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Another professional flojet install. This install was over a chemical bucket so you can reuse the chemical and not waste it. I could not put it in the holding tank like I did last time. http://cwguy.com/?p=622
I replaced the flojet setup today with a sandpiper pump. It does not leak yet.
I purchased and install a MDL-4 4amp 25V fuse today. It was fun and easy to install.
I found this setup in my basement and I thought I would post some pictures. This setup was an elaborate hydrominder basically. I emailed for the tech sheet about a year ago. Cyril Post from Dema faxed me the information he said it was an "obsolete model".
My Coleman equipment that I am hoping to bring to the car wash next week. It is a four bay setup and I have five bays. So I ordered 6 1 solenoid blocks and some fittings to convert it.
I exchanged out sandpiper pumps today. I will need to look at repairing the other pump later.
I removed my old holding tanks today and brought them home.
I was washing down one of my bays when the water quit working. The timer was dead and when I checked the power I noticed the fuse blew. Of cause I did not have a replacement fuse.
I had a flojet problem today. The flojet air line cracked and blew off.
I cut the hose off where the crack was and used a hose clamp to secure the hose.
I am having a problem with my sandpiper pump leaking. Where the outlet of the pump connects with the tee outlet piece. I need to purchase some replacement pieces. I also have a video of the problem. If you watch it you will question your judgment later and think you waisted your time
This is the professional pump repair glove.
The high pressure hose was pretty messed up. I grinded the hose apart and used two reuseable fittings.
I did not have any reuseable fittings that had swivels so I had to use a swivel. I will need to order a few swivel reuseable fittings and a couple unions.
