Gosh, I hope not!Quote:
Originally Posted by marksbug
It appears to be some sort of part tumbler or washer.
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Gosh, I hope not!Quote:
Originally Posted by marksbug
It appears to be some sort of part tumbler or washer.
And in the words of an old rugby ditty
"Round and round went the bloody great wheel , ah hum"
I know it's not butter. but a vibratory cleaner,deburrer, tumbler thingy is a good answer.I hope it dont have any aluminum in there....it may get pulverized to dust...of coarse they may be making aluminum dust.:headscratch:
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biscut maker
Grease trap
Looks like a big heat exchanger to me. It is really clean inside except for that nasty looking sludge.
I was joking about the biscuit maker...it does look like a heat exchanger of some sort, possiably to chill the gressee in the trap so they could pull it out and put it in the tubes for the gresse guns..:idea::headshake::gunfire::smash:
:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by marksbug
I thought the grease went to USA fast food places.
no to ford & gm for their chassis's
Surely is a heat exchanger with tubes being cleaned & polished by extrude-hone process. Something like Silly-Putty with abrasive grains.
Really slick technology!
I must have misunderstood the rules for this thread, or perhaps there aren't any. I thought the idea was to correctly guess the process. But, I like where Marksbug has been going with this: come up with the most laughable, madcap, or absurd answer.
Well I don't know what it is but I can relate to it first thing in the morning...
complete with what appears to be metal fragments?Quote:
Originally Posted by IntheGroove
That's probably why it hurts...
Looks more like a chemical cleaning process for an exchanger. Cleaning agent goes in, dissolves the crud, solidifies and pulls out with the junk attached.
Jimirvin and Hoosiersmoker, thank you that makes sense, I was really lost with what was going on.
Ralph
I think inethegroovy guy has too much iron in his diet and not enough water....you need more water. I do miss playing on the water.
60% of what I drink is water...
Hi Jon:
This is a cotton picking machine. The spindles catch the cotton fibers and the wrap up on the spindle. On the other side the spindles reverse rotation and unload the fiber. There is a bevel gear on each spindle and the wear is high. The spindles only last a few years before they need replacements.
Carl.