Ol' Slurpy ready to work

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"Slurpy", a twenty year old Advance Aqua Clean was smoked by the elves a year and a half ago. New vac motor, new hoses, bearings, seals and main brush, a bit of paint and some Coastie elbow grease and it runs like a Swiss watch.

Friday night he goes to work cleaning a doctor's office complex, 5 floors up. Usually I encap it but we all know that ya gotta flush once in a while!
 

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Well, it all went very well. I used DS2 as prespray, 1 oz/gal of Saiger'sCide in the rinse. Slurpy laid it down and sucked it up like a boss. It was well on the way to drying when I left and MUCH brighter! If you could have seen the thick black, inky slops going into the toilet...
Here's the thing; I have encapped this same job four times, but the key to a good encap is the followup vacuuming. Next time I might just flush it again, but with the Ranger and 360i and brush head.
Still all in all it went splendidly.
 
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Well, it all went very well. I used DS2 as prespray, 1 oz/gal of Saiger'sCide in the rinse. Slurpy laid it down and sucked it up like a boss. It was well on the way to drying when I left and MUCH brighter! If you could have seen the thick black, inky slops going into the toilet...
Here's the thing; I have encapped this same job four times, but the key to a good encap is the followup vacuuming. Next time I might just flush it again, but with the Ranger and 360i and brush head.
Still all in all it went splendidly.
You the boss, boss! To each their own! But for the life of me I don't understand why you wouldn't use the ranger and 360i in the first place:icon_question:
 

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Well, it all went very well. I used DS2 as prespray, 1 oz/gal of Saiger'sCide in the rinse. Slurpy laid it down and sucked it up like a boss. It was well on the way to drying when I left and MUCH brighter! If you could have seen the thick black, inky slops going into the toilet...
Here's the thing; I have encapped this same job four times, but the key to a good encap is the followup vacuuming. Next time I might just flush it again, but with the Ranger and 360i and brush head.
Still all in all it went splendidly.
I have a Bane and a king cobra for 2nd. floor work, and my guys think they've died and gone to hell!
 
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You the boss, boss! To each their own! But for the life of me I don't understand why you wouldn't use the ranger and 360i in the first place:icon_question:

I just wanted to see how well Slurpy would do and how long it'd take.

He did about $100/hr, including furniture work with another machine. That's pretty good.
 
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Aquaclean classic was the first porty I ever ran.. It had the brushes right behind the head. It's a drag machine right?
 

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