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I got it out of the van and set her up this morning ( I left the water tray on site) and the water pipe and I assume the pump ... -
Dewalt D24000 and Frost, Beware
I got it out of the van and set her up this morning ( I left the water tray on site) and the water pipe and I assume the pump was frozen.
Left it for an hour and it worked fine, Phew
My question is should I bring her in at night now or is there a way to fully drain the pipes and pump, what do you other dewalt owners do?
Cheers
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Re: Dewalt D24000 and Frost, Beware
Mines in the garage probably frozen, will run the pump out of the water to ensure pipes are empty, but no doubt there will be some water left somewhere, when i use it next !
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Re: Dewalt D24000 and Frost, Beware
Leave the saw running for a few secs with the pump out of the water....it clears the pipe..
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Drippy roof then mate, I know in my old urvan they had insulation and never had that problem, my transit is another story
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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I have to investigate it further,i looked into the back of and old transporter this week and it had a roof covering !! if the new transporters have one thats my next van !!
problem is my van is only 2.5 years old.
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Last edited by Rob Z; 19-12-2009 at 01:13 AM.
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Re: Dewalt D24000 and Frost, Beware

Originally Posted by
hillhead
I have to investigate it further,i looked into the back of and old transporter this week and it had a roof covering !! if the new transporters have one thats my next van !!
problem is my van is only 2.5 years old.

The new ones have a lining on the roof too! I have one and no condensation at all keeping me tools nice and dry!
My m8 has the 09 transit and when you look in the back in the morning everything is frozen even the tools
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doug boardley
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Re: Dewalt D24000 and Frost, Beware
hot water for me too over the pump and the pipes does the trick mines a dw 250 lps had it threeyears now purchased from dave at tradetiler good cutter
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