Is this a better alternative to the cyclone loader system?
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Both feed paint to the gun but the only good thing is that it does make one side of the gun lop-sided but I mean I have no problems with it yet
1129658
I've used the cyclone feed on my A5 and food not have the best kick with it. However the cyclone feed on my BT Delta Elite works awesome and in over 3 years of use I only replaced the batteries in my Delta's cyclone feed twice! As for the SSL-200 functionally it works great however it's VERY fragile. The plastic is brittle and after using it only a few times the neck broke off and can no longer be used. I now use the Valken V-max loader, which is relatively inexpensive, around $70 but built with much better materials and works very reliably.
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I wish I had bought this one for the higher prce. I got the cyclone by itself, but the specs for the kit call for a 90 Mil bucket, which I found WERE NOT at my local ACE or Home Depot, they both carry 70 mil, which is not thick enough. VERY frustrating trip. considering this has everything you need to get it going who cares if you need to buy some electrical tape to tighten the fittings.Now, those who are local to a Lowes may be able to source the buckets and hardware and save some money, but not the full $50 price difference, (not even considering the time it takes to go to the store) I wish I had bought this one for the higher prce. I got the cyclone by itself, but the specs for the kit call for a 90 Mil bucket, which I found WERE NOT at my local ACE or Home Depot, they both carry 70 mil, which is not thick enough. VERY frustrating trip. considering this has everything you need to get it going who cares if you need to buy some electrical tape to tighten the fittings.Now, those who are local to a Lowes may be able to source the buckets and hardware and save some money, but not the full $50 price difference, (not even considering the time it takes to go to the... » Read More I wish I had bought this one for the higher prce. I got the cyclone by itself, but the specs for the kit call for a 90 Mil bucket, which I found WERE NOT at my local ACE or Home Depot, they both carry 70 mil, which is not thick enough. VERY frustrating trip. considering this has everything you need to get it going who cares if you need to buy some electrical tape to tighten the fittings.Now, those who are local to a Lowes may be able to source the buckets and hardware and save some money, but not the full $50 price difference, (not even considering the time it takes to go to the store) « Show Less
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Should be fine. The machine will provide the load you need. This worked great for me. Light and easy. Just buy a metal quich connect for your hose instead e of using the plastic one that comes with it. You can get them at a hardware store.
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Jesus, here is the non-sarcastic, correct answer. Yes, this kit should absolutely work for your application. You do not need an impact gun to do this either, unless it's not being done correctly. You will need to rent a slide hammer along with the hub remover attachment. Remove the axle nut with a breaker bar, remove the hub, then the bearing with this excellent quality kit.. lube the threads with grease first and you won't have any trouble. Best of luck and post again if you have more questions.
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I have a 2hp import dust collector I installed it on and I haven't noticed any difference in it's suction.
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No....what kind of issues are you having? All it does is take the load and levels it more for stability and weight distribution. I recommend getting stabilizer for it to if your hauling a larger trailer.
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Sorry I am late on the response. I only use HKS speed loaders and they work just fine.
1440768
No. You would only need this if you are installing Cyclone feed AND the Response trigger upgrade together.
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Harbor Freight has a wheel kit I have been thinking about buying. I think the kit is just a standard kit to fit that type of generator.
1440769
I bought it but never used it...I went with e-trigger instead. I was told by multiple reliable sources it wastes a lot of air when you use the response trigger with cyclone feed
662349
No, you're better off getting an expander, check out net gear trek, works great on my boat
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I did not purchase an extra booster and use it as supplied. The pressure and volume are similar to an under sink storage tank model. The difference is that this unit is on demand so you do not need a storage tank...you're calculations are a good estimate.
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Yes - buy the speed loader. You won't want to manually refill each one without it. Speed loader runs about $5. We'll worth it.
1256837
No problems yet. If the unloader is not functioning it may have a hard start. Is it struggling or not even trying?
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I own the Toro 51609 and it does a fantastic job of vacuuming up piles of leaves. The metal impeller is much sturdier and will last years longer than a plastic impeller. You will suck up pebbles and twigs with your device and they will destroy the plastic impeller. These are issues that you will have to deal with eventually and I want people to be well informed before they make a purchase.
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Absolutely. I use mine that way most of the time. Actually bought 2 tubs. Love the fact that I can load one up, haul it, pick it up and place the other tub in its place without having to empty the first one. There are little 'feet' on the tub that fit into notches in the bed. Today, I hauled two 50 lb bags of soil, some new plants, and a bottle of fertilizer from my car to my back yard -- in one trip -- and over freshly laid sod that was wet and more than a bit bumpy and uneven. Mighty Max moved right along and never coughed or sputtered. Wheels were covered with clay and grass pieces, but those wide tires are relentless. Absolutely. I use mine that way most of the time. Actually bought 2 tubs. Love the fact that I can load one up, haul it, pick it up and place the other tub in its place without having to empty the first one. There are little 'feet' on the tub that fit into notches in the bed. Today, I hauled two 50 lb bags of soil, some new plants, and a bottle of fertilizer from my car to my back yard -- in one trip -- and over freshly laid sod that was wet and more than a bit bumpy and uneven. Mighty Max moved right along and never coughed or sputtered. Wheels were covered with clay and grass pieces, but... » Read More Absolutely. I use mine that way most of the time. Actually bought 2 tubs. Love the fact that I can load one up, haul it, pick it up and place the other tub in its place without having to empty the first one. There are little 'feet' on the tub that fit into notches in the bed. Today, I hauled two 50 lb bags of soil, some new plants, and a bottle of fertilizer from my car to my back yard -- in one trip -- and over freshly laid sod that was wet and more than a bit bumpy and uneven. Mighty Max moved right along and never coughed or sputtered. Wheels were covered with clay and grass pieces, but those wide tires are relentless. « Show Less
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Absolutely. I use mine that way most of the time. Actually bought 2 tubs. Love the fact that I can load one up, haul it, pick it up and place the other tub in its place without having to empty the first one. There are little 'feet' on the tub that fit into notches in the bed. Today, I hauled two 50 lb bags of soil, some new plants, and a bottle of fertilizer from my car to my back yard -- in one trip -- and over freshly laid sod that was wet and more than a bit bumpy and uneven. Mighty Max moved right along and never coughed or sputtered. Wheels were covered with clay and grass pieces, but those wide tires are relentless.