My addiction 300DD - Page 2

Bblinks · #1 01-04-2012, 11:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Grizz

Are those leveling screws on the bottom of the stand? You now I have the patent on that idea

Yes they are. your patent is only valid in Alberta. BC has a different set of rules. hehe!

I was rather pleased with the out come of those leveling feet. I think there are 16 all together. Man, what a difference it made to level the tank, nice and easy took my buddies a few minutes while I was out side taking a smoke break.

I gotta give props to my buddy Jason for sketching it up for me, Thanks buddy!

I was originally concerned about the weight distribution bu my welder told me that I could park a Dodge Ram Van on the stand without any issues.

The Grizz · #2 01-04-2012, 11:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bblinks

Yes they are. your patent is only valid in Alberta. BC has a different set of rules. hehe!

I was rather pleased with the out come of those leveling feet. I think there are 16 all together. Man, what a difference it made to level the tank, nice and easy took my buddies a few minutes while I was out side taking a smoke break.

I gotta give props to my buddy Jason for sketching it up for me, Thanks buddy!

I was originally concerned about the weight distribution bu my welder told me that I could park a Dodge Ram Van on the stand without any issues.

That is very true, it look well build & has my stamp of approval

Bblinks · #3 01-04-2012, 09:37 PM

Bblinks · #4 01-04-2012, 09:52 PM

So I encounter the first major issue with the DART leaking. It turned out to be a manufacturer defect in the housing. 2 tiny pin hole was some how formed during the milling process. I guess the lathe operator had a couple too many the night before.

check out the wet spot on the housing.

I contacted Chris at Reefflo, even though they were closed during the holiday season, he still reply to my email and had the part and an extra seal kit shipped priority mail today. Now thats service. I have ran into countless dealers that just want to sell you the product and as soon as you pay the money they are gone with the wind. Altough the experience with my first reefflo pump was negitive but the customer service I recieved from Chris was good enough for me to recommand the product and company to anyone.

I used a bit of 2 part epoxy to seal it off temporarily till I get my new replacement and so far so good.