Sapphire 370- Steaming Mad At Dirt!
- Thread starter Mikey P
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Cleanworks
Moderator
Yeah but your still alive. What's up with that?
SamIam
Member
Put the hoses back on the bimba before you fry something!
hogjowl
Idiot™
He was talking to Chavez
Maybe???
Lol!
What kind of heat would an old blazer hold if one of those was in the water box?
Maybe???
Lol!
Desk Jockey
Member
hogjowl
Idiot™
I hear the F police coming.
Joel D
Member
I know these are wrong with what you said to Matt but Just having fun
Increase throttle? Tiny tach
Heat up fresh water
Bigger solution lines
The right solution lines
Tiny blockage in an orifice
Run 50 ft of inch 1/2
Increase throttle? Tiny tach
Heat up fresh water
Bigger solution lines
The right solution lines
Tiny blockage in an orifice
Run 50 ft of inch 1/2
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
Move bimba manually.
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Mikey P
Administrator
Bimba
a bumba is what you feel like after spending 4K to go look at a pos drag wand you'll never buy.
a bumba is what you feel like after spending 4K to go look at a pos drag wand you'll never buy.
I just know there's Tons of 370 owners out there looking for something to get better performance out of that setup that had promises when it was first introduced, and they're reading this thread super close
Mikey's in the spotlight. Can he deliver the promising results that he's showed?
Back in 2012, I drueled over the Amtex videos watching that crooked sumbich clean carpet with a two jet wand in a cold air condition room, steaming up the place
I got fked
Mike better have some accurate info info for the 370 owners
Mikey P
Administrator
Drooled*
Before any of you run out and buy a 370 to clean Chinese restaurants in high rises, bow down to Saiger.
He nailed it.
I hooked to a commercial kitchen's hot water faucet.
I've don't thata few times with different truck in the past and never had an issue.
But the 370's thermo valve couldn't take the constant 240-180 and was releasing water from the exchanger back the the waste tank to the point that I had to dump every half hour or so.
The valve is actually activated by a wax core that releases a seal when it hits a certain temp. I was worried that I may have ruined it. Worked fine the next day.
I've cleaned that carpet enough ties now to know that that extra 40 to 50 degrees was really helping.
Good juice and the brush head was all it really needed.
Before any of you run out and buy a 370 to clean Chinese restaurants in high rises, bow down to Saiger.
He nailed it.
I hooked to a commercial kitchen's hot water faucet.
I've don't thata few times with different truck in the past and never had an issue.
But the 370's thermo valve couldn't take the constant 240-180 and was releasing water from the exchanger back the the waste tank to the point that I had to dump every half hour or so.
The valve is actually activated by a wax core that releases a seal when it hits a certain temp. I was worried that I may have ruined it. Worked fine the next day.
I've cleaned that carpet enough ties now to know that that extra 40 to 50 degrees was really helping.
Good juice and the brush head was all it really needed.
Cleanworks
Moderator
I used to do that with a portable. 100 psi pump. Felt like 500 psi with that much heat. Eventually melted the diaphragm in the pump though.
SamIam
Member
So now you carry a commercial water heater on board??????so your not so hot TM can be a flame thrower?
As long as you dont run it through a softner.
I dont think your supposed to go over 125 with those.
As long as you dont run it through a softner.
I dont think your supposed to go over 125 with those.
Cleanworks
Moderator
Where were you dumping?
Mikey P
Administrator
had to drive around the corner to a clean out
Oh that is funny! When I first got my 870 one of the first jobs I did with it was a Chinese buffet @TConway helped me with that job. I remember I couldn't get the damn thing to cool down. Turned out the facet was hot water only.
