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Ugly Shingles wrote:
Mr Maintenance wrote:

 How are you rinsing your pump? How are you pulling off of your tanks!


 Brian,

We do not rinse the pump. To remove the tanks we lift it with a hilo or by hand if they are empty.

To shoot chem we switch both yellow levers down and to transfer we put both yellow levers level out.


 I didnt mean to lift tanks off the truck! I was asking how do you feed to and from your tanks ? Top fed!! Can you tell me what you used. Did you say you dont rinse pump? Do you rinse the hose reel??



-- Edited by Mr Maintenance on Tuesday 20th of March 2012 10:16:19 PM

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Quinn,

Everything is done off of the pump. We just switch the yellow levers to transfer, mix or spray and the blue lever next to the pump draws the surfactant in the square bottles behind the pump.



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Ugly Shingles wrote:

Quinn,

Everything is done off of the pump. We just switch the yellow levers to transfer, mix or spray and the blue lever next to the pump draws the surfactant in the square bottles behind the pump.


 Does pumping the surfactant create a lot of suds? Landis and I are splitting a drum of Roof Snot and we weren't sure if we could pump it or not.

 



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Are you pumping your surfactant into your mix or are you pumping surfactant as you spray? I like your set up. I am changing my rig around as soon as I get my hot water unit. On my 2nd build, I want to get everything just right! As of now, I pour my surfactant from a 5 gal bucket and add it to the mix but, I like you set up better!

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In our box truck we use to pour 2 cups into our mix and stir it.

With the new set up we decided to use a plastic refrigerator hose with a valve to adjust a draw into the spray hose. It is working great and it seems like we are using less surfactant so far. The pictures below are with the new surfactant draw system.



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Ugly Shingles wrote:

Quinn,

Everything is done off of the pump. We just switch the yellow levers to transfer, mix or spray and the blue lever next to the pump draws the surfactant in the square bottles behind the pump.


 How are you rinsing your pump? How are you pulling off of your tanks!



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Ugly Shingles wrote:

In our box truck we use to pour 2 cups into our mix and stir it.

With the new set up we decided to use a plastic refrigerator hose with a valve to adjust a draw into the spray hose. It is working great and it seems like we are using less surfactant so far. The pictures below are with the new surfactant draw system.


That's an awesome set up, I'm going to include that in my 2nd build. Thanks for the info and pics!

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What kind of valve are you using for the surfactant pump system?

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Mr Maintenance wrote:

 How are you rinsing your pump? How are you pulling off of your tanks!


 Brian,

We do not rinse the pump. To remove the tanks we lift it with a hilo or by hand if they are empty.

To shoot chem we switch both yellow levers down and to transfer we put both yellow levers level out.



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Roof Cleaning By A&E wrote:

What kind of valve are you using for the surfactant pump system?


It is just a inline valve to regulate the draw.



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Mr Maintenance wrote:

 I didnt mean to lift tanks off the truck! I was asking how do you feed to and from your tanks ? Top fed!! Can you tell me what you used. Did you say you dont rinse pump? Do you rinse the hose reel??

 


 We do not rinse but we should. The tanks are top fed I can send you the parts list if you want.



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I would like to see it too, please.

-- Edited by Roof Cleaning By A&E on Wednesday 21st of March 2012 09:21:00 AM

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Ugly Shingles wrote:
Mr Maintenance wrote:

 I didnt mean to lift tanks off the truck! I was asking how do you feed to and from your tanks ? Top fed!! Can you tell me what you used. Did you say you dont rinse pump? Do you rinse the hose reel??

 


 We do not rinse but we should. The tanks are top fed I can send you the parts list if you want.


 Yes that would be great, thanks



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Ugly i'd like to take a look at that parts list to if you wouldn't mined sending them my way! Nice Build!

Thanks,
Quinn

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