Butler owners.

[Becker]

For whatever reason you need a new set up.

Would ya buy another butler?
The world is your oyster to choose.




We've got no room for boring.

 

[Wing It]

Yes. I am not mechanically minded so the butler is great for me. They have a long track record of happy clients.

 

[Steve Lawrence]

I've been buying Butlers for 21 years. The dependability and ease of maintenance has won me over. Now with hi-heat the system is awesome. The only improvement I would make is offering a #5 blower although the suction is very good.

 

[Becker]

Any butler owners near Seattle?


We've got no room for boring.

 

[Shane Deubell]

Absolutely, equipment malfunctions cut into my posting time....

High Heat option will probably be part of the next one.

 

[Jim Nelson]

Yes. I have one want to see it?

 

[Mark Saiger]

The Butler units have treated my family well for many years and made us a lot of money.

Very pleased with them.

Lot's of miles and lot's of hours on our units.

Take a look at my post #18 on this thread. Will tell you how we make our Butlers last and make a lot of money for us.

http://mikeysboard.com/forum/showth...ur-CDS-PTO-units&highlight=Mark+Saiger+Butler

 

[Desk Jockey]

Love the 210 recovery tanks. There is a lot to be said for simplicity too.

With the more powerful slide in today it might be a tough decison. But at this moment yes, I'd gladly by another.

 

[Becker]

Yes. I have one want to see it?

Yeah. What year?


We've got no room for boring.

 

[Lyman]

I am on my 4th butler as of september.I only keep mine 4 years and trade on a new one. In 13 years i have had 4 down days because of mechanical failures. 6 down days because of chevy failures. I only live 2.5 hours from butler, which helps. On my trade ins,I have gotten the percentage they advertise every time.

 

[Lonny]

Mine is currently a 99 with about 5500 hours on it. The heat isn't as good as the new issue units, however, the carpets get cleaned, dry fairly quickly, and thus far no issues whatsoever . I love the stainless tanks. I do wish the unit could be mounted so as to get more usable space in the van.

 

[Steve Lawrence]

The Butler layout does use up a lot of van space however, with all that room for the components it sure is easy to maintain and repair when you need to. My biggest complaint about the several slide-ins I had was the nightmare of working on those knuckle busters with all the components cramped into such a tight space. It's a trade-off I'm very willing to make.

 

[Jim Nelson]

Yeah. What year?


We've got no room for boring.

06 I got in 07

 

[GeneMiller]

06 I got in 07

If I had known butler put them in box trucks I would probably have gone that route in 06.

Gene

 

[hogjowl]

If I had known butler put them in box trucks I would probably have gone that route in 06.

Gene

At first glance, the Butler in a box is attractive. It's not until you sit there looking at the bottom line number that you realize the terrible truth.

You're paying a pretty penny for a very nice box truck...

... with a 47 blower in it.

Seems like waste of room to me.

 

[Desk Jockey]

Its only a waste of space if you don't use the room. Its a great multi function truck for us.

Its always ready for a water loss, with all the shelving we can do a decent size water job out of it and still carry out carpet cleaning equipment at all times. When we have a large commercial job we also can throw on several Cimex's and have the ability to HWE & Encap. With the large fresh and waste tanks you can cut through quite a bit of acreage before you need to consider filling or dumping.

It's the guy's favorite truck.

 

[FB7777]

Isn't Marty running a 36 blower out if a free candy van