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Dtp79 · 08-02-2013 06:43PM

paddy_joe wrote: »

Yeah I would say so. She started on about the surface area of the magnet.
Just waiting on price back and availability on the fernox one now.

Women!!

shane0007 · 08-02-2013 07:48PM

Dtp79 wrote: »

Women!!

See it IS all about size and she told me that size didn't matter, it was the power behind it that counted!
Sheesh, women.....

JohnnieK · 08-02-2013 11:12PM

sullzz wrote: »

Lol ! Must be dying for the first flush job to come in .
You get that extra bit of satisfaction with the thermal imaging camera when on a really dirty system , great to show the customer.
Gotta love the amount of s**t you collected on the filters in your pics.

I've used it twice since since Monday and it's unreal lads. It make's my old Pulsar one look like a toy compared to it. I certainly had a horn on me when I used it for the first time.:D:D

Robbie.G · 08-02-2013 11:24PM

Jesus johnnie you need to get out more when a power flusher gives you a stiffy.I heard the new one was good but I couldn't imagine it was that good

sullzz · 08-02-2013 11:28PM

JohnnieK wrote: »

I certainly had a horn on me when I used it for the first time.:D:D

Sweet lord !!!!!

paddy_joe · 08-02-2013 11:45PM

JohnnieK wrote: »

I've used it twice since since Monday and it's unreal lads. It make's my old Pulsar one look like a toy compared to it. I certainly had a horn on me when I used it for the first time.:D:D

how much did new one set you back? did you use it on its own or with a fernox power flushing filter? i have the pulsar one myself too.looking to upgrade,found it slow on last couple of jobs.

shane0007 · 08-02-2013 11:57PM

sullzz wrote: »

Sweet lord !!!!!

I did warn yeas!

Dtp79 · 09-02-2013 07:41PM

JohnnieK wrote: »

I've used it twice since since Monday and it's unreal lads. It make's my old Pulsar one look like a toy compared to it. I certainly had a horn on me when I used it for the first time.:D:D

Jonnies idea of porn is watching the fernox powerflush tutorial on YouTube!

JohnnieK · 10-02-2013 09:54PM

paddy_joe wrote: »

how much did new one set you back? did you use it on its own or with a fernox power flushing filter? i have the pulsar one myself too.looking to upgrade,found it slow on last couple of jobs.

It was €1100. Worth every penny, hadn't the budget to go for the filter yet but got the pump head adaptor. I had the pulsar one too and it's a toy compared to this one.

I have three jobs for it this week, one is a system with a 2 year old boiler and no circulation what so ever I'll keep you posted on the outcome.

paddy_joe · 12-02-2013 10:57PM

JohnnieK wrote: »

It was €1100. Worth every penny, hadn't the budget to go for the filter yet but got the pump head adaptor. I had the pulsar one too and it's a toy compared to this one.

I have three jobs for it this week, one is a system with a 2 year old boiler and no circulation what so ever I'll keep you posted on the outcome.

do you always use the fernox ds40?do you do much power flushing?

shane0007 · 12-02-2013 11:04PM

I would only use DS40 on certain instances that warrant it, i.e. where the system is affected by limescale rather than sludge. F5 would be my most common choice for sludge. If I was Powerflushing GB, I would use F3.

Dtp79 · 12-02-2013 11:09PM

shane0007 wrote: »

I would only use DS40 on certain instances that warrant it, i.e. where the system is affected by limescale rather than sludge. F5 would be my most common choice for sludge. If I was Powerflushing GB, I would use F3.

Is f5 the strongest for sludge and ds40 for lime?

shane0007 · 12-02-2013 11:16PM

Yes but both will remove both, sort of speak!
F5 is designed to remove sludge predominately but also contains lime scale removing properties & DS40 is designed to remove lime scale predominately but also contains sludge removing properties.
DS40 is very acidic so extreme caution must be take when flushing boilers with aluminium heat exchangers & the DS40 Neutraliser must be used.

paddy_joe · 15-02-2013 08:50PM

JohnnieK wrote: »

It was €1100. Worth every penny, hadn't the budget to go for the filter yet but got the pump head adaptor. I had the pulsar one too and it's a toy compared to this one.

