nope, north korea!!

 

I blew a couple of PS hoses on the Mule, one on the Mare and now one on the OX. What the he!!. Is there anything that can be done about these except for carrying a spare? I worked on the 5er brakes so then I took it for a little ride to see how they were working. They worked good but when I went to back the 5er into the very tight spot by the house I blew a hose in the middle of the street. Smoke poured out and I was blocking traffic. I knew right away what had happened so I man handled it back the best I could, let traffic go by then pulled across the street into my neighbors driveway to get a straight shot back. Big mistake, he is trying to sell his house and I left oil all over his driveway! After several attempts I got it parked. Anybody know of a good concert cleaner and a PS mod? I run stock size wheels and tires, what do guys do with the big ones? grrrrrrrr

 

That sucks Glenn. I have one on green that I need to address, it's seeping. And it's the pressure hose.......

 

Then its just a matter of time before it BLOWS! Mine wasn't leaking, its tough to prepare ahead of time for these hoses to give up the ghost.

 

Sulfuric or hydrochloric works good lol

 

They sound dangerous, lol Tell me more!

 

Can you get a custom hose made Glenn?

 

Glenn, I'll be loading up with salt in about 5hrs for tonight. I'll ask our owner what we use for concrete cleaner. We get hydro oil on rich people's drive and walks all the time and it needs addressed.

My pressure hose popped in traffic. I'm not sure there is much you can do. These do get old. 200k miles on a hose isn't too bad if you ask me!

 

Its not the hose itself, its at the joint that is screws into the PS pump.


Thanks Todd.

 

If you can't get the concrete clean Glenn, just go to walmart and buy three or four gallons of cheap ATF and a mop. Pour the ATF all over his driveway and mop it all around covering the whole thing! Stained concrete is a big thing now days! LOL!!

 

Ya sure Bill, LOL This guy is a perfectionist, bought a house on the other side of town but I'm sure he'll be back to look things over until he gets it sold. Any more suggestions?

 

Its not too bad. You can buy it at prolly any farm and home store. I suggest wearing gloves and not getting any on you lol.

 

Make sure the gloves are chemical resistant gloves too.. At least I would.

 

What Jarrett said

 

Make a paste with washing powder and water
Heat the stain with a LP torch
Coat with paste to soak up fluid
Repeats needed