Kellie Hiler
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Ah....of course. Thank you!
370.1.5
- Thread starter Mikey P
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Barry-QDCC
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I might be admitting how dumb I am but I don't understand the title of this post "370.1.5" ???
Barry-QDCC
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I don't know if you are asking me but I'll answer. I "try" to ask for a yelp review but I find most people have never done a Yelp review before so if they do one I know I'll not be able to use it.
mikey has a 370 sapphire scientific tm, and hw is using a 2" to 1.5 whip hose with it and most of his tools. easier to manage.
Wandslinger
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Mike's lost his mind
Nate The Great
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Barry-QDCC
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he's running out of catchy post titles to get our attention.
Mikey P
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My carpets are left softer and fluffier then ever.
Brian H
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Why would that be a bad thing if I a customer was "coached" on what to say? I can't imagine they would post a glowing review if they weren't totally satisfied.
Kellie Hiler
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Doug Rice
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What is M12 Trim?
There you go Kelli I out dumbed you on the questions. Don't apologize for working your butt of to do a better job for your customers and your future. America needs a lot more of that old fashion work ethic.
There you go Kelli I out dumbed you on the questions. Don't apologize for working your butt of to do a better job for your customers and your future. America needs a lot more of that old fashion work ethic.
Kellie Hiler
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Actu
Actually, you have a good point. They are giving you the review because they are happy and because they want to help you, so if they ask you what you want other customers to know and you coach them a little bit, it's not like you are lying, you are just showing them how to help you out the right way.
Kellie Hiler
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Thank you Doug! Lol...no dumb questions right?! The M12 trim is the Mach 12 wand that he used to edge the rooms, as the rotary extractors don't get right up against the trim.
steve_64
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Im not saying Its bad. It was just my impression of what I read. And I like messing with the boss.
Mikey P
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right on momma!
Mikey P
Administrator
No but when the Vortex finally dies it wont be replaced with another Big Truck/AT/870. I dont need two dual wand rigs in Scruz.
In that very unique demographic one "Dually" rig and a single wand rig for small job, long distance/hilly and for applying FPA and the proceeding spot cleaning jobs, a small van will be ideal.
I'm hoping the Vortex lasts for as long as the state lets it stay around.
If it blows up tomorrow I suppose a 1200/CDS/Butler would be in order.
I dont want or expect my guys there to maintain a slide in.
Kellie Hiler
Member
I think the 2" vs 1.5" debate comes down to personal preference than actual results, I have Ti wands on both vans now but when I had my white magic I used aw29 with a 6 foot whip and never noticed a bit of difference...
Mikey P
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Nampa Carpet Cleaning
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My 370 is still Kickin Butt. I just hit 600 hrs today. Only thing not working right is the chem feed needs to be gone through. It might need a new 3 Way Valve or Metering needle valve. I just haven't had the time, been doing FWR
I was trying to test the rise time. The vacuum is set for 14 HG at the end of 100' Hose. This is with the 90 Gallon tank. I am still running under 3000 RPM. The blower is spinning around 3400. Not bad for a 20 hp Kohler
I was only running 350 PSI but that is with 7.5 flow. She moves some water
I was trying to test the rise time. The vacuum is set for 14 HG at the end of 100' Hose. This is with the 90 Gallon tank. I am still running under 3000 RPM. The blower is spinning around 3400. Not bad for a 20 hp Kohler
I was only running 350 PSI but that is with 7.5 flow. She moves some water
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Goomer
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Kellie Hiler
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Lol! You know what I mean....
There are companies out here that advertise using pics of a nice van and claim that they are using "state of the art" equipment and show up with a creeper van, no lettering and a porty, and do a horrible job.
So, yes...many customers ask over the phone what equipment we use, they verify that we have a good TM.
There are companies out here that advertise using pics of a nice van and claim that they are using "state of the art" equipment and show up with a creeper van, no lettering and a porty, and do a horrible job.
So, yes...many customers ask over the phone what equipment we use, they verify that we have a good TM.
Nate The Great
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BITE YOUR TONGUE!!
My porty IS state of the art!!!.......................
@Cleanworks has the state of the art porty..................... But you'll get 3 hernias trying to load that bad boy.....
On a serious note, I'm jealous and I'd like my best friend that knows how to weld make me one like his.....
But Jimmy L. Customers says he leaves their rugs dripping wet.That's what she said.....
Errr, I meant, you know...the lady in that review!
With as many as they are selling, the used market in 10 years will be full of them. The TM mechanics will all get to know the quirks of the machine.
In many products the second model is often the best value. The base model sets the initial price to enter the market. They add several upgrades to the second model in the line and don't charge a whole lot more for the upgrades.
Then they added a big upgrade to many guys on the next model ss570---water cooled motor---an only a couple thousand more. How the heck do you not end up with their top of the line model? It is only a couple thousand more........
Their naming plan works really well also. Rage ss370 ss570 ss870...
Whereas which is taller? An Everest an Apex or a Peak?
The factory walk through Mike did of the SS factory was awesome. The Butler factory walk through was really good also. The videos on the Prochem site are pathetic...
