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OMGosh! Yep, that may be the reason. The sand is causing a pressure rise inside the filter. I'm surprised it didn't blowout the seal or worse. PLEASE proceed carefully... I hope you are able to get it changed out without any further issues. Thanks for commenting and taking a look at my video. Wishing you well....
without seeing it in operation on video it's hard to know what is going on. Take a video of it and post it on your RU-vid. I'll take a look at it. A quick thought would be you may not have the selector handle on the correct setting or it may be set half and half between two settings. I look forward to your video. What does your pressure gauge show it operating at?
@@PhillipCerialeI just got it and i set it up yesterday the gauge hadn’t moved yet I’ll take a video and upload it it to you I watch your tutorial over and over I’m trying to get it right thank you for replying back to me😊
my Predator 212cc pressure washer its still running strong the engine parts i had to replace was the air filter housing assembly and the recoil starter with Honda parts as the parts are for a Honda GX200 engine as this new air cleaner assembly is the dual element filter instead of the foam filter the predator engine came with as i had to replace the assembly as the clip holding the cover broke off as the air cleaner cover is held on by a wing nut. Down the road ill upgrade the pump to a better quality CAT pump instead of the AR pump on this
@@PhillipCeriale mine is ok other than replacing the recoil and the air filter box because whoever used it last broke the tab off in the base as now i got the GX200 parts the air cleaner is the Honda part dual element air filter . Later on the guard around the muffler was welded on the cart on these newer versions of this pressure washer the later 212cc and the newer 224 cc pressure washers. its to prevent the hose from touching the muffler as later on the road ill upgrade the pump on this to a better CAT pump. the 212cc engine its better has a metal camshaft but the 224 CC pressure washer and the predator max performance 224 cc engine those have a plastic camshaft in the engines . as the Predator 212cc non hemi engine and the Honda GX200 are better engines than those Briggs & Stratton engines. the modern ones the XR950 the CR750 and the older Intek OHV engines. If you have to rebuild the engine the honda GX200 parts and gaskets will interchange only for the non hemi engines the air filter in the 212cc engines from Harbor Freight only have a foam element but you can use a Tecumseh Enduro small rectangular element for this engine as the pleats of the element go inside the cover and you snap the cover and element in together. as i just got a surface cleaner and will be using it more
I had one of these mowers. Black Murray Select 17.5 hp 42" cut. bought it new in 2006. Deck wore out early this year. Parts no longer available. So I got the 2023 Murray MT200, 19.5 hp 42" cut. Does a faster and more precession cut. Just got it ready for winter. I like this mower and it was 1500 cheaper than anything else I looked at. This is my 3rd Murray mower since 1986 and just my opinion based on the last 37 years. I am sure allot of people have had similar experiences with other brands of mowers. Just like cars and appliances sometimes things go well and sometimes not so well.
Very carefully - LOL! There are step-by-Step instructions on the website. I would do a video on it but I don't need a belt change yet - Fingers crossed... Thanks for watching.
I agree somewhat. I got lucky with my installation because I can turn on all the lights with a single light switch. No need for daisy chaining. Thanks for watching!
No. No oil needed. The water running through it cools and lubricates it. If you always provide running fresh water while it is running you should have no problems. Thanks for watching.
I have this mower, and have not been happy with it. I dont like how i cannot adjust the seat or turn the headlights off. The seat is very uncomfortable while mowing, since cant adjust it. If you know if these are changable, let me know. I haven't found have to do either. I am about ready to throw it in the dump. Now, the belt came off and cant find a manual to show how to do that. Glad you like this thing. Im sorry i spent money on it. I purchased it used from and older gentleman who only had it for 1 month. Now I know why he sold it.
Everything is pretty much taken at face value. Look, this isn't the most expensive mower on the market. I guess they had to cut corners where ever they could. It is however, a great base model mower and I am very happy with it.
Do you need some Preparation H for your itchy rear-end? To answer your question; that's why I have only 58 uploads and still two years after my last upload I am still averaging over 5000 hours of watch time over the last 365 days. Does that sink in? Suck it up buttercup... This RU-vid Channel is a social experiment that actually worked - ;o)
Is the outlet for linking them energized as soon as the first one is plugged in or does it power on when the first light is turned on? I'm asking because if I link 8 of them together am I going to have to pull the chain on every light or just the first one to turn on all of them?
@@PhillipCeriale Thanks, then I'll have to use a switch and leave them all on so I can hit the switch at the first lights plug in to power them all at once.
Still do not get complete picture of installing and linking, say 4, of these. I understand plugging in the first, pull the chain and it is on. How do you link first with next and subsequent fixtures? If you install and link the 4 and pull all 4 chains so all are on, do they all turn off when you unplug the first one in the chain, then all turn on when you plug the first back in?
Omg..lol too cute! I even sang along with you guys ❤ The priceless look on her face when mom put alivias hand in the cake..she was like “wth mom?? Why did you do that?” 😂awesome! Thank you for sharing her special day with your viewers 😊
I’d like to replace the engine on my craftsman chipper shredder, but from what I’m seeing it looks like the muffler on these predator engines sticks out too far. Yours is right up against it, but on mine, it would actually go even further and not fit.
Isolation valves, maybe a bypass in case a housing cracks. I put in a rusco spin down with a 100 mesh screen, and two 4x10 pentek big blues running a 30 micron pleated followed by a 25 to 1 micron dual gradient. Really happy with how mine turned out.
Thanks for watching. i can't go with a bypass because of the inlet pressure being 120 psi. That high of a pressure would overrun my expansion tank (see the first video on this playlist) and cause all kinds of havoc with the water heater pop off valve. - ;o) I'll have to do a shut down and replace the housing if something goes wrong... Sounds like you have a good filter system. Good luck with it - ;o)
this actually works. i wish they had one for 4k as well. I run my composite out from 2 video mixers chained together both using a media player as a source. then i record my footage to the hard drive /thumb drive/sd card..i can use 4k images on my media players as long as i choose mp4 function on my cameras and they look just fine on my Pyle hard drive. its the only way to load them on to the internet.
4K would be a nice option for sure. Have you tried using it to convert old home VHS tapes to digital media yet? This does the job really good! Thanks for Watching and commenting.
