Can I run 6 hoses on a Dynachem 24hp w/o losing 30% suction

[Moser Bros.]

I'm cleaning a law office on Friday and I don't want to use a portable.

I have a Dynachem 24hp Honda with a #4 blower, I'm going to scrub with a Cimex prior to extraction, I think I'll lose about 30% suction over 4 hoses, but I'm not sure on how much I'll lose, I'm also using an Airpath fan and post padding with an encap.

 

[alazo1]

6 hoses meaning 300'?. Should still have more suction then a portable.

Albert

 

[Out of Character - 0]

Tape off a few of the holes on your vac relief, provided you don't have a good valve.

 

[Ron Werner]

2.5" or 2" hose?

 

[Greenie]

You'll be fine.

Since the DC machines only have a single 2" port you don't really have the choice to run a Y, so go with what you got.

 

[Larry Cobb]

Moser Bros;

Insure that you are at 16" of lift with the vac inlet sealed. Adjust the vac relief valve if required.

When going over 200', I would try to utilize 2.5" hose.

We have run with 300' of 2", but you must keep the hoses straight & free of foam for maximum lift at the wand.

Larry

 

[Moser Bros.]

I just have a 2'' hose and I have 5 corners and a flight of stairs to go up.

 

[SRI Cleaning]

I think you'll be fine. I have ran that much hose on an 18 horse white magic. You'll tell the difference but it still will be beter than a portable.