Hey just wanted to say thank you for the insight about being able to adjust the unloader valve on a non-identical, or perhaps original, pump in response to the engine having trouble keeping up. Very much appreciated.
Best advice I've heard,dont over tighten..I changed the unloader on a AR pump yesterday and i was replacing the water inlet and over tightened it and cracked the pump head at the threads
So I learned about squeezing the wand an letting water go through before starting the engine, and learned about adjusting the pump. Thanks again for your videos. Merry Christmas.
Hey Bruce, Good news! I did what I had proposed I was going to do. I used the garden hose to back flush the pump in the opposite direction and got water to flow. Then I reattached the hose at the normal input and water flowed as you would expect. I reattached the pressure hose and wane. Purged the pump and started the engine. Working great again. Perhaps this fix might help you sometime.
I appreciate your thoughts. I'm thinking that one or more of the 6 valves may be stuck closed. Tomorrow I'm going to try back flushing with the garden hose and see if water will flow in the opposite direction. My son picked this up on the side of road. My biggest expense thus far has been replacing the plastic fuel tank. Evidently it sat in the sun too long and the plastic fuel tank developed cracks. I think I can replace the whole pump for 100 or pump head for 80. Possibly replace the 6 valves for even less. I have zero experience working on these. I am a subscriber by the way and enjoy your videos.
Glad to see you were able to save the ol girl and didn’t have to part out a good engine. Great video Ps show a shot of it on the wall I would like to see if I want mine there
I did. The engine runs fine. Usually you purge water thru the pump before you start the engine. Something must be blocking the flow of water thru the pump. I removed the unloader valve off and cleaned and reinstalled, did not make any difference.
Just subscribed. Like what I see so far!!!! Great idea for the quick connects on the pressure hose. That is always a problem when trying to spray. Tangles and twists and is a royal pain.
Hi Bruce. Whilst recently travelling with 4 Canadians one of them said they found my Australian accent hard to understand. Funnily enough I had no problem with theirs. Now Bruce, I am only two years younger than you so enough of this old stuff, we are wise not old. However, when you mentioned the loop of rope, I could only think of the emergency one I have hanging from the rafters in case I survive a nuclear attack. I liked the way you deliberately dropped in "Allen Fey" just to see if we were all paying attention. I would like to say that I do the same thing with my videos, however in my case I am just the worlds worst speller. ;-)
Well the Allen Fey was a spelling error Really i have no idea what that is oops sorry about that. A far as listening to our dialect it is pretty similar to OUR southern friends and we get lot of with that dialect on TV so you are more used to it than us.
You should make some kind of bracket for the pipes sticking out of the front, to make it stronger so if it tips forward it won't break the new pump.... most likely that's why it cracked the casing in the first place.... Great video.
Ryobi 3100 PSI not getting any pressure. Water seems to flow fine. It was producing pressure then I shut it off and turned it on 1 hour later and nothing. Is there a way to positively check if it is a bad pump rather than something else? Thanks.
Well I would remove the unloader (where the pressure adjustment is) check for corrosion there and put ir back to the same setting after. Take pictures as you go. Good luck
Thanks for the video. I have a similar machine with a similar pump. I'm having one heck of a time taking the old pump off the drive shaft. It descends about an inch and then seems to get jammed against something. I'm reluctant to use much force for fear of damaging the output shaft. Is there a secret position or something to get it to slide off?
Thanks for the quick reply! I don't. Perhaps I should thread a rope around it and see whether I can tug it off. I'm really cautious these days about applying force. More than once I done more damage to a machine trying to fix something simple -- or lost fasteners or parts ;-)
I have a pressure washer that when I let off the trigger it cuts off the machine. Then it’s like the pressure is built up so much and takes about 30 seconds to release after I’ve been holding the gun down. Any ideas? Motor starts right up only stops after I let go of the trigger. Thank you
Bruce it is a bad pump, but oil did not work. I was planning on dismantling it as much as possible then cutting off the rest from the shaft. Any tips on cutting off the part attached to the shaft and key? As to not damage
Yes. I would cut along the area over the key. It is thinner and if you dig through you will hit the key and not the motor shaft. In this video i did NOT do this and nicked that engine shaft. But it worked out. This was a horizontal pump. czcams.com/video/5kC5x6JWx3I/video.html
Thanks for the visual on the adjustment of the pressure, will try that on mine. Do you intend on putting antifreeze in the pump for winter, or is there a way to completely drain all the water on that model ?
