BlueLine Thermalwave2 summer/fall project

[BIG WOOD]

FOR GAWDS SAKE......JUST RUN THE DAMN THING!!!!


..L.T.A.

I'm so worried it might be a fire hazard

 

[FredC]

You know exhaust is s really hot right? That there are explosions happening in the whirly box?

 

[BIG WOOD]

You know exhaust is s really hot right? That there are explosions happening in the whirly box?

I’ll give you the compared temp on the same locations of my Everest today

 

[Dolly Llama]

300 block temp on exhaust manifold side won't melt it ...I promise
It has a radiator, right?
what's the temp when hot?

I’ll give you the compared temp on the same locations of my Everest today

doesn't mean chit

I'm so worried it might be a fire hazard

don't hang your roll of toilet paper on the exhaust.


..LT.A.

 

[FredC]

300 block temp on exhaust manifold side won't melt it ...I promise
It has a radiator, right?
what's the temp when hot?
..LT.A.

300 would be low.

I assume he means the differential compared to the other side

If it wasn’t in valve burning territory I wouldn’t worry about it. If I had to guess 5-600 could be considered normal

The glow can also be a materials/thickness issue



*it may already have valve issues from running stupid hot with the cat clogged

 

[BIG WOOD]

You clean that heat exchanger

How’s it look?

 

[BIG WOOD]

300 would be low.

I assume he means the differential compared to the other side

If it wasn’t in valve burning territory I wouldn’t worry about it. If I had to guess 5-600 could be considered normal

The glow can also be a materials/thickness issue



*it may already have valve issues from running stupid hot with the cat clogged

Makes me feel better. My Everest has same 285-300f on engine block exhaust side.

 

[Dolly Llama]

*it may already have valve issues from running stupid hot with the cat clogged

Oh chit......now he's gonna buy a new head for it....

..L.T.A.

 

[BIG WOOD]

How’s it look?

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[FredC]

How’s it look?

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Are you just working on your trucks full time now ?

 

[BIG WOOD]

Did a job this morning. I have a time gap between my next job at 5

 

[Nomad74]

I just walked off a job. I'm so frustrated with this apartment complex. It's been building for sometime now and today just broke my back. It's located in Red Bluff, 30 miles away. I have three to clean this morning. Now they know I do repairs so everytime they call me they want me to stretch and repair their carpets. I hate stretching carpets and usually a restretch is required when the original installer doesn't stretch in the first place. When it's in a hallway it becomes a real pain if multiple seams need to be cut in doorways. Water and parking are beyond frustrating at this complex.

So I arrived and it was raining and starting to snow. Everything was muddy and a mess. I told the manager at the time of booking, "Make sure all units are unlocked so I can get right to work". Well, today they were all locked. I went to hook up my hose and they had just installed water Keys on all the spouts. I left my water key at home, my fault, but it still added to my frustration. I threw my clipboard in my van and drove home. I'm done with this place. The amount of low pay work doesn't justify my efforts.

 

[BIG WOOD]

I just walked off a job. I'm so frustrated with this apartment complex. It's been building for sometime now and today just broke my back. It's located in Red Bluff, 30 miles away. I have three to clean this morning. Now they know I do repairs so everytime they call me they want me to stretch and repair their carpets. I hate stretching carpets and usually a restretch is required when the original installer doesn't stretch in the first place. When it's in a hallway it becomes a real pain if multiple seams need to be cut in doorways. Water and parking are beyond frustrating at this complex.

So I arrived and it was raining and starting to snow. Everything was muddy and a mess. I told the manager at the time of booking, "Make sure all units are unlocked so I can get right to work". Well, today they were all locked. I went to hook up my hose and they had just installed water Keys on all the spouts. I left my water key at home, my fault, but it still added to my frustration. I threw my clipboard in my van and drove home. I'm done with this place. The amount of low pay work doesn't justify my efforts.

I told you to never get in to stretching . Dumbass

 

[Nomad74]

I told you to never get in to stretching . Dumbass

You never said that.

 

[BIG WOOD]

You never listen

 

[BIG WOOD]

Guess what this gunk came out of?

 

[Clean Rug Doug]

Now they know I do repairs so everytime they call me they want me to stretch and repair their carpets. I hate stretching carpets and usually a restretch is required when the original installer doesn't stretch in the first place. When it's in a hallway it becomes a real pain if multiple seams need to be cut in doorways.

Tell them "The guy who did our carpet stretching and repairs retired. We can only clean the carpet from now on."

Yeah, so they know it's you. You have retired from stretching and repairs.

 

[Nate The Great]

I told you to never get in to stretching . Dumbass

Pot, kettle............yea

 

[BIG WOOD]

stop obsessing and just run the damn thing...


..L.T.A.

FOR GAWDS SAKE......JUST RUN THE DAMN THING!!!!


..L.T.A.

