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UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: John Gregory on July 31, 2008, 05:18:39 pm

Title: Pro mount 20 , 500 hour service
Post by: John Gregory on July 31, 2008, 05:18:39 pm

My pro mount is due it's 500 hour service , engine side is sorted cos I've been doing that every 50 hours , just need some advice on blower oil , pump oil , and anything else I should be doing

Thanks   John

Title: Re: Pro mount 20 , 500 hour service
Post by: john rees on July 31, 2008, 09:41:18 pm

Hi John,
            I use aeon pd oil for my blowers and an sae30 non detergent oil for my pumps. The pump oil I get from machine mart but the aeon pd blower oil you will probably get from woodbridge or one of the other truckmount suppliers.
             
            All the best
                              John

Title: Re: Pro mount 20 , 500 hour service
Post by: Chris R on July 31, 2008, 10:54:18 pm

Hi John,
I get my blower and pump oils direct from woodbridge.
Water pump is dead easy.
Drain from pipe, refill to half way up glass site.

Blower is a bit fiddley, but i managed.

Drain plug on bottom.
Level plug on side.
Filling plug on top.

Drain oil.
Fill it up untill it comes out of the level plug on side.
I use a small oil can, with a flexible pipe, to put the oil in. It doesnt hold much

At 500 hrs I would also change spark plugs, fuel filter, air filter.

Its not a major job, only needs to be done once a year.

regards

Chris

ps
£330 + vat for your water pump  :o
I thought it was just the 12 volt fresh water supply pump ?
Flojet or shruflow ?
www.wcsuk.com/acatalog/Flojet_Pump_Spare_Parts.html#aPU32

Title: Re: Pro mount 20 , 500 hour service
Post by: John Gregory on August 01, 2008, 05:25:06 am

Thanks for pointing that out Chris , john at woodbridge sent me the 1 closer to the top ref pu 211   whats the difference between that 1 and the pu32 , apart from £180

Thanks   John

Title: Re: Pro mount 20 , 500 hour service
Post by: john rees on August 01, 2008, 08:00:39 am

The cheaper one is probably just the pump and the other one is a pump with the accumalator tank complete I would have thought? If you didn't have the tank on your original set up he probably sent the more expensive one with the accumalator tank because it will last years longer than one without because it stops the pump constantly cutting off and on.
                      All the best
                                        John