T5CDL13L Truck Blower
Item # T5CDL13L-
Part # 28G24
12 Quart Case: AEON PD Synthetic Blower Oil
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Part # 28G23
1 Quart Aeon PD Synthetic Blower Oil
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Part # 40P31
1/2-Inch Steel Oil Sight Gauge
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Part # 3090MB
3-In Swing Check Valve Manifold with 4-In Adapter
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T5CDL13L Features:- Suitable for pressure discharge and vacuum loading applications- Compact light weight design- Available with mechanical, diesel, hydraulic engine and electric drive- Saves almost two gallons of fuel per delivery- The Oil free design eliminates contamination of materials- High capacity- Fusible plug that inhibits overheating- Efficient, shock-free compression- Low noise emissions- Ideal blower For FRAC SAND unloadingTypical applications:- Frac sand equipment- Flour- Plastic pellets- Fly ash- Salt- Powders and pulverants- Frac- Silica sand- Dolomite- Pulverized lime stone- Pressure or vacuum loading- Granules- CementBacked by a 12 / 18 Month Warranty!
If you have any questions regarding our T5CDL13L CycloBlower Truck Blower please contact us today!Designed exclusively for off loading dry products in the tank-truck markets.
The Maximum flow and pressure listed in the "Specs/Tech Info" section. Actual performance may vary based on system design, environment, and maintenance.
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- Leo
Dude? Are you on a diet or what? I tried Orchid Fusion in Arlington. Groupon even had a special for them. The Mozz was deuiciols. Everything else was worth the price. I didn't try any of the specialty drinks or smoothies but I heard they are half price if you order them with a meal. Come on, you can expand to DFW Hole in the Wall, right? :)
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- Leo
Dude? Are you on a diet or what? I tried Orchid Fusion in Arlington. Groupon even had a special for them. The Mozz was deuiciols. Everything else was worth the price. I didn't try any of the specialty drinks or smoothies but I heard they are half price if you order them with a meal. Come on, you can expand to DFW Hole in the Wall, right? :)
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- Leo
Dude? Are you on a diet or what? I tried Orchid Fusion in Arlington. Groupon even had a special for them. The Mozz was deuiciols. Everything else was worth the price. I didn't try any of the specialty drinks or smoothies but I heard they are half price if you order them with a meal. Come on, you can expand to DFW Hole in the Wall, right? :)
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Systemic monetary rerofm surely has global solution potential. The 'Rethinking Money' theme of FELLOWSHIP magazine, Winter 2011, makes a case for monetary rerofm as a faith-based issue, calling for activism by those sharing religious experience. Quotes: 'A positive, life-sustaining, civilization-lifting change in the economy is IMPOSSIBLE unless spirituality intervenes. A paradigm shift transforming attitudes to compassion establishes solidarity of activity institutionalizing cooperation by practicing purposeful holism: knowing, doing, AND seeing. [Thus] faith-based [monetary rerofm] discernment can be grounded in transforming attitudes of [apathy and] indifference into attitudes of compassion. [whereas] the moral argument based on 'justice-for-the-common-good' can be grounded on inequities.' Although the existing fiat debt-based 'Privatized-Credit-as-if-Money' systems involve various shades of THEFT, nevertheless a secular moral (deontic) classification is discernable: THEFT is not-permissible THEFT is forbidden NO-THEFT is obligatory. Modest support exists for the hypothesis that humans possess an innate moral faculty. Articles on 'Rethinking Money' include: 'Debt, Disparity, and Discipleship' by Ray V. Foss 'Transformative Religious Experience: The Key to Ending Usury' by Scott C. Mooney and 'Money, Usury, and the Economics of Peace' by Thomas H. Greco. Theme issue is available via forusa.org multimedia.
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