Truckmounts - HOW TO UNSTICK A STUCK TRUCK MOUNT BLOWER FOR BRENT !!!!!! 

Thank you for your video, the only one I found that really helped me get my pump unstuck, you send me a chunk of cash, thank you for having taken the time to do a well explained video.

Truckmounts - HOW TO UNSTICK A STUCK TRUCK MOUNT BLOWER FOR BRENT !!!!!!

My.prochem truckmount dosent want to turnover Any suggestions or advice

Thank you for taking the time to help US, you save me a lot Of money to replace my blower, I used your technique and also spray the inside with mineral spirit many time almost half a gallon into the blower casing, finally after two days of trying I finally unlocked the impellers. God Bless You always

Ok so I have this problem with 3 Tuthill 1050 . Previous owner left them in the elements for 2 years and they are rusted inside . Is there hope ?

Mine, was stuck. I had a 2x4x24” long, I hit the pulley once and it broke loose the I turned it by hand. The went and did a carpet job, couch cushions and four rugs. Saved me $$$$

Thanks a lot buddy,you are smart to think of hitting the rotar lightly with 2 by 2….Wow,thanks again,oh make more videos.

Wow, thanks dude, that takes a little time but you really helped me out with that little direct hit with hammer n wood,just a light hit n bam it's loos.?!:) That's crazy cool,simple n dirt cheap to maintain it,anyone can get a block of wood n hit it with a frkn stone if needed.lol Simple but Successful...

WD-40 is what you should use. Preferably TKX. The WD in WD40 stands for water displacement. You want to rid the blower of any moisture lol.

By gears broke and My shaft moves very little but I feel like that was the main cause for my gears to grind and break. Could you show how to stop it from moving? Thank you

I used wd40 , poured it right in the blower and it became unstuck within the hour . Janitors warehouse quoted me over 2 grand to replace . I was able to turn it by hand with the pulley . Techs should be spraying wd40 or something similar into the blower lune port every use so there is no issue with rust

What blower comes with the hydramaster Spitfire 4.0? It looks like you have the same unit

Hi, do i have to take it a part, i fill it with diesel in there now for 4 day and haven't loose yet, what you recommend me thank you.

Hey I was wondering my shaft broke on my blower and a it possible to order new blower lobes

Truckmounts - HOW TO UNSTICK A STUCK TRUCK MOUNT BLOWER FOR BRENT !!!!!!

My blower loses suction can you fixed for me I can ship to you

Hi if I send you my blower can you repair please let me know

Worked perfectly, you are awesome.

Thanks for taking the time to make a video.

Every Time! Lol

That's a HUB not a bushing.

I used my dad's machine to go do a carpet job around 2021 and I got a stuck blower. Only time in 25+ years of cleaning for that rig. His machine is a vanguard 18hp with a 3006 blower in vertical position, much like in this video. At the time, I'd never had the issue before and I didn't know it was a stuck blower. I just knew the engine wouldn't turn over by key or pull string. I pulled as hard as I could. The customer even tried pulling it 😅. So I had to bail on the job and bring it home to let my dad troubleshoot. The next day he said he put a pry bar through the blower pulley spokes and pushed it over. Freed it up. After that, he and I decided to investigate the gear oil on the blower. Interestingly, the oil was way too high. My guess is the previous application for the blower was in horizontal position so it had much more oil in it than it needed. We drained it to proper level and it's been fine since. My dad has never and will never use wd40 on shut down. That was never a technique when he got the machine in the 90s. I'm not saying that's a good thing, I'm just pointing out that blowers can take massive abuse as compared to more picky equipment. Great video thanks

Where you located

Thank you Thank you!!!

Awesome 👍

Hi Mister Judson! I got a roots 47 that is making a clicking noise any idea what that will be? Thank you.

Yep i always lube the blower at the end of the work day that is a step that never ever ever gets skipped

you are the man! I was sitting here for 3 hours trying to fix this until I watched the video

My dump tank was not full and I know it's not the water pump. It's happened during my last two jobs - just a random puddle that will eventually stop.

I like the fact that you recommended using a synthetic for the Vacuum pumps, but you should have named the product. Aeon PD is the name. Also, Prochem recommends Aerokroil for regular lubrication. Good video, brother.

You are awesome thank you so much it worked like a charm

No, the seal isn't bad, you just used too much grease. Only give it three pumps once a month.

Does anyone know the brand / type of 3 in 1 oil he uses?

great video. I love it when people take the time to do these. really helps people save money. I have a question, though. I'm using an old Hydra-Cat S-Model. I just refilled it with grease...until it came out of the overflow bleeders. About a week later, I'll notice little puddles of grease coming out of my blower. It's 100% the exact same color. Is there some kind of grease seal that needs replaced? I'm worried about a fire in the exhaust. The grease that comes out smells burnt.

The "works every time" solution did it for me. Thank you!!! Been running a few hundred hours since unsticking and cleaning. Bad filter failure avoided being expensive.

Works every time!! Thank you!!

Thank you for the video.... good information!

Excellent video Sir,

Hey it's a lot info thks u

Did it work?

Is there a electric clutch available for these blowers (roots 36) like on the cat pumps?

Thanks bro!

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This is perfect. I have a machine that was left idle six months. I found the blower stuck and thought omg 1200-1700 bucks. All it ended up costing me was my time. and a can of 3 n 1. Thanks so much for making this video. I used a handle from a small claw hammer as a wooden punch. and it turned the rotor a few degrees when I smacked it with the other hammer. Then I went back to the pipe wrench as you recommend. absolutely perfect