I keep mine in the heated shop. I think there is a product called pump saver. It even has a hose fitting to put the product into the pump. About $10.. Worth every penny
Bruce, I have a pump similar to this. It worked last summer. I pulled out today. Connected the supply water to it. Turned on water, no water came out of the pump. What might have happened to the pump to prevent the supply water from coming out where you connect the pressure hose?
Hi Bruce. I have a briggs and stratton 675 series 190 cc pressure washer. However my throttle doesnt adjust. Do you have any videos on throttle repair or how all the parts should move?
I Have an 11 hp Briggs & Statton vertical shaft engine just sitting over here doing nothing. It came off of a riding mower that I put a bigger engine on. So basically it looks like all I need to build a pressure washer is a cart or I could make one, a pump, hose and wand? I am not very familiar with the gas operated ones, I thought they would be more complicated than that!
Hi Bruce your videos are so helpful, I am a retired Industrial Millright Mechanic. My wife and I moved to a permanent trailer park in Wheatley Ontario. I been fixing lawn morrow, bicycle,weed eater and power washers. I have a simoniz 3000 psi gas powered power washer to fix. The owner left it in the garage over the winter without winterizing it. Now when the water is hooked up the water flows out the drain tube by the unloader valve. I removed unloader value it looks OK to me. Do you have any ideas, could pump be cracked inside, I don't understand the purpose of the drain hose after seeing how the unloader is suppose to work. Would really appreciate some advice, keep up the great videos. Take care be safe
I have worked on many of these. Tried to fix them too. My advice is to go to Princess Auto and buy an equivalent pump for about $140. I have fixed them only to find they fail a short time later. Remember they run at the pressure of hydraulics but without the benefit of oil lubrication.
Pressure washers don't have a drain hose. That hose is a chemical/soap injection hose. You stick the open end in your bucket/tank of chemical/soap and with the correct wand/tip configuration your chemical/soap will be siphoned in, mixed with the water, and sprayed out the wand.
What is the best way to remove the pump with corrosion. I tried to hammer it off but it's stuck on there. It's a vertical pump so there's no Allen lock on it
I don't have many suggestions. I have cut them off (last step of course), Try a little penetrating oil. It you think the pump is no good you can try as many things as you can think of. Tough job.
I was adjusting the unloader to put less load on the motor so it wouldn't stall it when I pull the trigger. I believe it is a pressure adjustment. I don't have gauges to check. But both the volume and pressure dropped.
Good morning Bruce. I have a question. I have several air tools in the shop. When I attach air to them they leak. What do I need to buy so all will match? I’ll be going to harbor freight unless you recommend somewhere else. Thanks. Also, where did you get the pump? How much?
You turn down the unloader. This is a bigger one but they all have one. A wrench and a screw driver. Good luck. czcams.com/users/edit?o=U&video_id=zHBq1oHT--A
Hey I just installed this exact same pump on a similar pressure washer but there’s no pressure. It’s fitted with a brand new hose and nozzle. Any ideas or tips on how to fix it?
Bruce Pender yup! Brand new. Got the washer off Facebook and tuned up the engine, bought a brand new Briggs hose and nozzle with brand new tips. Ordered the exact same pump. The water flows through but with almost no pressure. I tried adjusting the unloaded valve but no matter what direction I adjust it to, the pressure remains the same.
@@MrAnonymous02 My first advice is to return it which i am sure you thought of. If you can't ---take it apart slowly and carefully to see if anything is out of place or broken. Yikes!!!
Hmmm I bought mine at a farm store here in Canada Peavey Mart. I would just start with a quick google search Just google power washer quick connect or something like that.
Hey Bruce I love your videos I have a question its off subject but I have a 6.5 hp tecumseh vertical shaft can I change or modify it to a horizontal shaft for a go cart
i have seen someone do the tecumseh. its has a pump to move the oil and not a slinger, you need to extend the pump pick up tube. i hink chargermiles maybe able to help you with that??
