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Old 09-27-2016, 11:45 PM
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Nice work Master of Lew.
Do you happen to have the part numbers available, seal and O-rings? (Sizes) As I know of someone who has a leaker...
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Looking great Uncle Lew!!! That will lift many puddy tats (that was the name of my previous cat BTW). You can use some aluminum foil (use shiny side) to polish up the handle. No, it is not like new but it does do a nice job. Looking forward to seeing your updated pics.

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I will,
I wore the suit today for some outdoorsy sand blasting,put down some tarps to catch to excess,I just couldn't just paint the cylinder,no pics,but some tomorrow.
I am also prepping the cat O hitch that uncle Alvy sent me for the 1512
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Old 09-28-2016, 11:53 PM
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I will,
I wore the suit today for some outdoorsy sand blasting,put down some tarps to catch to excess,I just couldn't just paint the cylinder,no pics,but some tomorrow.
I am also prepping the cat O hitch that uncle Alvy sent me for the 1512
Thanks for the PM Lew.
Do you have one of the blasting hoods from H.F.? I picked one up a couple years ago, and it won't keep sand from the nether regions, it does well around the ears, eyes and overall head area...
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Old 09-29-2016, 07:36 AM
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Nice work Lew.

I had an awesome write up that Geezer did from "over there" but it's on my old computer that crashed. It's in PDF with good pics & part numbers IIRC. Does anyone have it and can it be posted up here in the tech section?
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Oak, I think I have a copy of the write up you are talking about. It is in three sections complete with part numbers and pictures. I used it when I rebuilt my Hydro unit for my 100. It is in PDF format but the file sizes are to large to attach to this post. Send me a PM with your e-mail and I will send the files to you.
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Painted the parts yellow today,I wanted it to match so I used this stuff.
Pump has been primed but,It needs to be sanded.
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Looks good

Nice paint booth I've done the same
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Looking good, Lew!
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