Larry, on my Amtex, Hydramaster, and my Everest (after the 2k hr Jondon svc) I did just "Run the damn thing" and one wanted to catch fire after the exhaust headers burned in half, the other wanted to literally jump out of the trailer when the crankshaft broke in half and caused the engine motor mounts to break at 3k rpm, and the other was spraying antifreeze and leaking allot of motor oil from an untightened filter from the meth-head mechanic the glorious Jondon hired. I'm not just gonna ignorantly run it without knowing it's not a risk to the operator or customer's property

And Damon, you need to be more OCD with what you're experiencing currently, especially after your Amtex almost burned your shit down.

It's not OCD, it's lack of trust from being let down. The douchebag manufacturers can't even put a damn engine temp gauge on the machine. They're that cheap! I remember one on the early prochems. It would help the operator relax more, not worried about overheating if the headers are glowing. I don't like not being able to communicate with my machine

 

[Nomad74]

Larry, on my Amtex, Hydramaster, and my Everest (after the 2k hr Jondon svc) I did just "Run the damn thing" and one wanted to catch fire after the exhaust headers burned in half, the other wanted to literally jump out of the trailer when the crankshaft broke in half and caused the engine motor mounts to break at 3k rpm, and the other was spraying antifreeze and leaking allot of motor oil from an untightened filter from the meth-head mechanic the glorious Jondon hired. I'm not just gonna ignorantly run it without knowing it's not a risk to the operator or customer's property

And Damon, you need to be more OCD with what you're experiencing currently, especially after your Amtex almost burned your shit down.

It's not OCD, it's lack of trust from being let down. The douchebag manufacturers can't even put a damn engine temp gauge on the machine. They're that cheap! I remember one on the early prochems. It would help the operator relax more, not worried about overheating if the headers are glowing. I don't like not being able to communicate with my machine

I don’t know what you mean. I only encap now.

 

[BIG WOOD]

Guess what this gunk came out of?

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I pulled this out of one of the fuel injectors. "Just run the damn thing!!!" morons.

did a good test on it today and it was barely glowing underneath on the bottom of the header, which I think is probably normal.

And no codes pulled up either

 

[FredC]

I pulled this out of one of the fuel injectors. "Just run the damn thing!!!" morons.

The injectors are one of the first things we asked about!!!! Idiot,

 

[BIG WOOD]

The injectors are one of the first things we asked about!!!! Idiot,

EH! you know I was concerned about the fuel pressure being low before I found out the accurate way to read the gauge

 

[BIG WOOD]

I see over 30k views on this thread. I'm glad I could entertain so many people. I hope this helped someone

 

[Mikey P]

I see over 30k views on this thread. I'm glad I could entertain so many people. I hope this helped someone

26.5k of the views are from an IP located here- 5933 Peachtree Industrial Norcross, GA 30092

 

[BIG WOOD]

26.5k of the views are from an IP located here- 5933 Peachtree Industrial Norcross, GA 30092

How many glides have they purchased from you?

 

[Dolly Llama]

and one wanted to catch fire after the exhaust headers burned in half

Amtex? burned thru...what did it "want" to catch on fire?
what flammables were near it?

the crankshaft broke

The HM? air cooled engine?
what caused the crank to break and how could you of prevented it?

and the other was spraying antifreeze and leaking allot of motor oil from an untightened filte

The Everest?
oil pouring on the manifold could start a fire
The spraying AF was a built in sprinkler system...

glorious Jondon hired.

the same JD that charged $26 bukz a pop of a $3 spark plug?

I don't like not being able to communicate with my machine

ask it if needs a new blower...



Just make sure you don't forget and leave the can of WD-40 or greasy rag laying on the exhaust manifold
and run the damn thing...


..L.T.A.

 

[Mikey P]

How many glides have they purchased from you?

Oh probably about 5 grand a year company wide, not much...

If they actually put retired carpet cleaners on the sales floor, they'd probably sell 10 times that much

 

[Willy P]

Larry, on my Amtex, Hydramaster, and my Everest (after the 2k hr Jondon svc) I did just "Run the damn thing" and one wanted to catch fire after the exhaust headers burned in half, the other wanted to literally jump out of the trailer when the crankshaft broke in half and caused the engine motor mounts to break at 3k rpm, and the other was spraying antifreeze and leaking allot of motor oil from an untightened filter from the meth-head mechanic the glorious Jondon hired. I'm not just gonna ignorantly run it without knowing it's not a risk to the operator or customer's property

And Damon, you need to be more OCD with what you're experiencing currently, especially after your Amtex almost burned your shit down.

It's not OCD, it's lack of trust from being let down. The douchebag manufacturers can't even put a damn engine temp gauge on the machine. They're that cheap! I remember one on the early prochems. It would help the operator relax more, not worried about overheating if the headers are glowing. I don't like not being able to communicate with my machine

I got burned out with a portable setup. The mechanic was loosening a bolt on the undercarriage and the interior caught fire. $18000 worth of equipment and my van totaled. Thankfully I had insurance.

 

[Cleanworks]

Im sold on pto's they don't get the solution as hot, but they have alot less to go wrong

My Hydramaster and Cleanco get up to 205-210 degrees f. The newer ones with the Salsa or Max heat packages get up to 235-240 degrees f. I have a lot less problems with hoses bursting or wearing out.