Hello, I have an old style Dominator bowl, the one with the water lubed shaft bearing, and the steering nozzle that is part specific. (only fits the old style dominator bowl), it’s not Berkeley compatible. The flange is too large on Berkeley equipment to fit the bowl.
I have machined the dominator bowl to accept a Berkeley steering nozzle. The question is. What is the best diameter to enlarge the exit opening of the bowl to? I would like the transition angle from the bowl to match the steering nozzle angle as much as possible. If I open it up so the plains are the same (so it’s a strait line, no step) I will be cutting into the stators, and I think the opening will be close to 6.25”
 Any suggestions?

Thanks for your time, schick

 I this old style dominator bowl. I hear they need some work to make them flow like the new style. Or flow better. Can anyone tell me whats done to them? Thanks, schick

I work in this industry, and get info. on jobs all over California. I thought someone in that area could use a heads up. I’m in Northern Cali. . I recommend if you are interested, to apply, regardless of your qualifications. Most of the time the benefits/retirement are out of this world. Good Luck

Agency/Company: Water Employee Services Authority
Location: Lake Elsinore, CA
Title: Meter Services Superintendent
Salary Range: $5,781 - $7,585/mo. + generous benefits EOE

Open date: 2/25/09

Close date: 3/25/09




Description:

Under general direction oversees, supervises, and coordinates Meter Division functions including field services, meter reading, and meter installation, maintenance, repair, and retrofitting services and activities within the Finance Department; coordinates assigned activities with other divisions, outside agencies, and the general public; and provides highly responsible and complex staff assistance to the Customer Service Manager. 
Qualifications:  Equivalent to the completion of the twelfth grade supplemented by specialized training in backflow technology, cross-connection technology, and meter reading and repair.  Six years of responsible water industry experience related to area of assignment including three years of administrative and supervisory responsibility and experience in meter reading, meter installation and repairs, meter calibration and other meter related duties.  Possession of an appropriate, valid driver's license.  Possession of a Backflow and Cross Connection Control certification.




How to apply:

Please submit a WESA application no later than 5:30 pm on on Wednesday, March 25, 2009, to the Human Resources Department at 31315 Chaney Street, Lake Elsinore, CA 92531.  Faxes and postmarks not accepted.  Visit our website or call (951) 674-3146 ext 8212 for an application packet.


Web site: www.wesawater.com

Contact E-mail: jfeery@wesawater.com

 Any one need a valve grinder? Every thing on it works. It does need a new set of belts. All the belts are there for referance. $150.00 obo. The unit does weight around 100lbs, maybe more. Shipping could be a issue, thanks for looking, schick

  For sale, Oval port Closed chambered heads, with flow sheet. I bought these 15 years ago don’t remember what for. They have been ported. One head has a small hole in the intake runner, cylinder #2. From what the shop told me the epoxy would work fine as long as there is not allot of water pressure in the block. Less than 15lbs. I removed the epoxy so the hole could be seen. Some epoxy must be put back before running the heads. Devcon is what I was told is used. The hole is marked by the arrow in the picture, it's smaller then a BB (.177). No hardened seats, just run lead additive. Any question just PM me. $400.00

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Berkley vs. Dominator pumps (intake, suction piece, bowl, ect.) can anyone give the facts, ok, opinions between the two. Is one a better performer?