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Re: how long should resin last?
« Reply #20 on: January 13, 2008, 05:33:54 pm »
mac mac thanks it makes good sense i will have to do that.

window washers wot do you mean a cheap pc? its a brodex machine i use a reserve tank to hold tap water and use a sub pump to pump water into brodex machine.
It saved my payinfg afortune for a bigger machine and does the job just as well.
the name you said sounded like a cheap computer (PC) was not  DIG at you m8

macmac

Re: how long should resin last?
« Reply #21 on: January 13, 2008, 08:57:10 pm »
Just to add to that ronnie, to give you some idea of your expected resin consumption-

My tap tds is 96ppm, i run a 400Ltr van mount, BUT- I estimate i'm about 75% wfp & 25% trad, i average 4 days per week & With the above method i use 2 x 25kg bags of resin per year.

I use dowex from wintecs @ 81 quid inc' vat & delivery, so my annual cost is 162 quid.

tony

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Re: how long should resin last?
« Reply #22 on: January 13, 2008, 09:07:47 pm »
i prob use a little more water but go through more than double the resin, will have to  try it out just not sure were ill put it has the 250 is all set with a mould for the torpedo

macmac

Re: how long should resin last?
« Reply #23 on: January 13, 2008, 09:16:39 pm »
i prob use a little more water but go through more than double the resin, will have to  try it out just not sure were ill put it has the 250 is all set with a mould for the torpedo

What brand resin do you use at the mo' ronnie?

ronnie paton

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macmac

Re: how long should resin last?
« Reply #25 on: January 13, 2008, 09:26:38 pm »
usually get it from gardiners think theyve changed from rohm but not sure wot to??

Think they have changed, i think it's bayer or something now but would assume it's changed for the better. Still, there will be a way to use a second DI vessel in your system, the length of hose connecting the two can be as long as is needed. I guarantee you better economy with twin DI's & when you add the second let me know & i'll explain the rest. ;)

tony