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Is this the New Way to Go?

vote(s)

Yes

7.7%

0.0%

I'm going to look into this

46.2%

I have one and Like it

0.0%

I have one and don't like it

0.0%

I will stick with DC Pump

30.8%

I will stick with Air Pump

7.7%

Other

7.7%

Art O said
Mar 25, 2014

Udor KAPPA-43 & Honda GX 160 Engine Assembly

Udor KAPPA-43 & Honda GX 160 Engine

Pump Specs:
10.5 GPM, 560 psi.
1" HB inlet, 1/2" HB outlet
KAPPA-43 pump with 6010.93 control unit and gear reduction-fits 3/4" shafts (Typically fits 5-6.5 HP gas engine).

Udor medium pressure diaphragm pumps are recommended for spraying herbicides, pesticides, liquid fertilizers, and many other hard-to-handle fluids.

Engine Specs:
5.5 HP Honda Engine. Recoil Start.
Features:
-Honda OHV Commercial-grade engine.
-Horizontal shaft.
-3 Year Commercial Warranty.
-Counterclockwise rotation.
-Available with recoil or electric starter.

Item Code:	GXK43
Weight:	70 lb
Manufacturer:

Our Price	Units
$1,249.00	per EACH

Brian C Jackson said
Mar 25, 2014

I always like to find something better, but i will keep my all flo for now.

Barry Landis said
Mar 25, 2014

I never pulled the trigger on it yet, but last year I was seriously looking into Sunbrite's "Roofster Skid" that runs with the John Blue chlorine gas motor driven pump.

Ed Thompson said
Mar 25, 2014

Eric is the man who can give us the run down.

Art O said
Mar 25, 2014

Ed Thompson wrote:
Eric is the man who can give us the run down.

as soon as the snow melts up there.

Liberty SoftWash said
Mar 25, 2014

Snowing now!! Bullchit!

Dave O said
Mar 25, 2014

It looks like I'm in the minority but will stick with my DC pump for now. I take care of it and it's been good to me so far.

Patrick G said
Mar 25, 2014

I want that pump, find out where Eic parks his rig!

BlueRidge said
Mar 25, 2014

Dave O wrote:
It looks like I'm in the minority but will stick with my DC pump for now. I take care of it and it's been good to me so far.

I agree Dave. Plus... I don't feel like rebuilding any time soon.

Liberty SoftWash said
Mar 25, 2014

Patrick G wrote:
I want that pump, find out where Eic parks his rig!

Pat you don't have to steal it , just call and I will bring it up for you to make me some cash!

lkendall said
Mar 25, 2014

eh.. ill stick to air and dc

Patrick G said
Mar 25, 2014

I dont know Lee it looks like it could be good. I cant wait until Eric and Lisa do a couple of jobs with it and tells us what they think of it. I have heard nothing but great things about it, but thats from the guy selling it.

lkendall said
Mar 25, 2014

is this different from the older style pumps? Because I have heard that they do not last... And the replacement pumps are about $1200.. I can setup an entire new air system(pump-hose-reel-compressor) for that or maybe less.

SprayWash said
Mar 25, 2014

There's a company in town who has a dual udor pumps mounted on the rig. Brandon I ran into them last week at the Parts house and were talking about their pumps. Overall very happy with the performance however they are having to replace the diaphragms every couple of months. They were a S/Hed at that little maintenance issue , but overall very happy with the pump. They are using it to spray both bleach, and to rinse with .

Brian C Jackson said
Mar 26, 2014

Over time better pumps and systems will be built and designed and this udor may be it. Time will tell.

Doug Rucker said
Mar 26, 2014

Well I love mine....I find the maintenance on mine is less than what I was spending on pump replacements, we are using about 30% less mix as opposed to 12v pumps. Recently got and Air Diaphragm pump and we like it to.

John Aloisio said
Mar 26, 2014

The rebuild on the Udor one that PW Store sells is around $300.00, Doug can correct me if I am wrong. I have looked at these a lot as well. I saw a few demos in Florida that were interesting, and I think that is where Eric pretty much bought his.

Diamond Roof Cleaning said
Mar 26, 2014

If space was not a concern I would go with an air system. The are the most dependable pumps out there. The only problem with them is the compressor that run them. If the compressor goes down so do you. I had an allflo that lasted 3 yrs and is still in operation because Clyde bought it from me and is still using it.

Art O said
Mar 26, 2014

Diamond roof Cleaning wrote:
If space was not a concern I would go with an air system. The are the most dependable pumps out there. The only problem with them is the compressor that run them. If the compressor goes down so do you. I had an allflo that lasted 3 yrs and is still in operation because Clyde bought it from me and is still using it.

Mike give Clyde a call, tell him to stop in.

Diamond Roof Cleaning said
Mar 26, 2014

Clyde is probably in Texas with the new chick he met last year. He is a tough one to get a hold of. I'll try to contact but I wont promise anything.

Art O said
Apr 4, 2014

Liberty SoftWash said
Apr 4, 2014

John Aloisio wrote:
The rebuild on the Udor one that PW Store sells is around $300.00, Doug can correct me if I am wrong. I have looked at these a lot as well. I saw a few demos in Florida that were interesting, and I think that is where Eric pretty much bought his.

I was told 120 for the kit. I could be wrong.

Patrick G said
Apr 4, 2014

Eric how is that New roof cleaning setup? Do you like it? Any thing you don't like?

Liberty SoftWash said
Apr 4, 2014

We were booked with work so we are running the box truck and I was making some changes to it. I was thinking about putting a air setup on it. LOL. It goes in the shop to get the wrap done Monday so it has been sitting under the carport.

John Aloisio said
Apr 5, 2014

I will be by today to pick up your new rig and tet it for you all week.

Patrick G said
Apr 5, 2014

Thanks for the help John, awful nice of you.

Liberty SoftWash said
Apr 5, 2014

John Aloisio wrote:
I will be by today to pick up your new rig and tet it for you all week.

I will be waiting.

Barry Landis said
Apr 6, 2014

Eric and Lisa, I can't wait to see a video of that new pump in action.

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