Dolly Llama
Number 5
George III said:i wouldnt mind seeing how much mercury it pulls.
guessing maybe 8 or 9 hg
Might be more, George
I think 12 is the about the best you can get from lectrovacs before the air starts slipping
..L.T.A.
George III said:i wouldnt mind seeing how much mercury it pulls.
guessing maybe 8 or 9 hg
Larry Cobb said:Larry;
Properly engineered electric extractors can achieve very high vac levels.
This is our 4-vac Titan portable:
It has two vac sets in parallel to increase CFM.
We think it is the strongest electric . . .
operating off two 20 amp circuits.
Larry
rctpks said:Impressive list!1) Listen to what the cleaners (aka- US) want and need. And then, pretty quickly and consistently come up with what we need.
2) Always try to improve and add new and better things.
3) Very (exceptionally) good prices.
4) Very responsive and easy to deal with company.
5) Absolutely stand behind their products.
6) Admit and fix when something goes wrong. (not give excuses like some here who have a long pattern of complaints for which there always seem to be an explanation.)
John it's got to make you feel good when your customers or potential customers not only recognize how hard you're working, but appreciate it too!
Nice work on the ETM, it's a good looking unit. Much better than the Mickey Mouse contraptions that one of your portable competitors has out there.
And while I hate to see you take sales from Terry because he is building a very good product too and has put a lot of effort into developing a market for a real ETM, not just a cobbled bunch of components pieced together.
However your marketing budget for the New ETM may also increase his sales along with yours by legitimizing the "Electric Truck Mount" to the industry once again.
Good luck! 8)
Bob Savage said:John,
I am excited for you and your new ETM. It fits a gap in the ETM market, which is still wide open.
Terry also builds a sharp looking ETM, and has many happy customers.
As far as hurting one another's sales, there are way more people wanting an ETM than all 3 of us can probably produce. So there are plenty of sales to be had by all.
I have sold 30-some ETM's over the years, and very few of the purchasers came from any of the BBS's.
The reliability of an ETM, the low operating cost of an ETM, and the versatility of an ETM, make it my preference, even though we still use a gasoline slide in in our CC biz.
They (ETM and gas slide-in) both produce the same great results, in the same amount of time, for our CC customers, and our ETM is building the businesses of other CC owners all over the U.S.
We have several owners who are still using their SAVAGE ETM after 5+ years of cleaning - and a few almost 10 years.