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Discussion in 'Early Jeep Restoration and Research' started by everest01, Apr 4, 2006.

  1. everest01

    everest01 New Member

    Ok so would someone please look at this and tell me if I can really hook this up to a pressure washer and use it for media blasting. It seems too.... dunno cheap, easy. I need to save money but I want to make sure I'm not missing somthing . So as usual I'm leaning on ya'll for advice. Two jokes in that one. A yankee sayin ya'll and me leaning, since I have a bad knee and have to lean. Well I can't always be funny! Thanks


    whoops here's the link http://www2.northerntool.com/product/8520_8520.htm
     
  2. Hippo393

    Hippo393 Jeepless

    Got a pic?
     
  3. grannyscj

    grannyscj Headed to the Yukon

    You may be the GP on this one. It sounds like it would work as long as condensate doesn't leach up the siphon. I'd keep the sand protected from accidental wetting. One other thought, sounds messy, dry sand can be swept up screened and reused. Don't know about wet sand. Solve the problem of overheating and warping body panels though.:v6:
     
  4. 1963cj5

    1963cj5 Member

    I have one and I will tell you its nice BUT it will make a mess..I live in the country no neighbors..I still have sand in my yard... USE it away from your house...where you can afford to have a mess.. It will do a FANTASTIC job on your frame and bigger parts..
     
  5. everest01

    everest01 New Member

    what's a gp?
     
  6. grannyscj

    grannyscj Headed to the Yukon

    gp=guinea pig
     
  7. kiowamtp

    kiowamtp Member

  8. everest01

    everest01 New Member

    Oh I was hoping GP stood for General Patton! Oh well, always the brides maid never the bride!
     
  9. everest01

    everest01 New Member