Here is the link. I should have put it in the comments. Remember it is Canada. www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B008VAL3X4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Nice job Bruce. The best thing I ever did was put a 3 foot clothes washer hose on my pressure washer, no farting around either. I have used that pump in the past or one similar with great results is this the pump that you put on. amzn.to/2xEspW7 You should put the links to products used in your videos it will answer lots of peoples questions.
You know as I live in Canada and 90% of my subs are in the U.S. i don't do it as often as I should as the prices are 35% more. This is an example. I hope it doesn't come into your spam folder. www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B008VAL3X4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
It seems the homeowner washers are coming down in price to the point where a new unit will be cheaper than buying a new pump in the future. I think that's their goal. LOL
Hey just wanted to say thank you for the insight about being able to adjust the unloader valve on a non-identical, or perhaps original, pump in response to the engine having trouble keeping up. Very much appreciated.
You are welcome.
Best advice I've heard,dont over tighten..I changed the unloader on a AR pump yesterday and i was replacing the water inlet and over tightened it and cracked the pump head at the threads
Right. I don't know if these even qualify as pure aluminium. LOL
So I learned about squeezing the wand an letting water go through before starting the engine, and learned about adjusting the pump. Thanks again for your videos. Merry Christmas.
Hey Bruce, Good news! I did what I had proposed I was going to do. I used the garden hose to back flush the pump in the opposite direction and got water to flow. Then I reattached the hose at the normal input and water flowed as you would expect. I reattached the pressure hose and wane. Purged the pump and started the engine. Working great again. Perhaps this fix might help you sometime.
Thanks a lot
Great video Bruce! I like how the quick connect for the wand can spin to keep the hose from twisting.
Yes They work so well.
you my man are a life saver ... $230 - 280 for a new pump from Briggs & Stratton ...
Thanks Joe . This is why I am on You Tube. I am just a regular guy who fixes stuff to the best of my abilities.
I appreciate your thoughts. I'm thinking that one or more of the 6 valves may be stuck closed. Tomorrow I'm going to try back flushing with the garden hose and see if water will flow in the opposite direction. My son picked this up on the side of road. My biggest expense thus far has been replacing the plastic fuel tank. Evidently it sat in the sun too long and the plastic fuel tank developed cracks. I think I can replace the whole pump for 100 or pump head for 80. Possibly replace the 6 valves for even less. I have zero experience working on these. I am a subscriber by the way and enjoy your videos.
OK keep going
Another Great Repair...I knew if I kept yelling at you to use the vise to hold the fittings ..That you would hear me !!!
I heard you. hahaha
Glad to see you were able to save the ol girl and didn’t have to part out a good engine. Great video
Ps show a shot of it on the wall I would like to see if I want mine there
I changed my mind It was a bit heavy ti lift.
I did. The engine runs fine. Usually you purge water thru the pump before you start the engine. Something must be blocking the flow of water thru the pump. I removed the unloader valve off and cleaned and reinstalled, did not make any difference.
I wish i was there.
Just subscribed. Like what I see so far!!!! Great idea for the quick connects on the pressure hose. That is always a problem when trying to spray. Tangles and twists and is a royal pain.
Welcome aboard
Nice fix - and nice little machine for around-the-house jobs.
Yes it is nice and light.
Hi Bruce. Whilst recently travelling with 4 Canadians one of them said they found my Australian accent hard to understand. Funnily enough I had no problem with theirs. Now Bruce, I am only two years younger than you so enough of this old stuff, we are wise not old. However, when you mentioned the loop of rope, I could only think of the emergency one I have hanging from the rafters in case I survive a nuclear attack. I liked the way you deliberately dropped in "Allen Fey" just to see if we were all paying attention. I would like to say that I do the same thing with my videos, however in my case I am just the worlds worst speller. ;-)
Well the Allen Fey was a spelling error Really i have no idea what that is oops sorry about that. A far as listening to our dialect it is pretty similar to OUR southern friends and we get lot of with that dialect on TV so you are more used to it than us.
Well done Bruce, good for another few years of service. I enjoy your videos.
Thanks Mario
You should make some kind of bracket for the pipes sticking out of the front, to make it stronger so if it tips forward it won't break the new pump.... most likely that's why it cracked the casing in the first place.... Great video.