I have three jobs for it this week, one is a system with a 2 year old boiler and no circulation what so ever I'll keep you posted on the outcome.

So how did the job go?

JohnnieK · 20-02-2013 10:37PM

paddy_joe wrote: »

So how did the job go?

The Fernox machine shifted it in a jiffy.

20-02-2013 11:19PM

JohnnieK wrote: »

The Fernox machine shifted it in a jiffy.

Then you shifted the fernox machine:eek:

Robbie.G · 20-02-2013 11:55PM

Hey lads you's need to get out more there are very strange fetishes going on here we won't mention speedos, steps and fernox power flows

shane0007 · 20-02-2013 11:59PM

Robbie.G wrote: »

Hey lads you's need to get out more there are very strange fetishes going on here we won't mention speedos, steps and fernox power flows

Hmmmm.... Haven't thought of that one, Powerflushing whilst in a pair of Speedos.
Thanks Robbie!

shane0007 · 21-02-2013 12:22AM

Robbie.G wrote: »

Sure you can try that next week using a fernox and see then wtf Charlie says then
Even metac don't teach that

Erm.. perhaps we should keep that to ourselves

Robbie.G · 21-02-2013 12:26AM

shane0007 wrote: »

Erm.. perhaps we should keep that to ourselves

Enough said

JohnnieK · 23-02-2013 04:20PM

C&F Quadrant, Fernox TF1 filter, €85 plus vat.

sullzz · 23-02-2013 05:33PM

Just bought and fitted a magnaclean professional 2 today , got it in dpl , 75 ex vat

gdavis · 23-02-2013 05:38PM

that black one the latest model? anything different about it apart from colour?

sullzz · 23-02-2013 05:53PM

gdavis wrote: »

that black one the latest model? anything different about it apart from colour?

Quick release fitting to remove the filter , isolation valves seem better ( that was my biggest gripe with the old one ) , drain valve , non - metallic debris capture in the filter , I like the quick release feature for removing the complete filter

What I don't like is the fact I had to use different nuts and rings with it and compress them with an imperial fitting as I could not compress with the magnaclean valves , bloody Brits

Dtp79 · 23-02-2013 06:28PM

sullzz wrote: »

Quick release fitting to remove the filter , isolation valves seem better ( that was my biggest gripe with the old one ) , drain valve , non - metallic debris capture in the filter , I like the quick release feature for removing the complete filter

What I don't like is the fact I had to use different nuts and rings with it and compress them with an imperial fitting as I could not compress with the magnaclean valves , bloody Brits

Is that black piece between the valves a bypass?

sullzz · 23-02-2013 06:57PM

Dtp79 wrote: »

Is that black piece between the valves a bypass?

No it's just to keep the pipework stable , I think it can be removed, didn't try though

JohnnieK · 23-02-2013 08:24PM

Looks good and for 75 plus VAT it's a winner

sullzz · 23-02-2013 08:49PM

JohnnieK wrote: »

Looks good and for 75 plus VAT it's a winner

Yeah I couldn't believe it was that cheap , I priced the original one in heatmerchants yesterday and was told 105 ex vat , bloody robbers.

shane0007 · 23-02-2013 08:53PM

sullzz wrote: »

heatmerchants, bloody robbers.

You know those hand steriliser dispensers you see in hospitals, well my local HM put up one of those on the wall just inside the door but put Vaseline in it!
Strange....

Dtp79 · 23-02-2013 09:33PM

shane0007 wrote: »

You know those hand steriliser dispensers you see in hospitals, well my local HM put up one of those on the wall just inside the door but put Vaseline in it!
Strange....

Ye and there's jazz music playing in the background too! What's with that

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