dryblower fans?
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Don't know enough about dry blowers but maybe something like this
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Top-Qual...104453?hash=item280aa25c45:g:0wgAAOSwH71XPA4Z
there would be a higher flow model
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Top-Qual...104453?hash=item280aa25c45:g:0wgAAOSwH71XPA4Z
there would be a higher flow model
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there is a pic somewhere out on the interweb thingy that shows a 5 or 6 bank keene dryblower in Sudan.
each one is running a bouncy castle type blower fan.
I have played with them as dryblower fans but scraping and detecting intervened and that project is on hold.
each one is running a bouncy castle type blower fan.
I have played with them as dryblower fans but scraping and detecting intervened and that project is on hold.
I have no idea about dry blowers. Do ya need pressure or volume or both? First thing that came to my mind was a jumping castle fan. Plenty of sizes and prices available on ebay.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/like/282039474646?lpid=107&chn=ps
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/like/282039474646?lpid=107&chn=ps
hahhahaha Frank, You too?
The only dry blowing I can do here is in my shed with last years dirt and a couple of slugs chucked in for a bit of excitement.
Today it's blowing a howling gale from the Antarctica and a few showers.
When is spring going to arrive?
The only dry blowing I can do here is in my shed with last years dirt and a couple of slugs chucked in for a bit of excitement.
Today it's blowing a howling gale from the Antarctica and a few showers.
When is spring going to arrive?
