Cobbs TM

[The Magician]

Larry Cobb got a new tm.....

 

[Chris A]

and... what is it?

 

[The Magician]

20 hp Kohler, #4 blower, 17 hg, HX, for $9995

 

[Chris A]

goop?

 

[Jay D]

only pic is a mytee tank, we want to see more Larreee!

 

[Larry Cobb]

Jay & Magician;

We think the new TM design is going to be very cost effective @ 9595 uninstalled.

It will also have a smaller footprint in the truck, leaving room for other equipment.

With the 20 HP Kohler Command engine and full-size HX,
it should be economical to operate also.

Larry

 

[The Magician]

Larry your new TM looks like a winner. Good luck. what kind of heat will the TM do?

 

[renegade_cowboy]

Larry your new TM looks like a winner. Good luck. what kind of heat will the TM do?

Where is the pic of the new tm?

 

[Larry Cobb]

Magician;

It will have a stainless 46" x 6" HX with a working pressure of 1500 PSI.

Temps of 200° to 210° should be the norm.

Photos will be online in a few days.

Larry

 

[Larry Cobb]

Brent;

Here is a photo of the prototype 20 HP DC2045. #4MP Blower & 1500 PSI HX.

It has been refined in a few respects from this early photo.

Larry

 

[Brian R]

Makes me want to clean carpets again.

 

[renegade_cowboy]

Brent;

Here is a photo of the prototype 20 HP DC2045. #4MP Blower & 1500 PSI HX.

It has been refined in a few respects from this early photo.

Larry

Thats a great looking design. Do you have anymore pics? When is the release date for this machine?

 

[CleanEvo]

That sounds like a great price.

 

[Curtis Pennington]

Nice clean,good price,open design...looks good.

 

[carpet cleaner]

Larry, it looks good.

I would like to see you move the hour meter up a few inches on the face plate and add a temperature gauge on the face plate.

 

[Duane Oxley]

Looks pretty EZ, Larry... :wink:

(I do mean the above in a good way....)

 

[Shane T]

I don't mean to be a party pooper but I don't know see enough to make any comment. That being said if it's simple and reliable it will be worth the money.

 

[Curtis Pennington]

Larry, it looks good.

I would like to see you move the hour meter up a few inches on the face plate and add a temperature gauge on the face plate.

ahhh missed the temp guage easy fix....I would add that fer sure.

 

[renegade_cowboy]

Larry hows the new design going? Is there a release date and do you have more pics?
Great Price too.


Thanks

 

[Larry Cobb]

Brent;

The prototype has had a couple of revisions.

Now, we are trying to decide the final location of the recovery tank...

On the left, as in the picture,
or on the right, which would be just behind the front seats in a van.

Larry

 

[Guest]

I will make it "simple" for you Larry,put it behind the seats

 

[renegade_cowboy]

I will make it "simple" for you Larry,put it behind the seats

Agreed. Would love to see a side view.

 

[Larry Cobb]

The prototype is bolted to the recovery tank mounting brackets to save floor space.

They are 1/4" steel, so they are easily capable of supporting one half of the mounting plate.

The mounting plate can be mounted as a separate assembly on 4 supports.

It takes up less floor space with the recovery tank on the left,

but the mounting plate is less subject to damage with the recovery tank on the right.

Larry

 

[carpet cleaner]

I think on the right behind the seats of the van would be better. Because the tank would have somewhat of a heat shield effect and help keep heat out of the front of the van after a cleaning job.

Brent;

The prototype has had a couple of revisions.

Now, we are trying to decide the final location of the recovery tank...

On the left, as in the picture,
or on the right, which would be just behind the front seats in a van.

Larry

 

[diamond brian]

20 HP and HX.
You don't need a temperature gauge.

 

[bob vawter]

SO.....

it's direct coupled?

 

[carpet cleaner]

No, it's on pulleys.

SO.....

it's direct coupled?

 

[Goldenboy]

Dont buy a TM from a guy who wont return phone calls. Randy does not count.


Golden Boy

 

[Larry Cobb]

Waldo;

I'm sorry I didn't get to talk to you. I was on the phone with another customer.

Randy said he discussed the silencer plumbing with you, so I thought your question was resolved.

Also, D'Andre, in our service department, knows blower plumbing pretty well.

I'll give you a call Monday, or if you are working, you can call me.

Larry

P.S. Your #5 blower outlet is 4" NPT.

 

[Guest]

Plain and simple!

You wonder why people buy a V for $85k