broncobowsher
Contributor
I suspect a lot will have to do with how well packed the scrubber was to start with. When I was taught to pack my rEvo they are solid. You shake them and make sure there isn't any rattling inside.
Next would be the ride itself. Sitting on the passenger seat is a nice smooth ride. That is where a car is engineered to be smooth at. Now the bed of a pickup, that is bolted solid to the chassis. No rubber cushions (body mounts). That isn't engineered to be smooth. Tons of vibrations will pass through. Is your drive down a billiards table smooth road, or a washboard dirt road?
I remember when I first got the rebreather (it may still have been during the training class) someone showed up to the boat with a rebreather and decided to check the sorb in the parking lot. It had settled in the drive over and they topped it in the parking lot. I don't remember the brand, just they used a golf ball to plug the inner port during the top off.
Next would be the ride itself. Sitting on the passenger seat is a nice smooth ride. That is where a car is engineered to be smooth at. Now the bed of a pickup, that is bolted solid to the chassis. No rubber cushions (body mounts). That isn't engineered to be smooth. Tons of vibrations will pass through. Is your drive down a billiards table smooth road, or a washboard dirt road?
I remember when I first got the rebreather (it may still have been during the training class) someone showed up to the boat with a rebreather and decided to check the sorb in the parking lot. It had settled in the drive over and they topped it in the parking lot. I don't remember the brand, just they used a golf ball to plug the inner port during the top off.