Tapematic 2002

I have to route all this splice tape and I can't find my glasses.. She will be ready in the morning. LOL Am I not allowed one day off? I didn't really get this day off. Watched one movie and I get a HMMMMMMMMMM

Larry
 
DUDE!!!!!! I call road trips days off, but you should do what you want, that's what bein the boss is all about. Shit, if it was up to me, we'd be downtown gettin drunk, rollin on the floor and blowin dresses up!!!!

I think ya did good just staying away from the house that long!!
 
Staying away that long was not fun. I kept watching for the turn off of the toll road. Then I knew we were an hour out. I will be loading tomorrow for sure. Just got another order.

Larry
 
Well it is almost 9 AM. If your dumb you gotta be brave. I think I'm dumb for even starting this. Still can't find my glasses. LOL Well here goes the brave part.

Larry
 
Anxiously awaiting the good new regarding your new loader. :mrgreen: We will forget that the ravine near your house is filled with broken down loaders. :cyclops:
 
I know it works. I have a dumb question. Will a smaller diameter tube increase vacuum? Or decrease it? I'm trying to remember. Making small adjustments. Will get a fresh start in the morning. I'm not getting fault codes on this one.

Larry
 
Tube size will only speed up or slow down the ultimate vacuum pull. Given the same mm of Hg, and CFM, the larger tube would get you there faster, but not with more vacuum.
 
So what your saying is it is like air. Smaller tube more pressure less volume. Bigger tube less pressure more volume. Vacuum works on the same principle?

Larry
 
pretty much like air, just opposite, beins vacuum is lack of air See there Charles' Law And Boyles' law works. Those bein the relationship between pressure and temperature, and volume and tyemperature.
Then some nifty little assistant decided to combine both laws(lazy little bastard) and called it "the Ideal Gas Law" PV=nRT.... Ta Da!!!! This is a miracle, by rights those brain cells should have been longgggggggggg goneeeeeeee!!!!!
 
Another dumb question. If I wanted to increase vacuum using 2 pumps would I put them in series or parallel. Or would the larger pump just take over?

Larry
 
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