Mikey P
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hey Marty, blow me
hey Marty, blow me
Nice to have a back up for the more important things in life
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hey Marty, blow me
hey Marty, blow me
Desk Jockey
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Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
:shock:
No way! You're kidding right?
:shock:
No way! You're kidding right?
daniel@procarpet
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Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
I just knew there would be a pic of a bike.
How easy is it to install a blower anyways. They should never go out.
I just knew there would be a pic of a bike.
How easy is it to install a blower anyways. They should never go out.
Desk Jockey
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Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
You need some skill and experience, not for just anyone to do.
Alignment is critical or you'll have belt issues and can cause all kinds of other wear problems.
You need some skill and experience, not for just anyone to do.
Alignment is critical or you'll have belt issues and can cause all kinds of other wear problems.
Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
But Richard hes got it covered.....barehanded no less
By the way I do 400 pound deadlifts 3 sets of 5 with my bare hands every Monday so my grip is solid.
From the this filter sux thread...
But Richard hes got it covered.....barehanded no less
By the way I do 400 pound deadlifts 3 sets of 5 with my bare hands every Monday so my grip is solid.
From the this filter sux thread...
Jim Martin
Supportive Member
Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
I will trade you a slightly used 360i and a certified pile lifer for it...........
I will trade you a slightly used 360i and a certified pile lifer for it...........
Desk Jockey
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Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
:shock:
A guy could hurt himself jerking off with that kinda grip.....not that I'd know anything about that.
:mrgreen:
:shock:
A guy could hurt himself jerking off with that kinda grip.....not that I'd know anything about that.
:mrgreen:
Mikey P
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Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
aint a she purty? !gotcha! !gotcha!
If my V blower never breaks down I may mount it on my Lunchpail to see if I can collapse the tank.
aint a she purty? !gotcha! !gotcha!
If my V blower never breaks down I may mount it on my Lunchpail to see if I can collapse the tank.
Desk Jockey
Member
Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
It's a monster, what size? Why did you buy it? Does no local Pump company have your specific model readily on hand? or Did you get a good deal on her.
What's that sucker weight? :shock:
It's a monster, what size? Why did you buy it? Does no local Pump company have your specific model readily on hand? or Did you get a good deal on her.
What's that sucker weight? :shock:
Mikey P
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Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
6008 Tuthill
Took 6 weeks to have it made, they dont keep them in stock
a few hundred pounds
6008 Tuthill
Took 6 weeks to have it made, they dont keep them in stock
a few hundred pounds
Desk Jockey
Member
Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
That splain's it all.
Shhhhmart cookie!
:shock:
That splain's it all.
Shhhhmart cookie!
rwcarpet
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Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
I think I'd scrap out the Genesis before trying to change out the blower ( I do have an extra 59, dual splash blower in the shop). On the Genesis, the outlet of the blower is connected to the HX system, which is pretty well rusted right now. And where the hell would you get a 4 inch pipe wrench for the outlet pipe. I'd probably have to pull the TM to change out the blower.
Nice to have an extra around, though. I also have a 4hvl?? something or other sitting on my old PC 405.
danielc said:
I think I'd scrap out the Genesis before trying to change out the blower ( I do have an extra 59, dual splash blower in the shop). On the Genesis, the outlet of the blower is connected to the HX system, which is pretty well rusted right now. And where the hell would you get a 4 inch pipe wrench for the outlet pipe. I'd probably have to pull the TM to change out the blower.
Nice to have an extra around, though. I also have a 4hvl?? something or other sitting on my old PC 405.
Hoody
Supportive Member
Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
Actually I think you do have to uninstall the machine to change out the HX and or blower... I remember it being a big PITA!
rwcarpet said:
Actually I think you do have to uninstall the machine to change out the HX and or blower... I remember it being a big PITA!
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
It is a very nice feeling.
I take it you are having no problems right now?
Are you going to shim the blower to align it better?
It is a very nice feeling.
I take it you are having no problems right now?
Are you going to shim the blower to align it better?
Lyman
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Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
I bet dealy man could have save some denaros.
I bet dealy man could have save some denaros.
Jimbo
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Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
Who rebuilt that for you, Mike??
I still want to trade the freshly rebuilt 6008 for a couple of those 5009's.... Mr Dealtimeman!
Who rebuilt that for you, Mike??
I still want to trade the freshly rebuilt 6008 for a couple of those 5009's.... Mr Dealtimeman!
Mikey P
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Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
No rebuild
brand new from the factory
I dont think there is much of a demand for this model so they make them as they are ordered these days.
