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John L 
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 Posted: 25/February/2008 at 1:36pm |
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Its either foam or your shutoff isnt working properly. Your vacs are sucking in moisture obviously.. Make sure the water level don't go past the redline.. |
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Ed Valentine
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Posted: 25/February/2008 at 11:52am |
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Barry;
I would contact; Rick Lord at 770-598-7463. He used to run a drymaster as well. Perhaps he can give you some insight.
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Laserman
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Posted: 25/February/2008 at 8:35am |
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Guys,
When using my recoil3 with my Hydramaster drimaster tool I keep gettting water leaking from one of vac exhaust ports. I've been decreasing my detergent ratio in the machine to almost nothing as well as my prespray . What Am I missing here? I'm using defoamer in the tank and throught the vac hose as I'm going. I'm not getting much foam but still the leaking occurs. I'm afraid that soon I'm gonna ruin this vac motor before long. What could be the problem? I'm stuck here. Barry |
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