The Show

[LCCFL]

I really hope people can make videos about different TM’s. The pros and cons. I’m sure it will be interesting.

 

[Mikey P]

Hydramaster, Steam Action and Eldiablo.

 

[LCCFL]

Hydramaster, Steam Action and Eldiablo.

You have a video coming up?

 

[Mikey P]

You have a video coming up?

Im not going...

 

[Desk Jockey]

 

[LCCFL]

Jeff is my peeps. I saw this on his page. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Walrus Gumboot]

We bought our new Hydramaster Titan 575 from Janitor's Closet or whatever in Tampa about a month ago. Not sure if that's close to you or not. Good folks and a good price.
and one badass machine.

 

[DAT]

Theres barely any room in that truck...jeez

 

[Cleanworks]

Theres barely any room in that truck...jeez

That's a show truck, not necessarily a daily working truck.

 

[Mikey P]

Theres barely any room in that truck...jeez

This day and age nothing's more important than plenty of room in a truck, in my opinion

 

[Jim Pemberton]

This day and age nothing's more important than plenty of room in a truck, in my opinion

X2

The obvious problem of a crowded truck is appearance and disorganization.

The less known one is damage to equipment:

You might be surprised how much damage is done to wiring and even some brass fittings from wands, groomers, and rugs being shoved into the working parts of truck mounts.

Add to that damage from items being stepped on, slammed in doors, or that fall out of the door when the truck is opened after items have been stuffed in to the ceiling.

 

[Cleanworks]

We should all have a CDS.

 

[Mikey P]

No thanks..

 

[Desk Jockey]

We should all have a CDS.

I like them CDS and Butlers excellent for carpet cleaning but when it came to power, we sent the Prochem units.

Tile & grout, water extraction, multiple wand setups, even extended hose lengths were handled better with the Prochem units.

The Everest was always the first machine out, followed by Performers. They loved the 210 recovery in the Butlers especially for commercial carpet work.

 

[Cleanworks]

I like them CDS and Butlers excellent for carpet cleaning but when it came to power, we sent the Prochem units.

Tile & grout, water extraction, multiple wand setups, even extended hose lengths were handled better with the Prochem units.

The Everest was always the first machine out, followed by Performers. They loved the 210 recovery in the Butlers especially for commercial carpet work.

Hard to argue with an Everest. The newer CDS with the salsa package is pretty decent. You can turn up the pressure now for tiles. The 47 blower is good on pretty long hose lengths. The only downfall of the salsa or Butler or Cleanco extra heat packages is that it takes time for the blower that extra heat

 

[Desk Jockey]

Hard to argue with an Everest. The newer CDS with the salsa package is pretty decent. You can turn up the pressure now for tiles. The 47 blower is good on pretty long hose lengths. The only downfall of the salsa or Butler or Cleanco extra heat packages is that it takes time for the blower that extra heat

Not a noticeable time difference vs a slide in.

 

[Kenny Hayes]

No thanks..

All they shiate and still wearing a Casio

 

[Mikey P]

yep.


Its got street cred.

 

[Cleanworks]

Not a noticeable time difference vs a slide in.

My old CDS is developing 210 degrees F. The newer ones should be a lot better.

 

[Desk Jockey]

My old CDS is developing 210 degrees F. The newer ones should be a lot better.

The dual exchanger Butlers would really smoke but that's with one wand. They were a pain to run two off of so we rarely did.

 

[LCCFL]

We bought our new Hydramaster Titan 575 from Janitor's Closet or whatever in Tampa about a month ago. Not sure if that's close to you or not. Good folks and a good price.
and one badass machine.

I'd never do business with them ever again. I bought my TM there it is was a headache.

 

[Walrus Gumboot]

We have a 2020 chevy extended 2500 and carry ALL the tools, 6 air pods, 2 snout fans for speed drying upholstery and 2 folding stands for those fans.
5 - 20ft runners for crossing hardwood floors and 0ne door mat. Seal- a -door etc.
My son is one ocd organizer extraordinaire .

 

[Mikey P]

We have a 2020 chevy extended 2500 and carry ALL the tools, 6 air pods, 2 snout fans for speed drying upholstery and 2 folding stands for those fans.
5 - 20ft runners for crossing hardwood floors and 0ne door mat. Seal- a -door etc.
My son is one ocd organizer extraordinaire .

OP?
CRB?
175?
RE?

 

[Walrus Gumboot]

We don't carry the OP and don't have a CRB yet, but yeah to the 175 and RE.
Tile wand also onboard.

 

[Walrus Gumboot]

oops

 

[Mikey P]

We don't carry the OP and don't have a CRB yet, but yeah to the 175 and RE.
Tile wand also onboard.

Good enough...

 

[Walrus Gumboot]

Also Turbo Force spinner

 

[LCCFL]

Pretty good suction. I have tested this unit personally and seen the heat stays steady. Downfall is the small tanks. Of course it is in a NV200.

 

[randy]

Was the show well attended ? Walking around in a mask for 10-12 hours seems like some kind of old testament punishment from God to me.

 

[Jim Pemberton]

Was the show well attended ? Walking around in a mask for 10-12 hours seems like some kind of old testament punishment from God to me.

Spending 10-12 hours with any large group of people, pre-pandemic, pandemic, or post pandemic, masked or not is a kind of Old Testament punishment for me.

Better yet, medieval punishment is more like it. An old fashioned stoning has nothing on being hanged, drawn and quartered.

That is more like what a long day in the crowd would be for me.