Frost broke the first one. Winter is out big enemy on pressure washers.
Bruce Pender yeah I hear that.
"You see dat!"
Cracks me up every time.
Yes I adopted it form Apocalypse now "You smell dat!!!"
i guess I am kinda off topic but does anyone know a good website to watch newly released series online ?
@Rudy Matteo Try FlixZone. Just google for it :)
@Branson Brendan Yup, I have been using Flixzone for years myself =)
@Branson Brendan thank you, I signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) Appreciate it !!
Looks good Bruce
Thanks Joe.
well done bruce and a good price for the part.
Thanks Kevin.
Yes I found one.
Ryobi 3100 PSI not getting any pressure. Water seems to flow fine. It was producing pressure then I shut it off and turned it on 1 hour later and nothing. Is there a way to positively check if it is a bad pump rather than something else? Thanks.
Well I would remove the unloader (where the pressure adjustment is) check for corrosion there and put ir back to the same setting after. Take pictures as you go. Good luck
Nice vise Bruce
Thanks I have more than 1 vice lol yes I know vise
Thanks for the video. I have a similar machine with a similar pump. I'm having one heck of a time taking the old pump off the drive shaft. It descends about an inch and then seems to get jammed against something. I'm reluctant to use much force for fear of damaging the output shaft. Is there a secret position or something to get it to slide off?
Gosh. Just like you I would think that it would come after moving an inch. Have you got a method to grad the pump?
Thanks for the quick reply! I don't. Perhaps I should thread a rope around it and see whether I can tug it off. I'm really cautious these days about applying force. More than once I done more damage to a machine trying to fix something simple -- or lost fasteners or parts ;-)
If there is a separate key it may have shifted in the slot. Can you see the built in key on the edge of the pump?
It does sound like something hitting something solid. I'll have a look-see when I get home this afternoon. I'll let you know. Thanks again!
Did you figure out the removal process? I have the same issue. I removed 3 mounting bolts and it does not want to give. Am I missing something?
I have a pressure washer that when I let off the trigger it cuts off the machine. Then it’s like the pressure is built up so much and takes about 30 seconds to release after I’ve been holding the gun down. Any ideas? Motor starts right up only stops after I let go of the trigger. Thank you
There is a thing called the unloader and they get sticky. There is lots on you tube fr you there.
"That's as bad as my language gets - online!" LOL LOL LOL
Not a big deal I'm guessing but, you mounted that pump backwards. The hose inlet and outlet (from factory) come out the back on that model.
It will not bolt on the other way due to the bolts in the engine. These come with a front r rear mount and i bought what was on sale.
Very helpful, Thank You!
Glad it was helpful!
Very informative!
Thanks.
Bruce it is a bad pump, but oil did not work. I was planning on dismantling it as much as possible then cutting off the rest from the shaft. Any tips on cutting off the part attached to the shaft and key? As to not damage
Yes. I would cut along the area over the key. It is thinner and if you dig through you will hit the key and not the motor shaft. In this video i did NOT do this and nicked that engine shaft. But it worked out. This was a horizontal pump.
czcams.com/video/5kC5x6JWx3I/video.html
Thanks for the visual on the adjustment of the pressure, will try that on mine. Do you intend on putting antifreeze in the pump for winter, or is there a way to completely drain all the water on that model ?
I keep mine in the heated shop. I think there is a product called pump saver. It even has a hose fitting to put the product into the pump. About $10.. Worth every penny
Thanks! rusted the innards on mine from lack of that step
Bruce, I have a pump similar to this. It worked last summer. I pulled out today. Connected the supply water to it. Turned on water, no water came out of the pump. What might have happened to the pump to prevent the supply water from coming out where you connect the pressure hose?
Did you try to start the engine?
Hi Bruce. I have a briggs and stratton 675 series 190 cc pressure washer. However my throttle doesnt adjust. Do you have any videos on throttle repair or how all the parts should move?
No, sorry
Hey Bruce,love your videos. Could you tell me what brand, and where you got your hose and wand at. I am doing the same thing. Thank you in advance
Well My lat hose I bought at a yard sale and I really don't know which wand it is as i do so many. Sorry about that.
