If you want to keep it looking shiney as long as possible make sure you hang on to the return hose when priming and flushing the pump. Also do not switch from waterbourne to solvent based without a full flush. Neat reaction the paints act like A/B foam but a mess to clean up lol
This bad boy had only seen 20 pails of paint at this point.
Good tip lol
Can you change out the hose and run a longer one for oh let's say painting a building?
Can you change out the hose and run a longer one for oh let's say painting a building?
The hose on that machine is 100 ft and it
has been used multiple times for that exact task. Just change your spray tip and go. So that's an affirmative.
If you want to keep it looking shiney as long as possible make sure you hang on to the return hose when priming and flushing the pump. Also do not switch from waterbourne to solvent based without a full flush. Neat reaction the paints act like A/B foam but a mess to clean up lol
This bad boy had only seen 20 pails of paint at this point.
That's cleaner than me after pulling the touch up bottle out of the glovebox...
Mileage will change as the truck is still being used daily. I can get pics of the plow but will need to unload it from summer storage. Truck and plow were backup units and the plow still has the original cutting edge on it.
Sorry, what was I thinking, that was a pretty big oxymoron for this thread, so just have fun!
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2008 Massey Ferguson 5455 Cab & FEL w/ 7 ft Smythe Front Mount Blower
2010 Massey Ferguson 1648 Cab & FEL w/ Smythe 6' Blower
2010 Chevy 2500HD w/ Blizzard 8600SW & Plow partner
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Temps dropped to 6 by 9:00 this morning, 50k wind with a steady drizzle, everyone is soaked and freezing time to call it a day. Cant believe I had the air on last night and now I am freezing and thinking about turning on the heat.