Mikey P
Administrator
So....
Larger wheels..
Taller jug holder..
and all mine!
Larger wheels..
Taller jug holder..
and all mine!
My TOPS Raptor was a wee short for my Shrek sized proportions .
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Dolly Llama
Number 5
Painting Over Electrical Receptacles
A condition I encounter constantly during home inspections is electrical receptacles (outlets) that have been painted over. This is a very bad practice and should never be done...L.T.A.
You should put some mountain bike shocks on that.
Mikey P
Administrator
Cleanworks
Moderator
Now it's a Phoenix.
Mikey P
Administrator
wheels don't touch the floor.
Mikey P
Administrator
Cleanworks
Moderator
Big difference. Should be easier to use.
Nate The Great
Member
Game changing!
Mikey P
Administrator
I've never been a "one size fits all" sort of fella....
The wheels UP design of the Raptor demanded a longer handle in order for me to dance with it....
The wheels UP design of the Raptor demanded a longer handle in order for me to dance with it....
Sierra Clean Care
Member
With wheels up, I would assume it handles like a 175, only with a jiggle??
Mikey P
Administrator
You'de think but, no..
It doesn't want to get away from you...
You could train a rookie in minutes.
Papa John
Lifetime Supportive Member
SO wheels down is Not a good thing? I would think it easier to control with wheels down. My odyssey jumps a lot.
Sierra Clean Care
Member
I’ve turned my Phoenix ‘wheels up’ more than a few times to grind traffic lanes, and the dreaded chair wear behind desks….
It’s kinda a pain in the arse.
Hopefully nothing like that.
It’s kinda a pain in the arse.
Hopefully nothing like that.
Mikey P
Administrator
Try different speeds...
Mikey P
Administrator
Papa John
Lifetime Supportive Member
on my Odyssey? thought only On and Off switch? where the speed dial?
Mikey P
Administrator
It's not a dial but rather the center contraption that mounts the driver to the counter balancer in your manual it shows you how to adjust it with the included wrenches
Mikey P
Administrator
Jumping isn't a term I would use or am familiar with so you'll need to describe what you're concerned with
Is it possible the bristles from the driver are grabbing the carpet causing it to stall for a brief second
If your pads are too thin or too small that can certainly happen
Is it possible the bristles from the driver are grabbing the carpet causing it to stall for a brief second
If your pads are too thin or too small that can certainly happen
Papa John
Lifetime Supportive Member
My pad are thin and I do have the habit of pushing or pulling the machine to speed things up, and maybe my pads are not wet enough.
Kenny Hayes
Member
The Vibe will do that on an elevated floor such as a church floor going up hill. Pushing harder makes it jump. I lower the handle to level it out.
Nate The Great
Member
Turn around and go down.. Then reverse it back up.. It's the loonies who want "look ma, no wheels"..
