Bob Foster
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CFR Rapid Recovery Wand
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ruff
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and to piggy back on Bob's question: Any feedback on their upholstery tools?
truckmount girl
1800greenglides
We made real glides for them, the Wonder Wand version. Over complicated, under-performing.
Take care,
Lisa
Take care,
Lisa
SMRBAP
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We run a few different upholstery tools, the CFR's clean the nastier ones best, but not left anywhere near as dry as our older drimaster's, which are used on the not so dirty's.
The only gripe I have is the nut on the air release cover comes loose, techs loose the nut, then the seal, then the cover, and CFR does not sell the parts, just the whole head, (which is BS, but such is life), I made a half dozen spares on my own, parts problem solved.
For the price of the tool, IMO, it outcleans anything we have used in the last 9 years.
The only gripe I have is the nut on the air release cover comes loose, techs loose the nut, then the seal, then the cover, and CFR does not sell the parts, just the whole head, (which is BS, but such is life), I made a half dozen spares on my own, parts problem solved.
For the price of the tool, IMO, it outcleans anything we have used in the last 9 years.
ruff
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indyallpro said:
Anthony,
How is it on the wrist?
It looks like it will be hard to maneuver.
Also, how is it to reach smaller areas and curves.
One of the reason that I like the PMF (jet in vacuum line) is because it is so maneuverable.
Ron Werner
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I noticed on the link that the wand is best used in the FORWARD direction, push forward with the jet on, jet off on the back stroke. Would take a little getting used to.
See any advantages?
See any advantages?
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
Jimmy L said:
Same company owns both, tucony I believe.
