Water pressure engines.

• #30 Reply
  Posted by Pitchy on 16 Sep, 2020 09:55
• Thanks much Swift Fox. 
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• #31 Reply
  Posted by Pitchy on 18 Sep, 2020 12:19
• I found that it will run very slow.
  
  https://youtu.be/FtuZ-a7MQJM
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• #32 Reply
  Posted by Stoker on 18 Sep, 2020 13:37
• Well now that's fully modern and up to date ....  you have a gentle cycle for delicate fabrics!
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• #33 Reply
  Posted by Nick on 18 Sep, 2020 14:06
• Really nice and slow 
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• #34 Reply
  Posted by Pitchy on 18 Sep, 2020 14:48
• Thanks gents. 
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• #35 Reply
  Posted by classixs on 18 Sep, 2020 15:49
• I am fully standing by my initial comment, but...
  
  STOP SHOWING THAT MOTOR!!!
  
  I´m getting to the point, where i consider cancelling my retirement plan to buy one 
  
  
  
  
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• #36 Reply
  Posted by Pitchy on 18 Sep, 2020 17:16
• Sorry Jan it`s irresistible, thanks. 
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• #37 Reply
  Posted by RedRyder on 19 Sep, 2020 08:11
• Awesome rig, Lenn...!!!
  I had seen your water motor in person but never saw one running before now.
  
  Gil
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• #38 Reply
  Posted by Pitchy on 19 Sep, 2020 13:07
• Thanks Gil, we did a whole new mount today i think it looks better.
  
  https://youtu.be/9Pym4-3Hdog
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• #39 Reply
  Posted by Nick on 19 Sep, 2020 15:52
• Quote from: Pitchy on 19 Sep, 2020 13:07

  Thanks Gil, we did a whole new mount today i think it looks better.
  

  
  If you’re running low on laundry, we can send some up to ya! 
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• #40 Reply
  Posted by classixs on 19 Sep, 2020 16:54
• Looks great that you´ve lowered it onto the lid itself.
  
  Can you open the lid when it operates?
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• #41 Reply
  Posted by Pitchy on 19 Sep, 2020 17:12
• Quote from: classixs on 19 Sep, 2020 16:54

  Looks great that you´ve lowered it onto the lid itself.
  
  Can you open the lid when it operates?
  

  
  Thanks Jan, i can open it part way but to open it all the way it has to be stopped.
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