Chavez how many of theses are you going to get?

[dealtimeman]

http://www.jondon.com/ea-revolution-dehumidifier.html

I don't think it has wheels, will be interested in seeing the unit at connections for sure and all of the other new toys coming out.

Drieaz just keeps pushing out innovative products, that keeps us up to date with available tech and I like that.

 

[Shorty]

Looks nice, BUT, I can see some cleaners doing their backs in carrying those from vehicle to site.

Two handle grips at the top which makes carrying it not as safe as hands under the weight.

(Unless it's an esky with beer in it).

Wheels make it so much easier and safer.

Possibly stack 2 on a trolley to wheel in.

 

[Desk Jockey]

Circa 1997
Oh man back to carrying D's? I think one reason my arms are so long is from carrying 50's & 110's for years!

Those are cool looking, I like the stack-ability. Do they operate off a stand?

Drieaz rocks!!!

 

[Jeremy N]

This look awesome!

 

[Ralph Pastorelli]

With no wheels I wouldn't want to carry it around but it does look nice.

 

[Desk Jockey]

I wouldn't want them for residential but it would be nice to stack them up 5x2 high and roll them in on a cart for commercial losses.

 

[Larry Cobb]

I liked the new 130 pt.@ AHAM LGR8500 Dehu by Viking.

It moves a healthy 400 CFM, and has some new technology that outperforms competitive units.

About $2K

Xactimate: WTRDHM>>

http://www.vikingairmovers.com/lgr8500.html

Larry

 

[Chris A]

Jeeze you Resto guys get to have all the cool shit, what's your favorite uph tool?

 

[Desk Jockey]

I liked the new 130 pt.@ AHAM LGR8500 Dehu by Viking.

It moves a healthy 400 CFM, and has some new technology that outperforms competitive units.

About $2K

Xactimate: WTRDHM>>

http://www.vikingairmovers.com/lgr8500.html

Larry

That does look like a good one Larry. Is that there first dehumidifier, I didn't know they made them?

 

[dealtimeman]

I am still not convinced on these for general use. We could use a couple units like these a few times a year but as of right now don't see how practical they are. They would fit in crawl spaces easily but we don't do that many.

Anyone ordered any of these?

 

[Desk Jockey]

I see their use more for commercial work, stack them on a cart and roll those bad boys in. It would save on trips into the building and take up less space in the truck.