Rotovac steam shark

[gebbert01]

Any one have any thoughts or experiences with the rotovac steam shark setup

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[Shorty]

Never heard of it until now.

But it seems a STEAL.


"Steam-Sharks are built using heavy-duty components and rugged steal chassis to withstand the most rigorous conditions"


http://www.carpet-cleaning-equipment.net/images/steam-shark.shtml

 

[gebbert01]

Sounds like your a salesman for it. I can't believe no one has any experience with it

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[Goomer]

They have simply paired their cfx extractor with a hot water pressure washing unit.
In essence, its nothing more than a porty-mount, and therefore plauged with the same real-world practicality issues that are present in any porty-mount set up, which I find to be ridiculous.

 

[Chris A]

I love how in their video they have it mounted in a 1994 aero star, as if to say, how can we make this even more broke dick looking?

 

[Desk Jockey]

At best its a band-aid until you can afford a real TM.

However you'd probably be better off waiting and making one purchase instead of two.

 

[Nate The Great]

I love how in their video they have it mounted in a 1994 aero star, as if to say, how can we make this even more broke dick looking?

Correction, it's a 1994ish Dodge Caravan.... I miss my dang Aerostar ext van... Good rug picker upper and could fit into highrise garages...

 

[Chris A]

You're right, I was going off memory my bad

 

[Shorty]

Just to set the record straight...........

NO, I am not a salesperson nor even a spokesperson for Rotovac.

I was merely TRYING to point out the difference in their ad re; steel frame as opposed to steal frame.

I have not even attempted to steal their steel frame, so help me gawd............

 

[rick imby]

Seems like a waste to run a 5 horse gas motor to just run the water pump. With just a little more power you could run a vacuum off the same motor and have a real truckmount. Gas for the motor, Diesel for the burner, gas for the vehicle and three different electrical outlets for the rotovac and the vacuum. Setup and tear down with a waterline to the van for cold water, hot waterline to the house, three separate 120 v circuits seems like about the same as just using a regular porty.

 

[gebbert01]

Hey shortly,
I know ur not a salesman just busting balls. I just happened to see ad and knew nothing about it.

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[What A Difference Ky]

I looked at it before I bought my first system. I would probably look at an EZ Truckmount before you made a move on this one.