I can get that replacement pump, and up tp 2800 psi down here for about $65.00. Guessing a lot more up your way. Good job.
Thanks Jim
Bruce Pender I never did know how to adjust the pressure output, thanks.
Glad to be of help
I Have an 11 hp Briggs & Statton vertical shaft engine just sitting over here doing nothing. It came off of a riding mower that I put a bigger engine on. So basically it looks like all I need to build a pressure washer is a cart or I could make one, a pump, hose and wand? I am not very familiar with the gas operated ones, I thought they would be more complicated than that!
Just make sure the shaft (on the motor) width is matching the pump input width.
@@BrucesShop Will do, thanks!
@@BrucesShop On your case it was 7/8"?
Is it worth repairing? I was told pumps are expensive.
They run from 80 to 180 bucks
Hi Bruce your videos are so helpful, I am a retired Industrial Millright Mechanic. My wife and I moved to a permanent trailer park in Wheatley Ontario. I been fixing lawn morrow, bicycle,weed eater and power washers. I have a simoniz 3000 psi gas powered power washer to fix. The owner left it in the garage over the winter without winterizing it. Now when the water is hooked up the water flows out the drain tube by the unloader valve. I removed unloader value it looks OK to me. Do you have any ideas, could pump be cracked inside, I don't understand the purpose of the drain hose after seeing how the unloader is suppose to work. Would really appreciate some advice, keep up the great videos. Take care be safe
I have worked on many of these. Tried to fix them too. My advice is to go to Princess Auto and buy an equivalent pump for about $140. I have fixed them only to find they fail a short time later. Remember they run at the pressure of hydraulics but without the benefit of oil lubrication.
@@BrucesShop thanks Bruce that is what I will do, I appreciate the info greatly, keep up the videos so helpful. Take care be safe
Pressure washers don't have a drain hose. That hose is a chemical/soap injection hose. You stick the open end in your bucket/tank of chemical/soap and with the correct wand/tip configuration your chemical/soap will be siphoned in, mixed with the water, and sprayed out the wand.
Nice repair on the pressure washer but I think you need to invest in a new blade for your box cutter ;)
I can afford that. thanks
thanks Bruce ...
What is the best way to remove the pump with corrosion. I tried to hammer it off but it's stuck on there. It's a vertical pump so there's no Allen lock on it
I don't have many suggestions. I have cut them off (last step of course), Try a little penetrating oil. It you think the pump is no good you can try as many things as you can think of. Tough job.
Do you need to add any oil for new pump?
Most likely no. There will be a note if it needs oil. As well you can check it by removing the oil add bung and looking. Make sure the unit is level.
Hi Bruce, what were you adjusting on the pump? Was it pressure adjustment?
I was adjusting the unloader to put less load on the motor so it wouldn't stall it when I pull the trigger. I believe it is a pressure adjustment. I don't have gauges to check. But both the volume and pressure dropped.
Also, do you have a video on changing the oil in the pump? Thanks
No. It is easy. Some you can't as there is no drain plug. But on the last one I did I use 30W oil with NO DETERGENT. and fill it to the the threads.
Good morning Bruce. I have a question. I have several air tools in the shop. When I attach air to them they leak. What do I need to buy so all will match? I’ll be going to harbor freight unless you recommend somewhere else. Thanks. Also, where did you get the pump? How much?
I would put ne female connectors on there. I use M style. I ordered the pump on line. It came from overseas.
So like M connectors for everything?
What did you turn to adjust the pump since it was too powerful for the engine?
You turn down the unloader. This is a bigger one but they all have one. A wrench and a screw driver. Good luck. czcams.com/users/edit?o=U&video_id=zHBq1oHT--A
Hey I just installed this exact same pump on a similar pressure washer but there’s no pressure. It’s fitted with a brand new hose and nozzle. Any ideas or tips on how to fix it?
Is it a new pump?
Bruce Pender yup! Brand new. Got the washer off Facebook and tuned up the engine, bought a brand new Briggs hose and nozzle with brand new tips. Ordered the exact same pump. The water flows through but with almost no pressure. I tried adjusting the unloaded valve but no matter what direction I adjust it to, the pressure remains the same.
