| Frequently Asked Questions |
Index
1. What type of equipment can I use to run the Mr. Manhole Six Shooter?
2. What are the skidsteer requirements to operate the Six Shooter?
3. What type of Auger Drive is needed to operate the Six Shooter?
4. Will the Six Shooter cut concrete?
5. Can I cut through asphalt and concrete at the same time?
6. What are the cutting diameters of the Six Shooter?
7. How long do the cutting teeth last and how do I replace them?
8. How deep will the Six Shooter cut?
9. Are severly out of level castings a problem?
10. Can I offset the center point on the Six Shooter?
11. What if I am working with a wide range of lid sizes?
12. What type of manhole frames will the Mr. Manhole System work with?
14. How do you keep debris out of the manhole during the repair?
15. What sizes of insert liner are available?
16. Should I use the Mr. Manhole materials?
17. What temperature must it be to allow repairs to be made?
18. Will frost heave affect the repair?
19. Should the repair be pinned to the surrounding road material?
20. Concrete and asphalt have a different expansion coefficient. How will this affect the repair?
21. How will road salt and de-icing agents affect the repair?
22. Is the vylon insert liner strong enough to support traffic loads?
23. Will I still need a chimney seal after the Mr. Manhole repair?
24. If I am lining the rest of the manhole, what process should I do first?
25. How do I adjust the Mr. Manhole repair at the next paving cycle?
26. How can the system be used with new development?
27. Do I have to use ready mix concrete?
28. Why do we use the pourable sealant at the interface between the road and the repair?
29. Do I need to use a new casting with the Mr. Manhole repair?
30. Can the system be used with Certainteed frames and lids?
31. How soon can traffic be reinstated?
32. Will I need a mini-excavator?
33. Can I use the system to repair Water Valves?
34. Can I use the system to repair Traffic Loops?
36. What size crew will I need and how many repairs will they be able to accomplish?
