Reads like the theory of doing business with Harbor Freight...lol...
You'll have a hard time burning up your wood with 220-400.
No need to educate me on a beautiful process we've carried on for years. We pneumatic orbital sand with 220 grit every three to four months,...
Sure, if you use 60 grit. We don't.
Cleaning the ER as well as pneumatic tools are way up the list, even beyond the air horn, I think...
There's nothing more old school and cooler than listening to a boat dock with pneumatic air controls, the pssssttt just adds another dimension of...
Agreed, run it for air horns, air wipers, ER maintenance, pneumatic tools, a port to re-fill my deflatable fenders, and long hoses to help service...
...and I don't know why, but I have a very strong desire to make this northern trip...
4 on and 4 off works fine for most under these less stressful conditions, but I stick with a 3 person rule because I want to have some bright...
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They also build cam drives and electric senders from those drives to feed Atlas or other electric tachs while also allowing mechanical drives to...
Lewis has been struggling for a while...hopefully they're on their way back to good standing, and my last few orders have actually gone very well....
Crap, I need to burn....someone grab the lines. Rum is already aboard.
Pretty good chance that Lewis would be quick to deliver. Great to know going forward. The two are very close by each other...
Yes, I had to wait, but at least I got my order placed, dimensions submitted, and process started. They have a lot more buying power than I do,...
https://www.fisheriessupply.com/wema-usa
Heads up, they are not the best in accepting or returning calls. Be persistent with your outreach. I bought several parts through Fisheries...
Questions that jump to mind: Are the fridge and microwave outlets grounded to your system? Check them for open ground? Also, same question...
Yeah, I messed around with repairing and upgrading the old head hunter system, ended up just ripping out the old and inserting Wema. Very good call.
Not mentioned, but in the big end of the size range, I wouldn't be afraid of a Burger (or Hatteras), even one that is much older. In the end it's...
