Washed-up wrote:

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Aheron wrote:

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Very nice guy???? Ron how about showing post titled Envirospec Problem that was posted on PWI.If you recall,I called and got your permission to post it..




For those who didnt see this post

I called and inquired about item #9854 in August sales paper.Talked to Mike about specs of machine and verified it had general pump..Placed order.Order came,opened box and had AR pump.Called espec and talked to Paul.He advised that John had made decided to put that pump on that unit cause he felt it was better fit... Asked to speak with John about the matter,since I had just receivedan email for the Allison signature series in which he states his pump of choice is general.Made several attempts to alow them to ractify the situation.No response..


Post on pwi with permission and leave my Tele #.Didnt get no call but when got home for work I start reading replies from John Allison.Start to po0st my reply and thread is removed.
Admin felt need to remove due to unprofessionalism on Johns part..

Was told ,should have gave them time to fix the problemThis person was not aware of previous attempts to rectify problem on my part.iIN THE TIME IT TOOK TO POST HIS RANT AND SHOW HIS STUPIDITY, HE COULD HAVE CALLED ME DIRECTLY.

Was told ,would switch pump for additional $300 .

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Did you get a resolution?

 

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I have been buying things from envirospec for 12 years, but now I found a supplier that I am much happier with, which is PWP.

I have basically quit mail ordering things because they always seem to be cheap quality everytime, I don't like sacraficing quality to save momey so I quit mail ordering.

But of last year I gave PWP a try and I was happy very happy with their products, knowledge, and service. I would feel safe making a major purchase through them, and I will when needed to be.


















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Apple Roof Cleaning Tampa FL (813) 655-8777 wrote:

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Walk wrote:

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I have been buying things from envirospec for 12 years, but now I found a supplier that I am much happier with, which is PWP.

I have basically quit mail ordering things because they always seem to be cheap quality everytime, I don't like sacraficing quality to save momey so I quit mail ordering.

But of last year I gave PWP a try and I was happy very happy with their products, knowledge, and service. I would feel safe making a major purchase through them, and I will when needed to be.


















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Lori is great, she gives great service, and her prices are more then fair.

 

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 Have you tried Water Cannon Chris?



http://www.watercannon.com/

Pressure Washer Products wrote:

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They Cyclone may be a polyproylene and nylon pump with fiberglass reinforcement. These pumps do not last for the kind of work that the RCIA members require.

Sodium Hypochlorite attacks the fiberglass and causes breakthrough leaks the size of pinholes. They are quite expensive. The cost is between $1895 and 2695. According to Udor, sodium hypochlorite gas breaks down the integrity of the fiberglass within the nylon. At 200 psi, one must use a size 50, 60 or 70 nozzle. That is a lot of chemical to put up on the roof compared to other methods.

These systems are expensive compared to $250 or $1135. The Cyclone runs between $1895 and $2695.

These are popular in the agricultural industry.

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 I love the Udor pumps, some of the best I have ever had.

Lori have you ever cleaned a roof, or even used a pump on a roof?

Fixing and repairing pumps and selling is alot different than being in the field sweetheart.

I fix them, use them and run them.

Manufactures ratings are BS, major manufactures under calibrate equipment all the time. Warnings are for liabilty!!!

I'll bet we might find similar warnings on any manufactures pumps.

The Allflo is a good Pump, but since the manufacturing has changed some of the vets I know that have been using them since 1991 are saying theres new problems happening.

We have a roof expert coming that Uses allflows who will be explaining the changes he is making.

Ron Musgraves wrote:

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Pressure Washer Products wrote:

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They Cyclone may be a polyproylene and nylon pump with fiberglass reinforcement. These pumps do not last for the kind of work that the RCIA members require.

Sodium Hypochlorite attacks the fiberglass and causes breakthrough leaks the size of pinholes. They are quite expensive. The cost is between $1895 and 2695. According to Udor, sodium hypochlorite gas breaks down the integrity of the fiberglass within the nylon. At 200 psi, one must use a size 50, 60 or 70 nozzle. That is a lot of chemical to put up on the roof compared to other methods.

These systems are expensive compared to $250 or $1135. The Cyclone runs between $1895 and $2695.

These are popular in the agricultural industry.

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Lori have you ever cleaned a roof, or even used a pump on a roof?

Fixing and repairing pumps and selling is alot different than being in the field sweetheart.

I fix them, use them and run them.

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 All of a sudden it has become the Ron Musgraves forum.

Matthew wrote:

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Ron Musgraves wrote:

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Pressure Washer Products wrote:

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They Cyclone may be a polyproylene and nylon pump with fiberglass reinforcement. These pumps do not last for the kind of work that the RCIA members require.

Sodium Hypochlorite attacks the fiberglass and causes breakthrough leaks the size of pinholes. They are quite expensive. The cost is between $1895 and 2695. According to Udor, sodium hypochlorite gas breaks down the integrity of the fiberglass within the nylon. At 200 psi, one must use a size 50, 60 or 70 nozzle. That is a lot of chemical to put up on the roof compared to other methods.

These systems are expensive compared to $250 or $1135. The Cyclone runs between $1895 and $2695.

These are popular in the agricultural industry.

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Lori have you ever cleaned a roof, or even used a pump on a roof?

Fixing and repairing pumps and selling is alot different than being in the field sweetheart.

I fix them, use them and run them.

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This is the type of nonsense that isn't called for IMHO, Ron.

She stated facts that she has, you should limit you response to the same.
No need for the personal dig.
And the sweetheart comment especially.

I can tell you from my very little experience that SH will destroy anything given enough time and I certainly wouldn't want to go spending $2k plus on something that if you'll do a little research most RCIA guys talk against. ( I edited this last sentance slightly to be more accurate.)

I mean thanks for the info on the stuff, bring it on.
I love it. I love having tons of info.
But can we limit the comments about equipment to equipment.

Just seems like every single time she posts anything you respond.
If I were her I'd just go somewhere else with my business. I hope she doesn't but hell, this has become a hostile enviroment.

I love getting on this site and reading information and checking out things and learning how to run a better business.
But if this stuff continues, I'm out of here.

 All of a sudden it has become the Ron Musgraves forum.

Please, just chill. You're doing a fine job putting all this together, let us have a chance to take it in and appreciate all the stuff, okay?

If I might be so bold as to make a request:

How about a shoot out?
Fat boy, cyclone, bobcat, all-flo, and whatever else in a shootout contest.
Let the machines do the talking.

-- Edited by Matthew on Tuesday 29th of June 2010 06:28:41 PM

-- Edited by Matthew on Tuesday 29th of June 2010 06:32:09 PM

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