Ceno Supervac upgrades

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Permalink Reply by Dale Rosilio on August 21, 2010 at 4:15am

Thanks E

Permalink Reply by William Deskins Sr. on August 21, 2010 at 5:51am

E, I have the same thing setup except I used silicone around the edge of the new fitting it kept pushing back in to the container now it works great it's more powerful now with the set up. I talked to Ceno they told me 3 motors on the machine will suck the container in also I talked to them about putting a better cord on the machine Good Job E

Bill Deskins

Permalink Reply by Fast Pasquale on August 25, 2010 at 6:03am

Bill I installed a new cord on my Ceno about 6 months ago. It works great. I installed a yellow 10/3 cord and it runs way cooler and the cords never gets hot like the original.
To this day, I still cannot find an adaptor (I have the same hose as you E) to plug my hose into the top of the Dust deputy port, Its top port is 1 3/4 (inside measurement) and everything I come across is too small or too big. Any ideas?

Permalink Reply by Everett on August 25, 2010 at 11:49am

Here's what I did:

Plumbing boots and a 2" vent 90* elbow connected to sears/rigid/shopvac couplings. If that tight turn bothers ya just get a long sweep 90...

Permalink Reply by Dale Rosilio on August 25, 2010 at 4:11pm

Great setup E, well done.......

Permalink Reply by john scott on August 25, 2010 at 7:09pm

What's the matter, Everett - couldn't you find any black PVC fittings? Your professional image is slipping fast ;) The pressure equalization hose coming off the elbow does look real sharp though. How did you hook it to the bottom of the drum?

Permalink Reply by Everett on August 25, 2010 at 7:42pm

Slipping fast? How could it get any lower??! lol

It's all AN fittings from summit and stainless braided fuel line, goes through the bottom of the drum with a bulkhead connector, then to a short length of aluminum fuel line. They make quick-disconnect fittings for it but they were a bit pricey, so I have to unscrew it every time.

I agree, these would have been much better:

Permalink Reply by Ben Olson on August 26, 2010 at 7:15am

Only thing I gotta say is, going from 1 1/2" to a 2" isn't gonna help. It's restricted from the get-go. They do make a 2" cyclone now, it's taller as well. I got one for my Oneida. It helped, but it's still a piece of shit.

Permalink Reply by Everett on August 26, 2010 at 4:06pm

The main purpose of that DD is the 1.5" hose for the hummel on-board cyclone, but sometimes I need to use a 2" hose with it so it has capability for both.

Permalink Reply by Ben Olson on August 27, 2010 at 7:21am

K. You should look into the 2" upgrade. Pickup is way better than the 1 1/2". The bigger hose is kinda a pita tho.
The dust in my cyclone just kinda "flies" around, doesn't really "cyclone". Because of that, my filters are plugged. Have to stop every couple of hours to clean them.
Anybody else have this problem?
I called Oneida about it. They said it isn't designed for the type of paper I'm using.

Permalink Reply by geo on August 27, 2010 at 1:46pm

Ben what kind of vaccums do you use?

Permalink Reply by Ben Olson on August 28, 2010 at 7:59am

For my edgers I use a Beam cetral vac. Had it for like 12 years, worked great til they changed the material the filter is made of, too thin, now it leaks thru to the motors.

For the BM I have the Oneida 2 hp pump cart. Not happy with it.

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