UnEarthed72
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Re: What's you veiw on rock tumblers
DANG i had the same problem as well w/ everything in place as it shoud be,then i read the instructions(lol) it said that you can expect some seepage in the first hour until the mixture seals where the top and barrel go togeather..and also said put some newspaper under it so it will catch what seeps out.
i cut a square of plastic from a bread bag and placed it over the barrel cup then put the top on and twisted it..its been running for an hour now with no signs of leaking(works great),one other note:...it also says to put some vasoline or veg. oil in where both posts sit..it saves on wear
thanks again for all the help
~Shawn~
DANGLANGLEY said:UnEarthed72 said:DANGLANGLEY said:I just bought one of those at wal-mart a few weeks ago and they will do the job pretty good. I used the ground up metal that came with it to clean the clad. I guess I didn't have the lid on snug enough because most of the metal had seeped out around the lid. I am going to try sand next and see if it works better. I'll try that after while and let you know how it turns out. It will be pretty loud so you will need a place to put it where it won't drive you all crazy, lol...Have a good one
DANGLANGLEY
did you put the o-ring around the inside of the top?,or maybe you forgot to turn the top a bit to lock it on the barrel
I never determined where I goofed up. I assumed that it it was my fault anyhow. I had the o-ring in place and I do remember turning the lid to lock it. It works just fine with sand. It sure takes the work out of cleaning coins. Oh, I did forget to mention NOT to put pennies in with other coins. Have a good one
DANGLANGLEY
DANG i had the same problem as well w/ everything in place as it shoud be,then i read the instructions(lol) it said that you can expect some seepage in the first hour until the mixture seals where the top and barrel go togeather..and also said put some newspaper under it so it will catch what seeps out.
i cut a square of plastic from a bread bag and placed it over the barrel cup then put the top on and twisted it..its been running for an hour now with no signs of leaking(works great),one other note:...it also says to put some vasoline or veg. oil in where both posts sit..it saves on wear
thanks again for all the help
~Shawn~