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Butler returns to work
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Butler returns to work
I spent the day doing some upgrades on the trucks and figured it was time to set up and test the Butler unit now that the van appears to be reliable again. I expected to have to crawl into the engine compartment to adjust the throttle cable and fiddle with the vac pods for an hour to get everything dialed in, but the mechanic impressed me and had it already done.
I fired it up and the rpm was spot on adjusted, I was shocked. When I called the mechanic at home (small towns can be great) he told me that he had to have Butler techs walk him through it when he put everything back together. I had no idea that he was going to do all that, but sure glad he did.
I love the space and added heat that I have with the TNT in the NPR, but it pales compared to the vacuum and simplicity of the Butler unit. It will be nice having it back at my disposal and when it is tuned right, it is a terrific machine.
Now I have to decide which unit to take to the commercial job tomorrow.....higher heat or higher vacuum? Probably flip a coin. Not a bad problem to suffer from in this industry.
I fired it up and the rpm was spot on adjusted, I was shocked. When I called the mechanic at home (small towns can be great) he told me that he had to have Butler techs walk him through it when he put everything back together. I had no idea that he was going to do all that, but sure glad he did.
I love the space and added heat that I have with the TNT in the NPR, but it pales compared to the vacuum and simplicity of the Butler unit. It will be nice having it back at my disposal and when it is tuned right, it is a terrific machine.
Now I have to decide which unit to take to the commercial job tomorrow.....higher heat or higher vacuum? Probably flip a coin. Not a bad problem to suffer from in this industry.
Re: Butler returns to work
Wow, cool, that’s the kind of service that makes me a customer for life, when someone went above and beyond to bring convenience to the customer.
I like my vacuum more than I like my heat but I also like more space, so flip a coin and let us know
I like my vacuum more than I like my heat but I also like more space, so flip a coin and let us know
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Re: Butler returns to work
I flipped the coin and took the box truck....it was the wrong choice. The building had a water pipe break so there was no water access and my box truck's fresh water tank was removed for winterizing since I always have direct water access all the other times....except this one.
So, I had to run 300 feet of garden house to the next closest building to operate. That was just the first problem.
The building is a simulated tropical Forrest complete with 95 degrees and about 85% humidity. It isn't easy to get dry times in that environment. I couldn't even keep my glasses from fogging over in that place and I must have lost 5 lbs of water weight in those 3 hours.
The added vacuum and fresh tank of the Butler would have been the better choice. I am just glad I was carrying so much garden hose.
Oh, and I lost my wash-down tool. I stuck it into a storm drain to purge the rv antifreeze and it wasn't full inserted. Activated the pump and launched it right to the bottom.
At least the bats didn't hit me in the head this time while cleaning.
So, I had to run 300 feet of garden house to the next closest building to operate. That was just the first problem.
The building is a simulated tropical Forrest complete with 95 degrees and about 85% humidity. It isn't easy to get dry times in that environment. I couldn't even keep my glasses from fogging over in that place and I must have lost 5 lbs of water weight in those 3 hours.
The added vacuum and fresh tank of the Butler would have been the better choice. I am just glad I was carrying so much garden hose.
Oh, and I lost my wash-down tool. I stuck it into a storm drain to purge the rv antifreeze and it wasn't full inserted. Activated the pump and launched it right to the bottom.
At least the bats didn't hit me in the head this time while cleaning.
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