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would be the smart thing to do. Contractors must learn to be a
positive business force in the industry. They must operate with sound logical and correct business protocols. To be a positive force, one must be well versed in the subject matter. Preaching to others on the Internet, which allows people to spew their potentially flawed opinions, could possibly serve to make matters worse. Blaming the industry is just an excuse. Thomas Bargone operates in a
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geographic area that was hit by economic calamity long before the rest of the country. That Chicagoland plumbing contractor should heed Thomas Bargone’s words. “We are the solution.” Before any of us can be part of the solution, however, we must stop being part of the problem. Thanks for your insight, Thomas. You are very gracious for telling
contractors to call me. I hope we have shed some light on a problem that is pervasive throughout our noble industry. And I hope that we have helped contractors, as well as my newly found acquaintance in Chicago, realize that they must look at the person they see in the mirror to find out where the fault lies, so they can start solving their problems. For help solving your business
problems, for my book Solutions Management Theories and Methods for the Contracting Business©, my Readily Available Pricing Information Digest© for PHC contractors or any of my business consulting services or products, give me a call at 845/639- 5050. Email contracting business
problems you would like discussed in future articles to me at
richardditoma@verizon.net. I look forward to helping you, and
I wish you all good health and much wealth. l
Richard P . DiT omais a contracting
business consultant and active PHC contractor with over 40 years of experience in the PHC industry
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CONTACT RICHARD by phone at 845/639-5050 or via e-mail at
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Horizontal end suction pumps
IP-series Control Panels
Intelligent Panel series control panels control one or two pumps in sewage and effluent applications. An easy to program touch pad on the inner door with digital display allows you to set pump on / off levels and the alarm level without entering the pit. A single compact float sensor sends signals to the panel and eliminates older-style tethered 3 or 4 float systems. IP-series panels can also be operated as demand dose or timed dose and are convertible in the field. Featuring a NEMA 4X weatherproof enclosure, IP panels are available in both single phase and three phase for a wide variety of pumps and voltages. Liberty Pumps.
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The CR(N)-H and CRNE-H stainless steel horizontal end suction pumps are designed to be used in a variety of applications, including washing and cleaning, water treatment, chemical, pulp and paper industries and more. The CR(N)- H can bolt directly into the piping and pump case footprint of a traditional ANSI pump. Simply remove the existing pump assembly, add a motor riser block and install the CR(N)-H on the existing baseplate. Grundfos.
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Double diaphragm pump
The EDSON Model 2500 electric powered double diaphragm plastic pump is rated for 25 GPM service and can transfer liquids with solids up to 1" dia. with low emulsion and no shear. Fully self-contained and equipped with a push-button start- stop and a programmable variable speed drive, this self-priming pump eliminates air consumption and air valve maintenance issues. EDSON Intl.
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