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I was looking at the flir C5 and the Flir TG 267

Ok Chuck Liddel. "The Ice Man"

Yes, carpets can be cleaned with cold water. Effectively? Not as effectively as with hot water. Hot water has a tendency to rinse better, emulsify oil and provide some soaps and chemicals with an additional reaction to boost performance. Truckmounts are designed for hot water extraction. Using...

As a long time cleaner, I have taken many courses on carpet cleaning, upholstery cleaning, flood restoration, odor control etc. I have always been taught in most of these classes that the term "disinfection" should never be used because of legal ramifications. With that being said, in the wake...

It's always a good idea to have a spare visi-float just in case. Keep that in mind.

Wandwizard has a strong point. I would inspect the Visi-float and the threaded bushing inserts. Those inserts can develop hairline cracks. Also, sounds like you pretty much inspected the whole system. One thing you might also want to make sure is that the water pump inlet hose is the proper...

Yes this is a method that been used in the rug industry for moths and larvae. However, the freezer needs to be set below zero. "sub zero"

Pyrethryn kills moths.

I'm glad it's working now. Good job!

How are things going with your waste tank wiring? I'm not sure what you are doing Because ground goes through the waste tank switch. It's a ground switch. I thought you were getting 12v from another source to power the coil? If you set it up the way my ground switch diagram shows it will work...

I was pressure washing some stuff last summer I think i was around 900 psi. It totally maintained very high heat. The tips are smaller on my pressure gun so that's most likely the reason it was keeping up. Maybe try stepping down one tip size when the time comes to change the tips. I bet you get...

Thank you Ed! That means allot coming from you. We need more people like you in this industry.

That's interesting you mention air hose. I was thinking about using about 100-150 ft of air hose that I have that is brand new. I have around 500 ft of new high quality hose that will work perfect.

Try running the wire from com on the float to 86 on your relay and 87 to the coil. As long as 85 has power from 30 it should work

That diagram should be the one that will work.

I have a drawing of this helps.

Post 87 is the outlet on the relay. If you are trying to kill the power for the coil when the tank switch trips, the relay needs to be normally closed, so continuety is supplying power until the float trips. On a single pole single throw relay remember the relay needs to be grounded on the coil...

Post 87 is usually the field that sends the power on most relays. Is this your own relay or are you using an existing relay from the manufacture?

https://shop.truckmountforums.com/collections/valves/products/waste-tank-free-flow-unit-carpet-cleaning Here is the link. If you don't like that one or if you don't want to drill your tank, i recommend removing the relief valve that is on the unit and replacing it with a bigger sturdier valve...

I think there is akit you can get from the tmf store. Not sure have to check.

I say go for it. I really don't like fuel injection on a truckmount. There's just to many things that can go wrong and prevent money from being made. Most truckmounts already have a million things can breakdown. For me its one less headache and cost. Look at what your dealing with now. It...

Honestly it doesn't matter if you raise the rpm's. It still drops under load. It's going to bother you if you have an ear for normal engine operation. What will work in your favor is these engines need to be run on the rich side of things anyway. It needs to adjusted at the richest most...

I don't see anything wrong with asking other people about pricing. The reason I say this is because I see allot of people on the facebook forum making rude and inconsiderate comments to people because they are asking about pricing. Our company has been in business for a very long time and we...

I'm with PistolPete. I would back out the regulator and run some descaler through the machine. When pressure rises like that something is blocking the bypass or the regulater is sticking.

I think it will work. All it is, is an aftermarket two barrel carburetor with all the hardware including spacers and gaskets. You don't absolutely need to have a governor, but it helps to control the rpm's under a load. Someone may have told you that you don't need a governor because the cars...