My 8070 doesn't leak but I always have trouble with the pressure switch turning off.
I adjust it and it shuts off for awhile then goes back to running continuous.
Another one??? I bet the same one.
This account was started 3 days after mrkavin was banned so a good guess would be the same person with the same tactics.
It only took 16+months and 97 posts along with several reportings to get that profile banned. (They are a little slow around here lol)...
I had several great investment property accounts over my career.
All were basically smaller owner/ops with 30-50 units.
They seems to look more for quality than price.
A volatile, citrus solvent or isopropyl alcohol should break the bond if it isn't too heavy,
Goo gone makes a caulk remover however I have never used it.
Yup, 63 posts of this crap over a year span.
Repeated reporting seems to do no good.
I guess you have to post in a political thread to get noticed.
That's about all that is left on this sight. (political arguing and spammers)
JMHO
And don't overpay for it, I see some of the bearing houses have them listed for $250-270 where you can get them online for about $130.
There is one on Ebay from Mara Industrial for $102 shipped. Comes with a different flange but just toss that.
Item # 37355303902
If it shakes either your element is bad for some reason or not installed correctly between the flanges or more likely the machine and blower are not lined up correctly. Given that the engine was swapped out and new motor mounts installed my money is on improper alignment. The PX-70 is a tried...
That looks like the guts out of a old Hydramaster Hydracat that was retrofitted with a new engine.
Nothing wrong with the PX-70 Dodge coupler. I ran them on several machines.
There are 5 bolts on each side of the coupler flanges you loosen to remove the coupler element.
Each bolt goes through...
I did a 28x30 garage.
Washed it down, then acid etched it. (pretty easy process with a truckmount)
Poured on the epoxy. Squeegeed it, then back rolled it.
I don't remember any odor issues but just have her stay clear of the garage until it cures.
My cost for the epoxy alone was $1k. Don't...
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