View Full Version : Pumper show purchases.....wanna see???
jrsaltz
03-06-2008, 11:34 PM
So I picked up a few items at the pumper show. Man it is expensive to go to that show!!!
I was like a kid in a candy shop. Great deals to be had there and I couldn't pass these up.
I will be picking up the jet and camera this coming Wednesday and Thursday. I will post some picks of the the actual equipment those nights.
http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e324/jrsaltz/747-FR2000Rotator2.jpg
http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e324/jrsaltz/DigXpress250.gif
I also picked up the new Ridgid SR-60 Locator w/brick and a few new drum machines from Spartan. I am also considering a K-60 as I am starting to really become convinced that it could be valuable to my operations. I wish I could see one in action in person. If anyone around me has one please let me know. I would like to meet up and see what it's capable of. Many of the users on here are no spring chickens, and if you say its a great machine it must be just that. Stay tuned.... i may end up with one of these things yet!
ToUtahNow
03-06-2008, 11:39 PM
Very nice!
:way-to-go:
Mark
PLUMBER RICK
03-07-2008, 01:02 AM
just come to the ridgid roundup and see it in action.
i guess i'm a spring chicken as my birthday is in april:smack-head:
nice jetter;) psi/gpm and all the specs please:confused:
what camera system is that?
rick.
Drain Medic
03-07-2008, 06:57 AM
Wow, that is one heck of a jetter. What is the Gpm, Psi?
jr, you'll have to let me know how that insight view turns out for you in the long run. I like the form factor of their monitor. Out of our competitors I think they do the best with form factor in a nicely contained unit with digital :rolleyes:. Soon very soon we'll be there.
Congtratz on the new arsenal though. You spent a pretty penny at the show. Nice meeting you... And yes... the roundup would be a great place to kick around the k60.
Josh
All Clear Sewer
03-07-2008, 11:22 AM
And yes... the roundup would be a great place to kick around the k60.
Josh
Yes us Drum Guy`s will be kicking around the K-60 http://smilies.vidahost.com/contrib/ed/powerofspeed.gif
PLUMBER RICK
03-07-2008, 12:06 PM
Yes us Drum Guy`s will be kicking around the K-60 http://smilies.vidahost.com/contrib/ed/powerofspeed.gif
once you kick it, you'll want to take it home with you.
but first, i and the k60 will kick your butts at the official roundup.:D
better book early so there's no excuses.:groucho:
rick.
jrsaltz
03-07-2008, 01:51 PM
Sorry guys, I meant to add the specs about the equipment in my origional post.
Here goes: 40 gpm @ 3000 psi pump
700 gl. water tank
Wireless remote
High pressure wash down gun
Tiger tail hose
Pintle Trailer hitch
Electric brakes
Tool box
Nozzle extension
Hydrant fill
15 ft. hydrant hose
Spotlight
500 ft. ¾ rodder hose (800 capacity)
Standard (3) set nozzle kit
Warthog Nozzle
Manhole puller
Flood lights
Strobe light
Air purge system
Recirculator
Tach and Hour meter
Tandem axle unit
ALSO HAS ROTATING REEL-$3000 option
Side inspection doors on engine compartment
Complete gauge set
ALSO: 200 ft. ½ hose with nozzles on mobile cart
Here is a link to the Insight web page for more on the camera:
http://insightvisioncameras.com/
It has 200ft. of push rod, selflevel color camera head, DVR recording and neworking capibilities. I hope i didnt make a mistake on this decision but it seem like a great company and the owners are very nice and knowledgeable.
I hope that covers it all. Like i said, i will get some pics up here next week.
Cheers!
HVAC HAWK
03-07-2008, 09:20 PM
well this show was not for the type of job i have but i did get something .
http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s279/hawk63/1.jpg
gear junkie
03-08-2008, 06:58 PM
What is that Charlie?
HVAC HAWK
03-08-2008, 07:30 PM
its a sheet metal nibbler
why was this at a sewer show :shrug::shrug::shrug:
Pete M
03-08-2008, 08:26 PM
Jake,
You have purchased one of the finest, heavy-duty, municipal flushers on the the market. It's an awesome unit. The articulating reel was a good decision. You're going to like that camera too.
jrsaltz
03-12-2008, 12:24 AM
So I have decided to pursue a different jet after talking with a rep. from O'Brien. I have cancelled my order for the Sewer Equipment Company of America jet and i will be taking delivery of the jet shown below. I will have it Friday Morning and will post pics ASAP.
I need some help figuring out what to do about a moblie hose reel as this machine does not come with one. I am thinking about making my own by ordering the necessary parts off the net. Has anyone here ever made one of these or have ideas about how to do so? I am looking to have at least 200ft. of either 1/2' or 3/8" hose. It may just be cheaper and easier to buy one but I don't know.
http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e324/jrsaltz/http---wwwobrienmfgcom-upload-7030-.jpg
2007 O'Brien 7030-SH
Cummins Diesel
500ft. 3/4" hose
700 gal. tank
30 gpm @ 3000 psi
wireless remote
digital counter
washdown system
5 piece nozzle set
Warthog 3/4" nozzle
hydrant fill
http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e324/jrsaltz/http---wwwobrienmfgcom-upload-AJC70.jpg
Ace Sewer
03-12-2008, 01:37 AM
Damn! I just wish I had the huevos to move up to that level. I could count one one hand the number of calls I've had for that rig, but if I had it, I bet they'd start coming in. And that thing would just laugh at the 4" lines I do. Keeping busy clearing clogged sinks and toilets for now. Anyone else made the transition from residential to municipal? How is that done? pros? cons? Local towns around here have their own equipment; All I can see for me with that is culverts. I doubt I could make the thing pay to insure the truck to pull it. PROPS!
Drain Medic
03-12-2008, 07:27 AM
Why the change. The specs on the other jetter seemed alittle better?
jrsaltz
03-12-2008, 10:55 AM
I decided to change because the dealer where i was getting the other jet from was in Michigan and the O'Brien service center is only an hour from me. The units are basicaly the same as far as bells and whistles but it does not come with the mobile reel.
The flow is actually the same. I made a typo when i added that in my original post. They are both 30gpm@3000psi i got confused after looking at so many different models and I didnt notice until you said something. I truly am getting more bang for the buck with this unit but no reel.
I have landed some big contract work with some small towns around here just by going in and talking with them. They asked if I could handle the work load and I asked if they were willing to put a commitment to paper. Once they did I started shopping for what would be best. In my area most of the townships are run by "GOOD OLD BOYS" and I are one!
It's amazing how a camo hat and a dip in the lip works while talking business with the these guys. I guess when you grow up in the country thats how it goes. Don't get me wrong I can sport the kaki pants and polo shirts for the city counsel meetings too. My wife says i am the yuppiest hillbilly she has ever seen.
PLUMBER RICK
03-12-2008, 11:12 AM
It's amazing how a camo hat and a dip in the lip works while talking business with the these guys. I guess when you grow up in the country thats how it goes. Don't get me wrong I can sport the kaki pants and polo shirts for the city counsel meetings too. My wife says i am the yuppiest hillbilly she has ever seen.
you and adam/dirtyhands should be a good match at the roundup. you can share the same spittoon.
looking forward to meeting you;)
i already know adam:D
rick.
another contest, spitting for distance and accuracy.
mtnman1100
03-14-2008, 02:37 AM
JR That camera looks nice but can you locate with it? or is it strictly visual?
Also, nice jetter Please share with the class what you paid for it.
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