Cyclo Polisher

[Derek]

just ordered this one from : http://www.topoftheline.com/excycpac.html

hope it works on stairs and upholstery.

who uses one for pre-scrub or VLM?

pro's or con's?

thanx --- Derek.

 

[Greenie]

I love the "baby diaper bonnets". LOL

So how come you can haul out a tool like this and not push a wand?

Sometimes it's just easier to get the carpet clean....with water.

 

[randy]

I have that unit, it works however a $40.00 "commercial " polisher off Ebay with fiberplus pads is preferred. The buffer is in the dumpster in 10-12 months however they work great. The cyclo is rebuild-able but cost 6 times as much.

 

[Jimmy L]

I have one too.
Its on the truck and it sounds like an electric drill.

The only thing in my opinion its good for is to use the soft brushes and agitate your furniture prespray.

 

[roro]

Contradicting Jimmy will probably earn me another electro-cob but IMHO they are an excellent machine - Whittakers used to sell them as part of their system.
As well as stairs and the like we use them when buffing up leather upholstery.
They are a true commercial machine, built like the proverbial brick out-house ;they last for years

roro

 

[Derek]

thanx fellas. just another tool.

Greenie, i'm not gonna use it to clean carpet! :shock:

thanx --- Derek.

 

[Bob Foster]

Jimmy Ladwig is the original cyco polisher.