GEA Westfalia Separator Puns

I am using an OSA 7-02-066 oil separator and have a leaky water valve (hot water) that pours 2lt/hr of water in the oil feed during operation.

I have 2 questions:

1. Is it possible for the separator to keep on working with this leak taking place? 2.How much water can the separator displace and eject through the water discharge port? Is it possible to keep separating that much water?

Thanks in advance.

I’ve been getting a lot of bowl speed low alarms during my run. We recently swapped our bowl to have ours maintenanced so this bowl is new to us. I haven’t seen any Fail To Shoots today, which is great! But I’m curious where the low bowl speed is coming from, we had this alarm rarely with our actual bowl. Beer is super brite when this happens as well. The fuge will start to spin down when these alarms occur so you have to watch and continually acknowledge. Anyone have any insight?

We're pulling the trigger on a centrifuge and I'm trying to see what peoples experiences are with either the Alfa-Laval Brew 80 or the GEA HB05. I know of all the benefits of a centrifuge, what we're trying to decide is the pros and cons of either manufacturer. From everyone I talked to they're basically the same, both in terms of flow rates and separation capabilities. The GEA is more expensive and doesn't come with the automated inlet/outlet turbidity sensors, so it doesn't slow the flow for better separation. It's a 50K$ upgrade. So anyone with any experience with either machines?

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My brother has been living in non-traditional dwellings since he was sixteen. Most recently, he is living in a 1982 Volkswagen Vanagon. It’s new, he’s only been living in it for a few months.

I want to get him something for the van for Christmas. He hasn’t been able to do any purchases for it other than mechanical and necessary items. Something to make things more convenient or comfortable.

What is the best accessory you have purchased for your van?

This is the eighth and final track from Radiohead’s eighth album, The King of Limbs. How do you feel about this song? What are some of your favorite lyrics? How would you rank it among the rest of the band’s discography? How would you rate it out of 10 (decimals allowed)?

Studio version
From the Basement

SUGGESTED SCALE:
1-4: Not good. Regularly skip.
5: It’s okay, but I might have to be in the right mood to listen to it.
6: Slightly better than average. I won’t skip it, but I wouldn’t choose to put it on.
7: This is a good song. I enjoy it quite a bit.
8-9: Really enjoyable songs. I rank them pretty high overall.
10: Masterpiece, magnum opus, or similar terminology.

Rating Results

1. Bloom: 8.31/10
2. Morning Mr. Magpie: 6.65/10
3. Little by Little: 7.64/10
4. Feral: 6.19/10
5. Lotus Flower: 8.81/10
6. Codex: 8.88/10
7. Give Up the Ghost: 8.33/10
8. Separator: 9.04/10
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blessing on your van! happy holidays! https://youtu.be/jrnM6ICI8Yk

I am brand new to this thread as well as camping life. My wife and I almost purchased a 2009 E450 RV back in the Spring , but decided it wasn’t the right time (I was out of work due to Covid). Now that it’s Fall we’d like to start planning out our Winter and Spring trips (possibly to Floria where family lives). We have two toddler who are unvaccinated so we won’t do air travel.

I’ve owned a 1974 Super Beetle and know the quirks of older VWs. We also have a 1981 Mercedes 240D which has been both a joy to have but a pain in the wallet. What I’m asking you as owners, is it worth making the investment in a $35,000 30 year camper? My thought is, life is too short…enjoy the adventure. Is the the Westfalia the adventure you’d recommend going on?

(also posted in r/Westfalia)I'm considering buying a 1982 VW T25 Westfalia Joker campervan, and want to cross-check the seriousness of rust and other issues with the folks here.

Pictures of the van:https://imgur.com/zsV867R

https://imgur.com/fDNWH78

I drove the vehicle, drives fairly well for me. Manual steering, left-hand drive was a new experience, but enjoyed it - safely goes upto 80-90kph, but wouldn't drive it beyond that. Was driven fortnightly 100km+ for the 3-4 years pre-pandemic, but very little during the last year. Friend who's selling got the following work done by a mechanic (full revamp cost about 3500 USD+, and separate work over time):

• Gearbox
• Replaced coolant pipes, exhaust system, fuel tank, new seals and window frames
• Rust on body, treated and welded recently, but none on the bottom / chassis and surface rust around the top (my questions are mostly around this, see pictures below)
• Replaced all wheels 4-5 years ago, balanced
• Replaced vent, floor inside (friend did it, not a professional), roof inside, serviced.

It's passed the national roadworthiness testing recently. Gas heating works, fridge never worked. Friend also thinks the starter has an issue since the last 6 months, since it takes 2 tries to start the van. The leisure battery (not the main) needs replacing as well if I were to install fridge/lighting.

My concerns are around the rust:

• The treatment of rust is visible on the left hand side with some anti-corrosion agent (cost ~700-800 USD): https://imgur.com/zSkQEuj - this seems okay? There's surface rust on the front bumper and the metal where the top is joined to the body - are these easily fixable? They seem only aesthetic, but I would like to have them cleaned up - do I need a professional to do this?
• He suggested the next bit of rust that needs to be fixed is at the back, inside where the rear door closes: https://imgur.com/WtqZnaV and https://imgur.com/8VcWnqV - does this seem feasible?
• Picture of the bottom: https://imgur.com/Xcj6RLL (is that serious rust?)
• What about the mild surface rust-like discolouration on the engine bay: https://imgur.com/IZmavEh and https://imgur.com/pl8RAnU?

So a few questions:

1. Does the rust seem like a major concern?
2. The minor fi

I'm going to look at a 1992 Westfalia this week. It's been a childhood dream of mine to get one so I'm frantically researching the campervan now it may actually be a reality. Something I didn't think would happen!

Anyway, I'm excited but don't want to walk into the purchase without thinking things through. So I thought who better to ask that people who own them!

Is there anything I should know about the camper? Any components that break frequently? Quirky annoying/endearing things about the camper? Is there a good website for info about the camper? (If so, I haven't found it yet!) Any upgrades we should consider?

The seller has installed a solar panel, it's has an awning, new battery, bike rack, tire, muffler, inverter, and states they done some mech and elec upgrades. Not sure what though (I will ask).

For context: I live in Alberta, Canada. We (husband and I) get very cold winters but glorious summers so that's when we'd use it the most. We have plans to travel alot next summer (hopefully) with our two dogs. We may need to work on the road too.

Thanks in advance!