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I use a xo10. its ok for small bits and pieces, like bags of render for repairs, paint, microgobetis, bag of skim, tile adhesives . its luxury to just grab a wisk that works straight away . but its not suited for day to day skimming IMO

even tho its 54v volt id check the amp/hour when in 54v mode. the collomix/metabo are 5.2 amp hr . You will mix 3 x 1 bag mixes with it before it needs charging. the dewalt is only about 2 amp in 54v mode its not gonna last long no matter how much power its got, thats probably ok for tools...

soft stator lets aggresive and difficult to mix materials flow through with ease. ive not tested a new one but TBF with the ritmo l the pump just starts going slower and slower which you will notice by you having to turn the water down to compensate. Most soft stators are getting 25-30 ton...

it should all be tight and secure

if you can unscrew it, put some threadlock on it and tighten it back to where it was

is it exclusively for Ritmo Owners

Could you hire one for this project, by hiring you have the flexability of upgrading or downgrading. You can also decide if its worth investing in one, they are large bits of kit to carry round . CES hire will likely have the suitable model

M8 230mm hex bolt

65 plus vat and delivery

you thinking of a suction strainer

if you mean a suction hose from tap to water pump yes i do. 35 quid

use the hose direct if u have about 5 bar. if u want to suck water from the tap u need a propper suction hose about 3 mts

What type of work do you do. If you are just a domestic type of plasterer doin refurbs new builds etc you will benefit from a machine that mixes and pumps yet isnt too much kit to carry around. For my money the reason the ritmo is so popular in the Uk is its plug and play. The Ritmo as u see it...

did u order 240 or 110v

no i havent. i dont hire.

when u stop the machine u get a trickle of water still in pipe that sits on the material thats allready mixed. when u start it up again it takes a bit more effort to shift the static material in the pipe and so the allready mixed stuff with a bit of water on it gets a little bit more water on it...

hate writing rotor and stator, can we all just call it a the pump unit or pump from now. nice

Should get 20 ton from a MF . even more from a soft or clampable. Dont overthink the clampable ! just put it together & put it in the clamp so its just being gripped by it. dont ring fukkk out of it and youre away to go. run a few ton through it then just nip it up half a turn and put another...

sell you a new one

collomix looks like a racing car steering wheel . ...so i bought one

you can spray topcoat with a hopper gun no problem. Its the output in ltrs you need to spray topcoats. TBH ive used a 250ltr vmeko with a hopper gun and it was great. If i used the same to spray through a machine it wouldnt be enough

I use a switchable g4. never have problems with the d63 slimline. one cable for power and 1 for water pump and compressor. booom

are u using it single phase mode there

The bionic shaft is on the ritmo. In fairness you dont get much wear on ritmo mixing shafts. The bionic benefits 3 phase users. the wear on the top of the mixing shaft where it fits into the hauling bracket is reduced greatly and also wear on the hauling bracket.

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agree with that. its unnessesary

you start getting problems with poor mixing and amps going up and tripping machine. you get to recognise the symptoms. its easy to keep an eye on the mixing shaft for wear to avoid problems

I forgot to mention aswell. You do have some wearable parts on the Ritmo. So factor in that once you have the machibe there are running costs An original PFT Ritmo L rotor and stator should last you between 20 and 30 tons when using render. These cost about £90 for a set. Also the mixing shaft...

They both do the same thing pretty much just the equipment set up is a bit different. The Ritmo is keeping it simple and in its standard set up is ready to do 95% of your work .The Ritmo L has a built in compressor. Most plasterers are using these smaller type machines on domestic or new...

what happened before then ? just noticed on original post you said you had a nightmare

He said don't overthink it John, not take it all apart :cool:

Dont worry about fukk all. just go to the training and ur half way there. use your training guide as that helps too and then u always got the phone. I get boys up and running from scratch on the phone. every ones a winner

err yes. u have to remind me who u are

About 9-10 bags vince. 1 bag will do about 3 m2 so prob about a 1.30 a bag. Not much fun on your own i would get ext hopper but its do able. Very simple system. done loads of this and this is what works for me. but it may help 1, set machine up. pipe full, hopper full and break a bag in 2...

Hi . to use the ritmo for hardwall u need a maint free stator. the clamp doesn't hold enough pressure .

sometimes the trip switches are just too sensitive. doesn't happen too often thankfully. Try going from a different socket in the ring main or the cooker socket if all else fails

What speed do you have your machine set at? that may be the reason your water is set lower than the recommended. The mortar pressure guage where the material exits should help you explain to others how wet or stiff you are running your material

Ha that fukcs that idea then

i found this problem with 110v machines. its not like u can just plug into a spare socket. it must be totally free and close enough so a genny is usually only option. then the 230v socket you plug into with ur transformer so u may aswell go straight in with a 230v machine. anyway i have made...

i thought the parex tardex was good. cheap aswell

i got nothing in mind .

you lost me there.

so are we resorting to childish name calling now

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it dont take too much imagination to see why they made a single phase mixing pump that worked Ill take a stab in the dark and say M tec took 10 years to see that the Ritmo worked so eventually copied it. Or M tec actually got stuck in 2005 playing snake on their nokia 3510 until a couple...

MOST accellorators will damage some of the wanter components if you use them regularly maybe try a retarder instead as you use far less of this in comparison. Ive seen a solution where a seperate running adapted water pump will actually add the required dose of accelorator direct to ur mixing...

M tec decided to make a Ritmo copy and you adapted it to ur own specification. The M200 Basics are all there, like i said you had the chassis and just copied the Ritmo EWI for the way you adapted the machine. You would think though that M tec themselves would be much better off just copying...

dont worry about showing me up .im a big boy i can handle it. M tecs european actual specs for the m200 are similar in output and distance to ritmo spec sheets why dont m tec just stick with your desighn. with twice the power and in 230v it would actually give any 3 phase machine a run for...