Vinnie
RIP
Now that you sold your V, what are you using now or what kind of Mach. will you get.
Hey Marty
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hogjowl
Idiot™
Vinnie:
I will be glad to answer you question, but excuse me for one moment while I take care of a little business.
Cameron ... kiss my ass.
Now, back to Vinnie. Thank you for asking. I bought a TCS Chief II, but not until I had them make a couple of changes to it. I had them put 3 inch ports on the waste tank and bring both to a manifold built onto the side of the unit. This allowed me to have much better air flow than what you get with their standard set up. It also allows me to work out of the side door, instead of the back. I had 2.5 ports installed at the manifold. I don't dual wand with it, I may try at some point, but I imagine two 150 hoses would have about as much suction as what a 33 blower puts out. However, one 150 hose with the first being 2.5, it gives me the same dry times I used to get with the V when single wanding with it.
I had them put a #4 Little Giant heater in it instead of the standard #3 they normally use. It will give me instant gum melting heat.
I have a standard Chevy 3500 van, so with the addition of the #4 heater, I decided to take out the standard 175 gallon waste tank and go with a 100 gallon to give me a bit more room. I got an auto pump out with it.
Did I forget to tell Cameron to kiss my ass?
I will be glad to answer you question, but excuse me for one moment while I take care of a little business.
Cameron ... kiss my ass.
Now, back to Vinnie. Thank you for asking. I bought a TCS Chief II, but not until I had them make a couple of changes to it. I had them put 3 inch ports on the waste tank and bring both to a manifold built onto the side of the unit. This allowed me to have much better air flow than what you get with their standard set up. It also allows me to work out of the side door, instead of the back. I had 2.5 ports installed at the manifold. I don't dual wand with it, I may try at some point, but I imagine two 150 hoses would have about as much suction as what a 33 blower puts out. However, one 150 hose with the first being 2.5, it gives me the same dry times I used to get with the V when single wanding with it.
I had them put a #4 Little Giant heater in it instead of the standard #3 they normally use. It will give me instant gum melting heat.
I have a standard Chevy 3500 van, so with the addition of the #4 heater, I decided to take out the standard 175 gallon waste tank and go with a 100 gallon to give me a bit more room. I got an auto pump out with it.
Did I forget to tell Cameron to kiss my ass?
daniel@procarpet
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Good for you Marty.
I see you were selling your gh. You're smarter than I thought you were. You are selling your overhyped _______.
I see you were selling your gh. You're smarter than I thought you were. You are selling your overhyped _______.
F
FB7777
Guest
It comes with a 4HT Heater ,dumbass... you didn't upgrade it
http://tcsatl.com/chief2.html
TCS CHIEF II
Standard Features
27 HP Kohler
Sutorbilt 4L @495 cfm
Cat 290 @ 1200 psi
Little Giant 4HT @ 180,000 btu's
300' vacuum hose and reel
300' solution hose and live reel
150' water supply and live reel
55 gallon fresh water
175 gallon recovery
The Chief II is the flagship of the TCS line. Powered by the legendary Kohler 27, the high-performance 4LP (#47) blower provides all the flow you need for dual-wand performance. The additional air flow and waste capacity make the Chief II an ideal choice for the serious restoration professional. Cleaning in dual-wand configuration helps cut the amount of time it takes on large cleaning jobs in half. Another feature is the 180,000 btu propane heater that provides sizzle, even with both wands working at the same time. The Chief II will be the last truckmount you ever have to buy. No other machine at this price can match the performance and dependability of the Chief II!
Total Cost: $18,475.00
http://tcsatl.com/chief2.html
TCS CHIEF II
Standard Features
27 HP Kohler
Sutorbilt 4L @495 cfm
Cat 290 @ 1200 psi
Little Giant 4HT @ 180,000 btu's
300' vacuum hose and reel
300' solution hose and live reel
150' water supply and live reel
55 gallon fresh water
175 gallon recovery
The Chief II is the flagship of the TCS line. Powered by the legendary Kohler 27, the high-performance 4LP (#47) blower provides all the flow you need for dual-wand performance. The additional air flow and waste capacity make the Chief II an ideal choice for the serious restoration professional. Cleaning in dual-wand configuration helps cut the amount of time it takes on large cleaning jobs in half. Another feature is the 180,000 btu propane heater that provides sizzle, even with both wands working at the same time. The Chief II will be the last truckmount you ever have to buy. No other machine at this price can match the performance and dependability of the Chief II!
Total Cost: $18,475.00
Nate The Great
Member
fred boyle said:
Lol, *insert hoof in _ _ _ _ _!*
Must be a sweet sounding machine...
hogjowl
Idiot™
They changed that as a result of seeing how my unit performed.
They love me over there.
They love me over there.
Brian R
Member
Marty,
Work on your marketing and your machine expense won't matter....as much.
Work on your marketing and your machine expense won't matter....as much.
F
FB7777
Guest
hogjowl
Idiot™
Fred ... are you skyping now too?
Lyman
Supportive Member
Same dry times with a 33 blower, marty come on, you know better then that.
Bob Savage
Member
Lyman, I believe what Marty said.
The design itself of a vacuum system can completely change (markedly improve) the vacuum ability of a given vacuum source - i.e., a 33 blower in the right vacuum system design will kick ***.
The design itself of a vacuum system can completely change (markedly improve) the vacuum ability of a given vacuum source - i.e., a 33 blower in the right vacuum system design will kick ***.
cu
Supportive Member
bout time you came back to the real world.now be happy , make some money, stop reading ics posts about uping your price's and shut the fook up
A
amazingcleansc
Guest
Bob Savage said:
do any 33 blowers kick ass with 150ft of hose?
joeynbgky
Supportive Member
joeynbgky
Supportive Member
Marty can we see some pics of the unit? I'm jelous
Nate The Great
Member
joeynbgky said:
Uh, I wouldn't take it that far...
joeynbgky
Supportive Member
can we gets some pics marty?
Desk Jockey
Member
Easy there fellas, our hero is no dummy. Heck, the upgraded heater only cost an additional $400.00. :shock:
hogjowl
Idiot™
I have a new blackberry phone that is supposed to let me take pictures and put them on the net. Soon as I figure out how to do that, I'll put some up.
I have read what Bob Savage said I said and after three attempts, I still aint sure it I said that or not.
I have read what Bob Savage said I said and after three attempts, I still aint sure it I said that or not.
Brian R
Member
Make sure the Blackberry is on. :mrgreen:
Ok, I'm done with the "on" jokes....I tend to go overboard. Sorry.
Ok, I'm done with the "on" jokes....I tend to go overboard. Sorry.
Pmatte
Member
Who wants to see pics of Marty's unit :shock:
Doug Cox
Supportive Member
So, How close to the asking price did you get on the V Mart?
ruff
Member
cu said:
Listen to CU!
Jim Nazarian
Member
If you cant figure out how to get pics from your phone to your PC & then to a hosting site then use iTookThisOnMyPhone its pretty easy.
http://itookthisonmyphone.com/tour.aspx
http://itookthisonmyphone.com/tour.aspx
hogjowl
Idiot™
If I ever get around to actually taking a picture of it, I probably will only send it to Joey.
The rest of you disrespectful dimwitts can just kma.
Especially YOU, Cameron.
The rest of you disrespectful dimwitts can just kma.
Especially YOU, Cameron.
Desk Jockey
Member
shhhhheehh pissy are't we!
