Y Strainer instead of Filter

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Good stuff Ron, thanks for sharing.

great tip...thanks

That's one you will never get the call on!!!


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Ron Musgraves said:

That's one you will never get the call on!!!


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So I think I figured out how this works. When you get a 3:00 AM wake up call from your crew...I get a 6:30 AM recorded wake up call from the UAMCC. LOL

Rapid HotClean said:

So I think I figured out how this works. When you get a 3:00 AM wake up call from your crew...I get a 6:30 AM recorded wake up call from the UAMCC. LOL

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friggin hilarious

What size mesh is the screen? I think these have an 80 screen. Is that enough?

Try to remove as many of those 90 degree barbs from the plumbing there is a lot of turbulence and restriction caused by them that will reduce the flow, especially the tight 90's vs long sweep ones.

Paul Kassander said:

Try to remove as many of those 90 degree barbs from the plumbing there is a lot of turbulence and restriction caused by them that will reduce the flow, especially the tight 90's vs long sweep ones.

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It is a 5.5 gpm machine. It runs from a 1" to 2 -3/4" hoses do you think that will be problem? I will change it, if so.


Can you recommend a proper setup? And where can i get the sweeping elbows?

I would not worry about it there is plenty of feed there with that size hose. But as a general rule you are always better with a straight barb and a long sweeping arc of the feed hose. Attached is an example of what I was talking about with the turbulence.