No rebuild
brand new from the factory
I dont think there is much of a demand for this model so they make them as they are ordered these days.
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
Give me a call on Monday Jim.
I might want to try a 6008 on my latest build. I know I will have to change out pulleys and what not, but it might quiet the truck down a lot (with the doors closed) if I can run the blower 500 rpm lower and get the same or better performance.
Give me a call on Monday Jim.
I might want to try a 6008 on my latest build. I know I will have to change out pulleys and what not, but it might quiet the truck down a lot (with the doors closed) if I can run the blower 500 rpm lower and get the same or better performance.
Larry Cobb
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Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
Our new Trailer-Mount, Multi-Wand, Water Damage Truckmount . . . .
Easy to get in, and clean out.
Larry
Our new Trailer-Mount, Multi-Wand, Water Damage Truckmount . . . .
Easy to get in, and clean out.
Larry
KevinD
Member
Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
Did they have a dual splash option?
Mikey P said:
Did they have a dual splash option?
Mikey P
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Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
nope
nope
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
Whats up Ed, are you still busy?
Ed said:
Whats up Ed, are you still busy?
KevinD
Member
Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
They list a dual splash 6008-22
http://www.aid-inc.com/model_8265/tuthi ... owers.html
One thing I do not miss. Greasing my Blower.
I have the 5006-22 dual splash
Mikey P said:
They list a dual splash 6008-22
http://www.aid-inc.com/model_8265/tuthi ... owers.html
One thing I do not miss. Greasing my Blower.
I have the 5006-22 dual splash
Mikey P
Administrator
Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
most likely a different foot print
most likely a different foot print
Ed
Member
Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
Yeah Michael, were still busy but the flood work is winding down, although there are areas south of where we were working that are just getting electricity back on and we are getting calls from there. We've been busy with normal every day flood work on top of it all, but I'm not complaining.
How are things in Texas?
Yeah Michael, were still busy but the flood work is winding down, although there are areas south of where we were working that are just getting electricity back on and we are getting calls from there. We've been busy with normal every day flood work on top of it all, but I'm not complaining.
How are things in Texas?
Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
i bought two blowers from dealtimeman.. He accidently sent me four so i sent two back.
i put about 1700 hours on one (and counting) with zero problems and the second blower is sitting on the shelf.
Ed said:
i bought two blowers from dealtimeman.. He accidently sent me four so i sent two back.
i put about 1700 hours on one (and counting) with zero problems and the second blower is sitting on the shelf.
Dolly Llama
Number 5
Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
shouldn't be any problems .
the blower is the most durable main component on a TM.
Keep oil in 'em and the bearings greased, they should out last every component on a TM
ya'll should be getting 8-10,000 hours and more out of blower
What's with those POS V's that you need truck loads of blowers on hand?? :roll:
..L.T.A.
George III said:
shouldn't be any problems .
the blower is the most durable main component on a TM.
Keep oil in 'em and the bearings greased, they should out last every component on a TM
ya'll should be getting 8-10,000 hours and more out of blower
What's with those POS V's that you need truck loads of blowers on hand?? :roll:
..L.T.A.
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
Re: Nice to have a back up for the more important things in
shouldn't be any problems .
the blower is the most durable main component on a TM.
Keep oil in 'em and the bearings greased, they should out last every component on a TM
ya'll should be getting 8-10,000 hours and more out of blower
What's with those POS V's that you need truck loads of blowers on hand?? :roll:
..L.T.A.[/quote:3nehmaa5]
I initially bought six blowers at a great price that couldntbbe passed up.
Two of my v have the original blower ( you know it is an original if next to the tut hill stamped tin plate there is a vortex stamped tin) and one was replaced before I bought the truck. I have extra main components on the shelf at all times. Limiting downtime makes everything run a lot smoother.
Clark Van Fleet said:
shouldn't be any problems .
the blower is the most durable main component on a TM.
Keep oil in 'em and the bearings greased, they should out last every component on a TM
ya'll should be getting 8-10,000 hours and more out of blower
What's with those POS V's that you need truck loads of blowers on hand?? :roll:
..L.T.A.[/quote:3nehmaa5]
I initially bought six blowers at a great price that couldntbbe passed up.
Two of my v have the original blower ( you know it is an original if next to the tut hill stamped tin plate there is a vortex stamped tin) and one was replaced before I bought the truck. I have extra main components on the shelf at all times. Limiting downtime makes everything run a lot smoother.
