Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Mike Halliday on September 28, 2004, 09:15:13 pm
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I've got the chance of a 24hp engine and am getting a local engineering company to make up a frame so anyone know where to buy Blowers in the UK and what size I could power with this engine
Mike
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whats a p/d blower Mike
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mike
i guess you could go to a 45 blower roots
4005 tri lobe
maybe at a push you could drive a 47
is the engine water or air cooled????
i think roots blowers are based in hull.
i know you like tinkering with engine,s but why dont you buy a cheap tm & do it up in your own time.
building your own unit can work out a very big head ache & quite a bit of cash.
Lee G
new blowers cost approx £1000/1200 for a 45
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p/d blower is
positive displacement blower
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Lee, The company who say they can put it all together seem to know what the are doing they fixed my burner and while I was there they were making a PTO pressure washer unit for a tractor ( they are agricultural engineers)
all I need them to do is design a simple pully system from the engine to the blower & pump and then mount it in a frame they qouted me a price off £600 the pump will cost me £250 the engine is £900 so for 2k plus the blower I'll have a new T/M
i'll use my diesal burner for heat.
I'm not sure about the engine but I think its air cooled. the engineers have said if I want they can get any size engine I want, I was thinking of just using my bane blower with an honda GX 13hp electric start engine.
Mike
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Mike,
Richie had a used 45 blower for sale, he might still have it.
All the blowers are made in the USA but there is a firm who recons them somewhere in yorkshire, also John at woodbridge recons them so he might also sell them - new/used .
Glynn
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Hi mike, If you do go the route of using your bane blower and honda engine check out ebay number 7924057099 then go to their shop and they have a GX340 with 11HP for £450, it may be what your looking for if your sure an air cooled lump is going to be ok through the summer months.
Paul
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http://www.positive-displacement-airblowers.com/index.htm