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Pacific F4 Helmet $ 140.00 (Shown Above)

With Light Pod*, Kevlar, With Faceshield.  *Light not included

3 Red Available:  2 Black Available

Cairns Metro II  Red $60.00

(shown above in Yellow)

662C Red

Faceshield, Nomex Neck Guard, 1 Red Available

Also Available:

Bullard Firedome,  PX Yellow   $ 25.00 each ,  2 Available

First Due Firefighter Helmet Yellow  with Faceshield $  40.00 , 1 available

Please Contact our Fire Sales Department (801) 566-1261 For More Information.

The Elko Convention & Visitors Authority
700 Moren Way, Elko, NV 89801

Booth # 485

June 9, 2011  9 a.m.—5 p.m. 

June 10, 2011  9 a.m.—3 p.m.

We invite you to stop by. 

Our Manufacturer representatives will be on hand to meet with you and to discuss their product lines.

Golden Mountain Mining Equipment, Inc. is a professional manufacturing company, specializing in different types of stationary rock crushers & wear parts, vibrating screens and vibrating feeders.

• Jaw  Crushers
• Cone Crushers
• Vertical Shaft Impact Crushers
• PF/CP Impact Crushers  

      Plates                        

• Liners
• Jaws
• Connectors
• Anvils 

Diaset, known as one of the foremost mining diamond tool producers worldwide is now available through Ross Equipment Company.  

 Their Products include: Core Bits, Reaming Shells, Casing Shoes, Couplings, Innertube parts, Subs and Adaptors and Compact waterswivel and parts. With first rate design is built into every product, each and every time, you will have the performance you need. As an established manufacturer since 1981 and one of the best tool makers in the industry we are pleased to offer Diaset Products.

The ladders take a beating in the winter and need some TLC to get them back into good working order. I also recommend the same thing in the fall. With this schedule
the ladders are protected and work properly as they are exposed to cold weather, ice melt, and sand. By planning now, this can be incorporated into an overall equipment
maintenance strategy that pays huge dividends.

1. Remove the cap (or pre-connected hose) from the discharge that is problematic.
2. Open the tank-to-pump valve to supply water into the pump.
3. Pump the discharge handle open and closed several times to remove deposits or silt from the valve ball and seat. The low pressure water is easy to work with and will not imbed the debris into the valve seat and ball the way high pressure water does.
4. Reinstall the cap or reconnect the hose.

Next, dawn the safety glasses (Safety First!). Pull the valve pull rod out to its full length. Using a clean cloth held on the far side of the rod, spray the rod with a Teflon based lubricant and wipe the debris off the rod. It may take several applications to do this. Now spray the rod with the lubricant while you move it in and out of the pump panel. Keep wiping the rod clean with the cloth. Eventually, the rod will be clean as well as the bezel that supports it. With the rod fully extended, spray it a final time and allow the lubricant to dry before pushing it back into the pump panel. Clean any excess spray from the pump panel area.

If this is done on a monthly basis, you will see much improved performance of the valves overall. If you have difficulty finding a good Teflon lubricant, call our parts
department and Jim or Regan will get you going.

Next Month: Primers and Electrical System Safeguards