Masonry Magazine February 1979 Page. 22
You know the risk of not getting a masonry job clean enough to sell. It can tie-up your money - so why take a chance? If you have a lot of brick to clean, the mortar is hard and you are starting to worry about it, please call us. A Factory Representative will demonstrate on your job site and quote a price that you can afford.
Mason Contractors, Architects and Government Agencies have accepted this method of cleaning. A demonstration will cause you to wish this machine had been available years sooner. A demonstration will show you how expensive and secret chemical formulas are not necessary. That plain, cheap Muriatic Acid can be used for most cleaning jobs using hot water to activate the acid and extend the cleaning season in winter months.
We sell direct to buyer from the Factory thru Factory Representatives who are expert in the mechanics of this machine and methods of cleaning, learned by wide travels throughout the United States. We train your operator, on the job site, to operate and maintain the machine. The design is simple and sturdy as possible for easy maintenance by the owner. A comprehensive Maintenance Manual is provided. Any machine brought into the Factory will be serviced upon request.
The Factory will accept collect phone calls, within reason, during the warranty period. We are only seconds away by phone, our shop foreman can explain how to fix any service problem. Most major cities are less than three hours away for parts once they are on the plane.
The Factory is small enough to provide personalized service. There are no other side-lines. When requests for parts are called in we try to ship them the same day.
Manufacturer warrants each machine to be free from defects in material, component parts, and workmanship for a period of 90 days.
Features of the Machine conform with these objectives:
1. A quality production machine. Every component part is rated for 2000 psi or above.
2. A machine powerful enough to handle the largest and toughest cleaning job. It will set on the ground and clean a building 20 stories high.
3. A machine compact and portable enough to perform a small cleaning job.
4. A multi-purpose machine that can handle other cleaning jobs not related to masonry walls.
5. Combine all of these objectives into one model, the K-2000, with one price to all customers.
SPECIFICATIONS:
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|---|---|
| Model | K-2000 |
| Type | Chemical Induction Cleaner |
| Water | Volume | 3 GPM |
| Output | Pressure | 2000 PSI |
| Fuel | Engine | Regular Gasoline |
| | Burner | Kerosene or No. 1 Fuel Oil |
| Liquids | Gasoline | 1.9 Gal. |
| Capacity | Kerosene | 12 Gal |
| | Acid | 20 Gal. |
| | Water | 7 Gal. |
| Hoses | Acid | ¼" acid resistant Polyethelene |
| | Water | %" wire braid 3000 psi at 250° |
| Boiler | Insulated | High-grade seamless ½" pipe Pressure and thermal protected |
| Dry | Machine | 700 lb. |
| Weight | Trailer | 275 lb. |
| Dimensions | Machine | 62" Long x 41" Wide x 27" High |
| | Machine & Trailer | 100" Long x 58" Wide x 45" High |
| Engine | | 10.5 HP Wisconsin Robin-Model EY44W-Counter-balanced |
| Air Compressor | | 14 HP Quincy - Model X2 |
| Pump | | Triplex Plunger Pump - Giant - Model PB-40 |
| Burner | | Nu-Way-Model FR-3 GPH |
| Trailer | | Spring Axel-Over the road high speed design |