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My pre-soak sprung a leak and it was an easy fix. When I ran my low pressure runs last time I added extra at the end. Now all I need to do is just cut off the break and put it back in the fitting. (Seems like the majority of the breaks happen at the fitting.)
Talked to William about my Water Wizard pre-soak problem. Which does not allow pre-soak to the boom occasionally. He seems to think it is the solenoid valves that cut on the side and top pre-soak. They both looked clean!
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After I finally got my order from Kimsupply.com (after their ordering problem), I mixed up some “Texas Blue Power” pre-soak. I was surprised that it was blue though (a lot better than green). I mixed 50 pounds of powder to make 55 gallons of presoak. The recommended starting dilutions are 64:1 (orange tip). I will let you know how it works later.