Will this work?

[Jimmy L]

I was discussing theory with someone the other day and they brought up the idea of using a vac booster.


Turning down my PTO to low (Upholstery speed 700 rpm)

And then using a vac booster in line.

Will this provide enough suction as when the machine is running at full rpms?

What do you think the gas savings will be?

 

[Desk Jockey]

Not enough to pay for the Vac Booster!

Quit talking to Odin, or he will have you cleaning with an electric TM! :shock:

 

[Guest]

What vac booster you talking about Dolomite?

 

[Greg Loe]

keep your machine turned up and then stick the booster in line with it.

then it will be dry yesterday.

 

[Jimmy L]

Dry times are no problem but gas savings are.


Breviks vac booster.

 

[Mikey P]

Good lord Jimmy, what would you possibly save doing that?
79 cents a job?



Add five bucks to each job from this day on and tell T to find another sucker.

 

[Guest]

Are you an idiot Jimmy? I really thought you had more of a brain than that. How much is your time worth? I used to waste time hooking up a booster. They are great for someone just starting out.

Start learning how to market your services so you can be profitable and stop being a complainer. Fuel should only be 3 to 5 percent of sales and if you are not there you are not charging enough.

Dave

 

[alazo1]

Tell you what would be nice for me though. Having a remote switch to go to idle. Being alone and moving furniture or just when the custy starts talking to you in the middle of a job. Not only the gas saving but the annoyance factor would be a big plus.

Albert

 

[Jimmy L]

I am truly sorry for even bringing up my conversation with another cleaner describing theory and thinking outside the box.


So you PMF can just kiss my ass!

 

[Guest]

Maybe you should think outside the box and go Marketing. Gas will no longer be a problem.

Dave

 

[The Preacher]

is MArdy giving you the booster for turning him on to the Castex wand???