 per hour shop rate and $40+ in parts how much do you think we should be charging? We put them together and sell them as tool for you not a money maker for us. Besides it puts beer money in Kelly's pocket whenever one is sold and that's good enough for me so there that's my opinion
Just sharing from this side of the fence
Not sure which one your looking at but the ones we sell wouldn't cover the cost to produce them if we actually charged the time to make them. They are not big ticket items. They take Kelly 15 minutes to build so at $65 per hour shop rate and $40+ in parts how much do you think we should be charging? We put them together and sell them as tool for you not a money maker for us. Besides it puts beer money in Kelly's pocket whenever one is sold and that's good enough for me so there that's my opinion
Just sharing from this side of the fence
Michael Ellis
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The best lie detector is a candy thermometer for a buck at the dollar store. Put it on a piece of scrap or something an' key away. I've only tried this once (I'm lazy and really don't have anything to prove) but I got mine to 185 without extensions and original 6 gpm at around 450 psi.
I suppose I ought to repeat the test at 12 and 500 psi with extensions.
I suppose I ought to repeat the test at 12 and 500 psi with extensions.
Get one from John, money well spent. It's good to be able to quick connect in at the machine, or at the wand on the fly and check temps.
Really opens your eyes to what is and what is not happening with your true temps in various conditions.
Another "should have" tool.
Really opens your eyes to what is and what is not happening with your true temps in various conditions.
Another "should have" tool.
