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Tau

01-02-2006 10:15:21




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I was wondering what everybody thought was the best parts washer? I am looking at a Smart Washer brand at NAPA.The Manual Control SuperSink SmartWasher Super Sink (7" high x 41" wide x 26" deep) Manual Toggle Switch Controls It uses ozzy juice as a cleaning solution that doesn"t have a flash point and is environmental friendly to use. Won"t hurt your skin it says and etc.Does anyone have one of these? THere expensive and wanted to get some opinions before I bought a parts washer. THey start at 1500.00 and go up. I want a parts washer that the chemical you use won"t irritate your hands and no chance of fire and etc.THanks,

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Slowpoke

01-02-2006 16:05:59




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 Re: Parts Washer in reply to Tau, 01-02-2006 10:15:21  
$1500? My advice: go look for a used one for $75-$150. One of the best is Greymills. There's not much to wear out except the pump and the automatic hood closer for fire protection when using flammable solvent. Look for one that sits on a barrel, it's much easier to keep the crud out of the fluid. The more expensive have heaters and air injection to clean faster. If you get one that uses solvent, you can also use the biodegradeable cleaner instead, but probably not the other way around. Look at half a dozen different new ones, decide what you need, then find a pre-owned model.

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john d

01-04-2006 14:18:32




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 Re: Parts Washer in reply to Slowpoke, 01-02-2006 16:05:59  
Right on!



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