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. i have the red briggs and stratton gennie. never misses a beat. runs the machine and pump no hassle

@dieselpower just ask john @PFTscotland. he sorted me out with a gennie and all the different fly leads to run the pump and machine etc.

anyone know the water setting for fassa ? first time using it tomorrow. spraying about 12 for a friday scrape

need to keep the group moral up then. when the s**t hits the fan haha

do you always manage to fix the breakdown and continue spraying? or sack it and hand ball

how long you had a ritmo ? you know your stuff. i will defo ask the questions on the training

its alot to take in at any one time. looking forward to spraying. not looking forward to learning the hard way haha

u must be the only guy with no hassles

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time will tell but looking forward to it like a kid at christmas. haha.

everyones always posting negatives. do people got to work with machines and get good areas on with no greif ??

thats some good news the ocr is good to spray. especially for a first job

sound advice cheers. and 3 of us are going on the training. so hopefully between 3 we can remember. and also have back up from the seller

thats a good tip . sounds a nightmare. but it must get easier the more u use it

really ? was it that bad. ? ive got 200m2 of ocr base for acrylic top coat. not an easy one to start. but its the big ones where you need the machine

looking forward to it. but expecting the stress levels up on the first few attempts.

took the plunge. got my training on saturday and pick the machine up. just a question to the machine guys. was it a good investment for your business???

looking for some advice. ? got no machine experience whatsoever. was wondering if it’s worth hiring a machine to get through jobs quicker. got alot of dry dash / render work coming up soon. not worth buying a outright machine coz i usually dont have big enough jobs to justify it.

hi lads. new to this forum. looking for some work in the glasgow area got my own van tools ect. been plastering now for five years. if anybody could help would be much appreciated. cheers