@@MrAnonymous02 My first advice is to return it which i am sure you thought of. If you can't ---take it apart slowly and carefully to see if anything is out of place or broken. Yikes!!!
Bruce Pender yikes is right lol. Going to contact the company to see what they say. Fingers crossed!
Be aggressive but kind. LOL
Great video. Bruce, where can I get that quick release brand part # ACE, LOWES, HOME DEPOT?
Hmmm I bought mine at a farm store here in Canada Peavey Mart. I would just start with a quick google search Just google power washer quick connect or something like that.
you should be able to just replace the Outlet pipe. thats where it was leaking at right?
No the whole thing is one piece. Bad engineering.
ah ok to bad..
Was this unit the "Briggs and Stratton Model #: 020581-01 " ??
I don't know. It is a Briggs 550E though
Hey Bruce I love your videos I have a question its off subject but I have a 6.5 hp tecumseh vertical shaft can I change or modify it to a horizontal shaft for a go cart
Wow I have not done that. Try Google and you tube of course. I am sorry, I can't help you.
Bruce Pender no problem I've seen people do it with a Briggs but I can't find one on a tecumseh thanks for the reply
i have seen someone do the tecumseh. its has a pump to move the oil and not a slinger, you need to extend the pump pick up tube. i hink chargermiles maybe able to help you with that??
beingsneaky ok thanks for the help
can u tell me where I can find a hoist lie the one u use in this video, nice for small machines, thank u,
This will help
czcams.com/video/yv7FtFWRHaU/video.html
Nice job. know what you mean with the knees... Those pumps are expensive eh.
Yes I did it to them 20 years ago when not paying attention.
mine were from football never liked the sport lol.
Do you still have that box of old Playboy mags under your vise?
I just read the articles and got rid of them. LOL
nice job,i need to upgrade my fitting to quick connects. a twisted hose is a pain in the arse
👍
Thanks.
how much money u got into it now
About $200
hi..i need a honda replacement pump..how i can get one..mgs me
I would order one on amazon with the same output pressure and volume.
hi Bruce Where did you order the pump ? are they hard to find ? thx
Here is the link. I should have put it in the comments. Remember it is Canada.
www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B008VAL3X4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
@@BrucesShop unfortunately currently unavailable. friend will give me his unit with bad pump as he bought complete new unit
Nice job Bruce. The best thing I ever did was put a 3 foot clothes washer hose on my pressure washer, no farting around either. I have used that pump in the past or one similar with great results is this the pump that you put on. amzn.to/2xEspW7 You should put the links to products used in your videos it will answer lots of peoples questions.
You know as I live in Canada and 90% of my subs are in the U.S. i don't do it as often as I should as the prices are 35% more. This is an example. I hope it doesn't come into your spam folder.
www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B008VAL3X4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Let me know if you got the reply please. It is confusing sometimes with a link.
Yup I got it. It is different than the one I used, also you use Amazon Canada. Thanks again. Bob
What purpose does that 3-foot hose serve please?
Nut you don't show how to removed that is the hardest part
There was no pump on it when I got it. How I remember is a friend brought it to me from a landfill This is still my washer today.
It seems the homeowner washers are coming down in price to the point where a new unit will be cheaper than buying a new pump in the future. I think that's their goal. LOL
Maybe. They are still over $400
Sometimes when you buy new pressure washer pumps they don't put enough oil in them
That could well be true for obvious reasons.
@@BrucesShop
That is what happened to my brand new pressure washer do a pressure washer pump locked up on it
Looks like the replacement pump I got...Wasn't quite the same as the original, blocked the oil drain plug...Oh well
Right You have to take these apart to change the oil. I don't think that will happen.
Glad we didnt see your belly button at 9:33!
My coat shrunk. LOL
That's good advice , to use that vice.....boom, boom ..ha ! Ha !
So how much you pay for your yellow scissor trolly lift...?
English Mik.
Mine was 189 Canadian 5 years ago Bruce here
Why didn't this guy prime the pump first? Must like to replace pumps!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This guy says I was working on it in the garage and wanted to to see if the engine would run. Just for a very short while.
@@BrucesShop So take the pump off!!! Only 4 nuts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Actually 3
kneee pads lol
You are right. I never used to worry about my knees and I am paying for it now.