Hinderliter or the really old gent?
Different stuff. I may have spelled it wrong. It may be âExtraâ Clean. I get it from one of my chem suppliers but theyâre based somewhere out of Tennessee so theyâll definitely ship.
Very, very true. Iâve seen that video and I made the cringe face through the entire thing. Itâs just wrong.
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Iâll grab a picture of the SDS in the morning. Itâs cold outside and Iâm in my onesie.
Larry Hinkley. Heâs a nice guy, but doesnât know how to set an unloader. I canât say Hinderliter was a nice guy.
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I have to somewhat concurâŚI know all the history people have, but I like MikeâŚstill couldnât actually get an unloader set watching that thing. Two sentences (maybe 3) from you guys and I had it downâŚsuper-simple process. You are likely never going to want it âcranked downâ, and I remove the handle when I set them so no one can really mess with themâŚ
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I still believe heâs still washing a few of my old fleet accounts for free lol he didnât take too kindly for another company washing in his back yard so we got in a race to the bottom. When he started venturing East of Fort Worth I played with his money the same way and gave him a taste of his own medicine.
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Few people have done more to hurt this industry than a particular family have.
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But what about all the âdiplomasâ from his PW âUniversityâ heâs helped new guys earn???
Tested the unloader set to the most clockwise position with the zero degree tip and this was the amount of bypass I got. Pressure feels noticeably less than before.
It ought to feel noticeably less because thatâs a lot of water to be be bypassing. My machines didnât bypass a drop.
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I havenât slept for 30 hours so youâll have to forgive me if Iâm wrong but after looking over your plumbing in your other thread it looks like they opened up the HP line to feed it BACK to inlet for a cheap âbypass loopâ when you already had a bypass coming off your unloader thatâs plumbed to the top of your buffer tank. This is bypassing constantly instead of only when youâre off the trigger. The line Iâm talking about is a 1/4" clear braided pvc that they tapped into that brass tee on the inlet. Your nozzle would see a flow loss from that AND from the issue with your unloader dumping water instead of sending it down the hose.
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Action Cleaning Systems based in Tyler Texas.
I didnât know they double plumbed the bypass line. When I got the trailer initially it was still putting out 4200psi at 8gpm. The psi I could verify, the gpm may have been less. Its only after the freeze did I notice the psi decrease.
But yeah itâs been a lot of headache for the amount of money I spent. Iâll just end up fixing everything myself at this point. One of the welds they put on the support bar under the rig just broke, now thatâs flapping up and down.
Hereâs some pics of the plumbing. Please let me know if you see anything else. I may just end up fixing it all myself but I need to take it in for them to fix the welds on the support beam they put in. Iâll make a list. I just fixed the 3-way valve they put in for the antifreeze. It was installed in such a way that when I turned the valve to flow antifreeze into the pump, it wasnât going to the pump it was going to the water tank and the pump ended up not pulling water or antifreeze.
What in the world is going on with this rig? Dâs got better eyesights on no sleep than I do on 8 hours lol
Is it too late to ask for a refund?
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that white vinyl hose line isnât even really a bypass in the pressure washing sense. itâs bypassing pressure with both trigger on and off. it would need to be on the unloader to adequately bypass.
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