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Thomas Jody
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Industrial Vacuum Trucks
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Vacuum Technology
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Thomas Jody left a comment for Ric Bauman"Hi Rick. Welcome to Vacuum Truck Experts. We're looking forward to many good conversations. Thanks for being a part of our community.
Tom"
Thomas Jody left a comment for Jeff Patterson"Hi Jeff,
Welcome to our community! We hope you find the conversation valuable. We look forward to hearing from you."
Thomas Jody replied to James K's discussion Cleaning Dilema in the group Pipe & Catch Basin Cleaning"James,
I think an important point to consider first is the condition of the drainage system itself. Cleaning the catch basins is one thing, but if the pipes are full, the catch basins will back up quickly, further complicating an already…"
James K joined Thomas Jody's groupPipe & Catch Basin Cleaning
A place to share ideas and best practices in cleaning storm and sanitary lines
Thomas Jody left a comment for James K"James,
Welcome to Vacuum Truck Experts. Tell us a little about yourself.
Tom
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Thomas Jody left a comment for Rob Weber"Hi Rob,
Welcome to Vaccum Truck Experts. We hope you find new friends and new ideas here!
Tom"
Thomas Jody left a comment for Scott McGuire"Hello Scott,
Welcome to Vacuum Truck Experts. We look forward to your contributions, and hope you find good company and good information here.
Tom"
Thomas Jody left a comment for Jim Flory"Hi Jim,
Welcome to our community. We hope you find good information and good friends here.
Best Regards,
Tom"
Craig Marks joined Thomas Jody's groupPipe & Catch Basin Cleaning
A place to share ideas and best practices in cleaning storm and sanitary lines
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 10:04am on August 22, 2011,
Jeff Patterson said… Thanks Tom,
This is a great resource....
- At 1:54pm on April 19, 2010,
Melody J. Lowe-Spieler said… - Thanks, Tom. I just posted some photos I took at the Vac-Con Awards Banquet. Hope you like them. Have a great day!
- At 8:33pm on April 10, 2010, jeff spinney said…
- HI ,my name is jeff and i'm a lobster fisherman from N.S. The reason why i wanted to join this group is because i'm looking to build a small vacuume that i can skid on back of my truck. I want the vac to collect fryer fat from resteraunts that i use for fuel in my boat.
what i had pictured that would work good for the job would be a sysyem like a wet/dry shop vac.the greese im collecting is usualy thick liquid on top nd the bottom is hard dry crums that can be broken up if you move it around with a stick.
i understand their is some technique involved,but asumeing i know hw to work the machine is it possible to make a small vac truck with only 10 -20 hp drive unite ad do you know of any sort of pump that i may be able to find junk that could get the job done instead of buying new equipment(would a big furnace fan make enough of a suction ?
As far as the suction don't know what diameter i should use for sucking up fryer fat but i plan to make the suction line rigid from the top of my tank that would extend out and up ,nd then turn 90 to 110degrees down to flexable hose that would be 10 feet long to reach all the resteraunts i collect from.
any info would be great,even if you think i may not want to here it.but i do know where you can get plenty of lobsters,which i also like to talk about so feel free to ask if you like to here some stories or maybe want some.
sorry about some of the misspelling and weird writing technique but my computer messedup and would'nt let me spell check.
jeff spinney .
- At 10:01am on March 23, 2010,
Alfonso Garcia said… - Thanks for your comments Tom.
- At 4:10pm on November 24, 2009,
Nelson Bruton said…
- Hello Tom! Good to see you.
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