Could someone give me some feedback on pump magic soft ware I remember the demo model vaguely. but i would like to see how well it works Please note I need advice from people that are not computer friendly. I lack computer wisdom.

I would like to convert to somthing that I can do all my input in to one program not ten different ones and be able to send it to the accountant and not have him yell at me any more. I would like an all in one package.

Maintainance,Payroll,dispatch,contacts all that stuff..

Thanks  Paul

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I am sorry to say that there is no do it all program. You will not find it, it does not exist and here is part of the reason why, Quick books, Mass90, Peach Tree and other accounting software companies spend millions of dollars writing their accounting software programs and many of them have hundreds of employees. The pumping industry is just too small of an industry for someone to spend that kind of money to make a do it all program for the pumping industry.

Pump Magic and Quick Books is a solid match up. Here is how it works. You use Pump Magic for your Contacts, Dispatch, Scheduling, job tickets, invoicing, statements and receivables. Remember all these are functions that are industry specific to the Concrete Pumping industry.

You use Quick Books for Payables and Payroll.

Pump Magic gives you the reports you need for your pumps and you just have to do weekly journal entries into quick books such as this is the total billed for the week and this is the total received for the week.

We have companies with 1 pump to 100 pumps using the software. We also have crane companies using Pump Magic.

Call if you would like a free trial of Pump Magic.

805 659-3437

The other really nice thing about Pump Magic is you keep your data base, nobody eles has any control over it.

Hey Royal Pump Majic is a great program we started using it late last year and once you get used to it you are lost with out it. The program makes life a whole lot easier from the Dispatch, admin, and reporting aspects of the buisness. And it does work hand in hand with Quick Books. I would highly recomend this program if you are inerested in saving your company time, and $$$$. If you have any other questions feel free to email me. 

I just caught I spelled Magic wrong my bad

Hey Todd Wichita LOL

Water pressure is available because the water pump turns and throws water at the outlet. It's not like a hydraulic pump in that it can run against a closed hose nozzle (for example) without over-pressurizing and causing a blowout. It has a pressure relief valve, which is what sets the water pressure maximum.

Slow or internally-bleeding hydraulic motor or circuit will cause your symptoms; so will a pressure relief valve on the water side malfunctioning or sticking open.

Start with the cheap and easy:

• I don't have the schematic, but if there are any other devices on the same oil circuit, see if they're running at the correct speed. (Could be the agitator is on the same circuit.) If any other circuit components work as expected, you can eliminate the hydraulic pump and controls from the cause. If they don't, then the pump and hydraulic system become the prime suspect. If the hydraulics work as expected, then go to the next step.

• Try raising the pressure of the water relief valve (typically a brass colored device near the water pump with a T handle and a set screw on the shaft.) If it doesn't help, turn it back down to where it was.

• Make sure no valve is half-engaged (which would also cause heat).

If all that seems good, then your water pump could be worn out. Only replacing it would say for sure. I hope this helps. Mechanics; if I forgot something, bring it up. I may have advanced CRAFT disease. (Can't Remember A F'ing Thing.)