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$1.68 a litre so $6.35 CDN = ? $5 US $$

Check you pump for the GPH spec, then divide 12,000 by that number,the answer is the HOURS it'd take to filter every drop of water but....that's not how it really works of course, it's 'blended' water .... the panels would raise my pool 10*F on a solid sunny day. cut BASIC code to maximize the...

1st step, get the WSM... I grabbed one off the web to see what's involved... 2nd, drain and flush, replace filters(screens ?) ,heck it's 20 years old ! 3rd , try it and see what happens Only if it doesn't work right, then tear it apart.....

so B737 , how much of his products have you bought, when , how many hours of use, what loads are on them ,cycle times ?

yes there is a 'sequence'..to EASY pool maintenance... 1) first get the PH right..... which you do 2) filter, friend gets by with 4-6 hrs a day. 3) backwash once a week,for maybe 5-10 minutes, he now has a fancy DC pump and computer,but the MORE you keep the water in motion, the less YOU have...

no but over 5 decades I've bought and owned a LOT of hydraulic cylinders and hoses

Instead of buying any attachments, rent a mini or mid excavator for a day running parallel to the road, you'll quickly remove-relocate the material as needed about 1/4 way through you'll be good enough to not need a box blade for 'grading',instead just need a 'beam and chains' behind your BX23S.

I gave away my cyclone rake when I saw the price to replace the 'rubber' impeller ! and the steel band was destroyed ! The band is NOT available BTW.... Seems driving over a gravel driveway several times isn't a good idea...... The dealer wanted cash up front and NO delivery date.......

re: I spend hours cleaning and backwashing really ? I had an above 15' ground,got 22 years out of it till wall parted..., maybe 20 minutes every 3 days to 'maintain', friend has inground 20x30, same amount of labour. We both use chlorine pucks. He was a slave to his, until he finally listened...

Are you dug out yet ? Ready for the next Wonderful Winter White ??? I got 12" of WET, HEAVY white here the other day..it'll still be here when the rabbit brings his eggs..... if you backdrag with blower tilted, you're on the cutting/scraper bar so no stress to the blower housing stay warm but...

Chad... your 'better half ' must be really, really patient ! There's no way mine would accept a 30 week delay in getting projects done ! If you order the Fit rite unit today, you'd get it NEXT Christmas. $1200 for 2 cylinders and 4 hoses does seem high... what's the specs for the 'side lift'...

Based on the 'gauges' wiring diagram in the WSM (5-M17), I'd say the R/W wire is used to sense that the 20 amp fuse is blown and that no power is going to the stop solenoid and the OPC unit. Power for the meter panel is supplied by pin 15 , R/Y from the 10 amp fuse, ground is pin 7, Blk wire...

Any (every ?) splice can become a problem, you just need a little bit of water to start corroding the wire, make take weeks or months, but it WILL happen. yes, run a 'full length' wire now while you can, use larger gauge wire if you have it. Hopefully same colour ! if it's 'red with white'...

'regular' generator... the output will be a real nice CLEAN sinewave.. tis the 'nature of the beast'. 'inverter' generator... output might be 'clean' or 'dirty' or in between. It'll vary from make to make, model to model, actual power being used. You need a spectrum analyzer ( you HAVE one...

You don't mention what the distance is from house to pool area but.... run 100% of the services in large diameter conduit, so you can add or replace, as needed use quality air hose ( NOT PVC or PEX). I asume PVC would be glued sections..., PEX isn't offically rated for 155PSI ( or any air...

With my BX23S running at 2500, I seriously doubt I'd notice any difference between chain versus gears. It would be interesting to see ACTUAL db readings from IDENTICAL units though. If you know the number of teeth on the 2 sprockets, you know the ratio and could cost out making a reduction box(3...

Whew ! Man I'm happy you got it 'up and running', you sure have patience !! You really need to clean all the mud and sticks off the HST ! Those cooling fins on it work a LOT better without mud in between them. Electrical 'gremlins' are a slow process of elimination but you NEED the wiring...

wow, everyone who buys those LEDs proves PT Barnum was right....

I'm surprised no one has said 'buy a new disc harrow' ! lol really , 5 minutes adding some weld is quick,simple and outlive the new owner.

When you go to check them out, wear or bring your Winter parka !!!! Also your Winter boots !!!! All cabs are comfy in the Summer heat.........