Pumping height / distance monojet
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UKPlasteringmachines
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Yes mate
jimmya78
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good luck to ya mate. how long you been using the machines??
plasterjfe
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Monojet will fly that up mate and some
Rigsby
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No problem 9m but don't have it too stiff, keep an eye on the pressure. It has the same motor as the G4 so you should be ok.
have a look at your liability insurance all mine has a had a 10m height restriction.
i did a 9m gable once but the machine could only be placed quite a distance away so I had a platform built on the first lift to take the machine.
have a look at your liability insurance all mine has a had a 10m height restriction.
i did a 9m gable once but the machine could only be placed quite a distance away so I had a platform built on the first lift to take the machine.
Erm I had a g4 sold it 12mnth back only used it for about a years work. Had this one since feb now , just gerin going properly now though
I've another 25m of pipe in genes lock up but he's in guernsey so I can't get um till he's home. I'll prob just buy another 10 m then I've plenty
jpbplastering
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For some reason I can set my monojet up fine and run water through her. As soon as I got to send gear throughtm the pipe the machine packs in and water pressure clock goes haywire, up and down as if not got enough pressure. Filters are clean so cant think of another reason??
plasterjfe
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What's the water reading on the float tube bottle before you put any powder in it ?
What clock do you mean by water pressure clock ? The one where the water comes into the caddy or the gauge on the exit where the mortar hose is attached ?
What clock do you mean by water pressure clock ? The one where the water comes into the caddy or the gauge on the exit where the mortar hose is attached ?
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