2 lines?

OK here is the site. Like I said they are not cost efective in our area because of the high startup fees and franchise requirements but in an area ware there is a lot needed I beleave they would work a lot better then any glue down material. I have a few samples and am satisfied they would do as they advertise. http://vanguard.stratumweb.com/products.asp

I only run one gun on a short hose that is in a gun holder. It is mounted on the "second gun bracket". I have cut off that permanent verticle bar that normally holds the gun then slide the bracket on the horizontal square bar that passes under the machine. The set screw knob makes for easy changing the gun from left to right or front to back. I do always have another gun hooked up to the long hose ready for stenciling. Sorry, but I must respectfully disagree with Oldguy. Infrequently but on many occasions I have left a different color in the long hose while changing colors with no ill effcts.

My gosh I'm afraid to admit I never thought of running a gun either side of the machine like you lads, and thats comming from remark the parkinglot queen! How obvious as well! I feel such a fool!

Here's the link to Armor-Tile They have 2 basic kinds, cast in place, or retro-fit, which is glued down with an epoxy in addition to being anchored to the concrete w/ 6-8 anchors. http://www.armor-tile.com/ Now to be fair... Here's an excellent report that was just concluded by AASHTO Sub-Committee. It's actually a condensed report/findings from many different agencies around the US. http://maintenance.transportation.org/

This test from the Federal DOT (Transit) goes back to 1993. www.fta.dot.gov/fta/library/technology/DWT/331DWT.html

Spraying basketball court lines with a 200HS using a 4-11 tip. I think the pump stroked about four times from start to finish.

You are not a fool at all Wendy. That is exactly what this forum is for. To share ideas, "systems" and practices that work for each of us. Like you, all of us have learned from each other here thanks to Robert

Just like Tim the tool man MORE POWER!! What !! no line driver!!

More power is always better than less power.