You said a medium TM. Which one would you feel comfortable with the Hoss out of the box? And yes to your last question.
so what can you change and why would you change it out of the box......???
Out of the box the Trex comes with 3 jets. Can work with a 200 psi porty or a TM. For those who would like more flow, the Trex can be tweaked to produce more flow. Up to 4 additional jets for a total of 7. The jets are 02's for a flow of up to 14. A PCC can set it to suit himself.
fair enough...glad to hear that this machine was set up for different things....so pending on what you are using and maybe the type of carpet that it is cleaning you can change it around.....???.
they should all be box stock machines
Cause in the real world outside of the boards that's how 96.49% of the cleaners will use them
all should use same TM of course ....with 45 or 47 blower .
TM should be at "factory" settings too ..again, cause that's the average "real world"
..L.T.A.
Larry that shows your complete lack of pure knowledge on this or any other matter.
Anyone in the industry knows the real numbers.
Its 97.1% You have lost all your street cred with me and any other straight thinker on this board.
Out of the box is the only way to do the demo.
what a sad number.......that means that there is a very low percentage of guy that actually know what there doing............
Its 97.1% You have lost all your street cred with me and any other straight thinker on this boar
Sapphire Savant" data-source="post: 4188038" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">John, you state: "If someone walks in and wants a HOSS I will absolutely sell them one. I don't have one on the floor but I have sent several people up to the competition to ask them for a test drive of a HOSS and if they want one I would be happy to match or beat any price they could find on one."
No disrespect meant, but that's being an order-taker, not a sales maker. Manufacturers select distributors to promote and sell their products. That means a distributors should have in stock at least one of every product category that the manufacturer produces. That's a win-win: The manufacturer gets the representation and sales they need, and should expect, from distributors who've pledged to support the line; and distributors don't lose sales to customers who need or want something today, but have to go elsewhere, or choose another product, because the distributor doesn't have what they wanted it in stock. We all know the old saying; "you can't sell from an empty cupboard" - and that's especially true with products that need to be demo'd. You're also more likely to get your price, based on immediate availability, and the value that you personally bring to the sale, instead of having to meet or beat a competitor's discounted price.
C'mon, John, order a HOSS for your store today. It won't stay around long. Prove me wrong!![]()
Hank, do you have any idea of how many HOSS's have been sold to date?
ahhhhh spoken like a true slimy sales person....
who has that tie around his neck WAYYYY to tight, and thinks he KNOWS what the custy wants....
true there are some that will pay MSRP...but there are more that would rather wait for it to get a better DEAL.....
Hank, do you have any idea of how many HOSS's have been sold to date?
Are you coming to M9F Doug?
I'd love to buy you a drink.
you sound stressed.