| OE Local 3 | 05-16-2008 | comment profile send pm notify |
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Hey Frog, Diggin the plastico on the hopper :-) , looks as if that r-mix driver is havin an issue there ...lol Art, Now I am hurt emotionally wheres my stickers ? :-( 3 TODD, does this mean I have to use photo editor on my pics now ? lol |
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| Todd | 05-16-2008 | reply profile send pm notify |
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Hey 3 just change the P to B that would be cool, B for brian. |
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| Vasa | 05-17-2008 | reply profile send pm notify |
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I started to use a 4" anti-whip hose yesterday and trying CON FORMS 5"-4" reducer about 14" long , and I should test the reducer if it hold 3-4 times longar that the salesman says , I hope so , for it cost 3.5 times more.... Some pic´s
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| Vasa | 05-17-2008 | reply profile send pm notify |
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I did not speak to the hoseman and get some info how it was compared to the old endhose...He was a Polish worker and he could not a singel word in English....But I think it worked very well , only 100 yard but the anti-whip hose "feels" more steady to pump trough when you pump fast....Not like a "worm" ! And what i saw it looked like the hoseman liked it more ! |
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| Bob | 05-17-2008 | reply profile send pm notify |
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J. I like the idea of the extra short hose off of the elbows. Judging by what I have seen; you will want to keep them SHORTER THAN FOUR (4) FEET. Light, anti-whip is the way to go. No one wants to fight that heavy, saggyass regular hose. Looking good brother. And, as always, your cribbing is perfecto :~) |
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