Tom Conway Devpro Wand, board hype...
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Larry Cobb
Member
Talked to Tom at length today.
We have a demo Swivel Devastator wand being shipped to us for anybody that wants to try it in the north Texas area .
We are also making the non-swivel 14" Devastator available at a substantially reduced price,
with the same enhanced recovery,
and ease of fingertip adjustment.
We have a demo Swivel Devastator wand being shipped to us for anybody that wants to try it in the north Texas area .
We are also making the non-swivel 14" Devastator available at a substantially reduced price,
with the same enhanced recovery,
and ease of fingertip adjustment.
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Mikey P
Administrator
you too?
what a coincidence...
what a coincidence...
Jim Martin
Supportive Member
after using the swivel for a month or so...there is absolutely no way I could ever go back to a straight wand...I have moved way less furniture because I can lay it down and get under them....all those tight places are a breeze to get to...the swivel is more then worth the extra coin and will pay for its self time and time again............
Mikey P
Administrator
Im the nostrofookendomas of the carpet cleaning world.
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
Larry Cobb
Member
Mytee introduced the first mass produced great concept in a wand.
Thanks, John.
Thanks, John.
Mikey P
Administrator
mass produced by not bought by the masses in any sense.
why is no one talking about the new Bentley?
why is no one talking about the new Bentley?
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
Because it is not a zipper and it is not a devpro
Mikey P
Administrator
Seriously..
Zero mention if not by Cu.
It's not a bad wand, just hate the sloppy swivel
Zero mention if not by Cu.
It's not a bad wand, just hate the sloppy swivel
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
On a serious note every mytee Bentley wand I have ever used extracted very well just didn't like the jet brass concoction.
Mikey P
Administrator
Yes, they have above average air flow.
The rest is sup par compared to Tom and Tony's swivel offerings.
The rest is sup par compared to Tom and Tony's swivel offerings.
Okay guys little update, I should have the adapter some time later next week....they WILL GO OUT to guys that have the wand, if I happen to miss you please call or text or email me.
This fitting will allow us to put grease into swivel under a little pressure. In video I only did it with wand planted like it was cleaning, but you can rotate the wand head 180* and inject more if you like. I believe the best grease is the white lithium type grease, but you can use what ever you have and should be fine.
This fitting will allow us to put grease into swivel under a little pressure. In video I only did it with wand planted like it was cleaning, but you can rotate the wand head 180* and inject more if you like. I believe the best grease is the white lithium type grease, but you can use what ever you have and should be fine.
Mark Saiger
Mr Happy!
Saiger" data-source="post: 4468995" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">Nope just put in the new and it will force it out, I would put rag down to do this though. I asked the Oring guy that question.
Mikey P
Administrator
Tom you forgot to mention that the set screw/ should NOT be threaded in all the way, rather flush when the outside of the swivel housing.
Marty for $99 plus all travel expenses Ill come service yours.
Marty for $99 plus all travel expenses Ill come service yours.
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Jim Martin
Supportive Member
and DO NOT..turn the head thinking your going to work the grease ( or at the time the vegetable oil ) down into the head with the set screw out..you will find your self in a panic on your hands and knees looking all over your garage floor for the little bally thingy's.......so I here.....
Mikey P
Administrator
and while your in maintenance mode take all the other set screws out ONE BY ONE and lube the threads with Anti Seize or in a year's time or 1000 jobs, which ever comes first, you'll strip the Allen head if you were to try and take the swivel apart to replace O rings
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hogjowl
Idiot™
It looks complicated. I bet I get grease on my fingers!
