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MDrost1

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LW4000 owners: what kind of flow do you look for on your spray arch? Temps can hang around zero with negative wind chills around here. Wondering what you like your flow rate to look like? Let's assume you don't have doors : ).

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IN NC its much warmer. SOmetimes it gets in the teens. When it gets down around 10-12* I let it run constant. It'll be slow out the top arch. The top couple of holes on the lower arch will weep slower as well. I have to turn the underbody down cause it flows a ton. I guess because its lower and less nozzles. I try to keep the flow to a minimum using cycled weep all i can
 

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When it gets to about 16-18 degrees my weep is on constant. All nozzles on top arch are flowing, and a steady stream from the bottom three nozzles on the vertical arch. Does that sound good?
 

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That sounds like my weep I have no doors and in north east and it gets cold. Any time I try to trim down the flow it causes me a freeze up so as painful as it is I let it flow.
 
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