Anyone have an SS 870 TM?

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Pros/Cons? Dual wanding sounds very appealing.
It's hard to find any in depth info on this unit. Must not sell very many.
 
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What do you want to know? I have an 870 and absolutely love it. It's simple to use, been reliable, and pleanty of everything. Currently have 660 hours on it and only had a sensor go out. Sapphire customer service was terrific and got me running again fast. Plenty of power for anything you want to do. If I had to do it again, I would in a heartbeat. Dual wands with no issues.

If you have specific questions, hit me.
 
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Does it have a built in auto pump out? I can't find the weight or dimensions anywhere. What is the standard fresh water/waste tank size? How long of a run can you dual wand at?
I believe I'm going to buy a cutaway box truck rather than a van because of all the equipment.

Where did you buy yours?

Thanks for the response.
 

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What do you want to know? I have an 870 and absolutely love it. It's simple to use, been reliable, and pleanty of everything. Currently have 660 hours on it and only had a sensor go out. Sapphire customer service was terrific and got me running again fast. Plenty of power for anything you want to do. If I had to do it again, I would in a heartbeat. Dual wands with no issues.

If you have specific questions, hit me.

What kind of vehicle is yours in?
 

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Does it have a built in auto pump out? I can't find the weight or dimensions anywhere. What is the standard fresh water/waste tank size? How long of a run can you dual wand at?
I believe I'm going to buy a cutaway box truck rather than a van because of all the equipment.

Where did you buy yours?

Thanks for the response.
I bought mine at Cleaning Solutions in Medford Oregon. The guys up there are pretty knowledgeable and I also buy some chems through them. The longest dual wand run I have done was about 700' of hose. Yes, it's heavy. I have it in a 1 ton van. I wish I had more room. Eventually i'll stick it in a Promaster or Sprinter.
 
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I bought mine at Cleaning Solutions in Medford Oregon. The guys up there are pretty knowledgeable and I also buy some chems through them. The longest dual wand run I have done was about 700' of hose. Yes, it's heavy. I have it in a 1 ton van. I wish I had more room. Eventually i'll stick it in a Promaster or Sprinter.

A van? Are you able to still get a Zipper, Devastator wand, 175, 10" crb, rv360,and a Cimex in there? Those seem to be the essential tools (just for carpet).
 
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What do you want to know? I have an 870 and absolutely love it. It's simple to use, been reliable, and pleanty of everything. Currently have 660 hours on it and only had a sensor go out. Sapphire customer service was terrific and got me running again fast. Plenty of power for anything you want to do. If I had to do it again, I would in a heartbeat. Dual wands with no issues.

If you have specific questions, hit me.
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It uses a lot of fuel on high.
But don't run it on high unless your dual wanding. If your duel wanding and worried about fuel cost ehh I don't know what to say.
If you buy an 870 to clean residential its just overkill. I have heard some complain about water usage. I use an APO so I don't really care.
But if you use magic water that you carry and run it on high heat and max rpm. Your gonna use water. On a normal residential house there is no reason to be above medium and low heat.
 

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It uses a lot of fuel on high.
But don't run it on high unless your dual wanding. If your duel wanding and worried about fuel cost ehh I don't know what to say.
If you buy an 870 to clean residential its just overkill. I have heard some complain about water usage. I use an APO so I don't really care.
But if you use magic water that you carry and run it on high heat and max rpm. Your gonna use water. On a normal residential house there is no reason to be above medium and low heat.
Thats what I figured, I bet its nice to have the extra power when you want it :rockon:
 
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It uses a lot of fuel on high.
But don't run it on high unless your dual wanding. If your duel wanding and worried about fuel cost ehh I don't know what to say.
If you buy an 870 to clean residential its just overkill. I have heard some complain about water usage. I use an APO so I don't really care.
But if you use magic water that you carry and run it on high heat and max rpm. Your gonna use water. On a normal residential house there is no reason to be above medium and low heat.
Bill Bruders designed the 370 for Residential

The 570 is just for guys with little peepees.
 

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It uses a lot of fuel on high.
But don't run it on high unless your dual wanding. If your duel wanding and worried about fuel cost ehh I don't know what to say.
If you buy an 870 to clean residential its just overkill. I have heard some complain about water usage. I use an APO so I don't really care.
But if you use magic water that you carry and run it on high heat and max rpm. Your gonna use water. On a normal residential house there is no reason to be above medium and low heat.
1.So if you are running one wand on medium setting would your fuel usage be around a gallon an hour?
2.on that setting what would be an approximate average dry time for you?
3.Also did you use a fuel tap or a separate fuel cell?
 
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