Recent content by Jim64

My bad Keno, thanks for the thread with the info Randy

Thanks Keno, I called the contact you sent me. The price is in my wheelhouse. I almost never need to replace the valves, only the seals. I like having spare heads. It makes for a quick repair then I can work on the old head at my own pace.

The last one I had done was around $200 that included shipping back to me. That was a couple of years ago, what’s the going rate?

Anybody have a contact for having a cat 310 sleeved. In the past I have used IDS in Pennsylvania but have made several calls with no answer. Any help appreciated.

Added a tap plus kit to an older gold line in December. I love it.

I have a boiler I took from a closing wash, had it stored as a backup With a bunch of stuff that needs to go. $750 pm if interested and I’ll send picts.

I have also used them to resleeve several cat 310 heads. I know that they also resleeve cat 3535 heads, I have spoken with them about it. They will also rebuild the head after they sleeve it.

I assumed that they made them, I know that they definitely sell them. They are cut to the same thickness as the panels. Keith showed them to me along with mounting screws they also sell. He told me just let him know how many I would need and they would be shipped with the panels.

I had the same question and was able to ask Keith at the Delpro booth in Nashville. They make a pvc ring to place in the panel then drill inside the ring for the anchor. The plan is to give support so that the panel will not collapse when the anchor is tightened. May be with a look.

Could you post some pics? I’d like to see how the panels hold up in a self serve after a couple of years.

I’m planning on a late May project, please let me know how yours turns out.

Will do, before and after.

I have put up FRP boards with plastic rivets and everything is visible. The delpro panels are installed over block with their own concrete screws that are completely hidden by the next panel, cut the piece at the end to fit and glue to attach. Then you surround with a tight fitting J channel...

Noob, I did ask about replacing a panel or a piece of a panel. He told me you could cut out a section and glue in a section to replace with regular construction glue. The seem would be visible or You could glue in a full piece. Sounded do able.

So I got a quote from Declan on the vinyl wall panels and the price was almost the same as a quality FRP. The sales guy was pretty knowledgeable and was happy to answer my questions. I’m gonna pull the trigger on these, I really like the look and I hope they hold up well. Thanks for the picts...