Recent content by MEP001

I appreciate you all so much. I am still in a state of disbelief. I lost my mother 3 years ago but it was expected and we were somewhat prepared. This struck like a lightning bolt. We did finalize some of the arrangements yesterday (visitation and such) and I believe the family is working on...

https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/pflugerville-tx/miles-parris-11490712

(From Terri, his gf and car wash cohort) These comments mean so much to me. He truly did work very hard all of his life and had refined his craft. The last few years we have been able to enjoy life a little and slow down so I am grateful for that. He did not have a large circle in the offline...

He turned 58 in July.

Miles left us Saturday morning at 5:30am. This is such a tragedy. He was a brilliant, funny man. He had the kindest heart with the sharpest tongue. Please, look after your health. We are not invincible. Forgive often and express kindness and love. Thank you for all the kind wishes. Hi, I'm...

You should resist posting anything on your friend's thread.

Same pump: https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-39043-flint-and-walling-pb1014s101-booster-pump-1-hp-1-phase.aspx

The F&W pump is exactly what comes on the system.

So it's not based on any hands-on experience with the machine.

You want to block the keyway so you can still get the key in it, but not get a drill at it.

How did you come to that conclusion?

It's your second post.

You can create a conversation with multiple people and invite in more after it's started. No one can read it except those involved.

Cavitation is caused by a restriction in the water supply. You may have pulsation caused by something else. So does the pressure not move at all or does it get lower? It has to do one or the other.

It could be a leak in a line allowing air to draw into the system. Is the pressure up to 800 PSI with the trigger released, then when the trigger is pulled does the pressure drop immediately, or does it take a few seconds?