HF 2" S-bend wand

[Jamesh921]

HydroForce: 2-Inch Quad Jet S-Bend Stainless Steel Wand
was: $332.11
Now: $257.98

Here's a link.

http://www.steambrite.com/hydroforce-2i ... -5799.html

Anyone have any info on this wand? Any good? POS?

Thanks,
James

 

[John Olson]

Vietnam wand from vinus. I dont have them in my store. The older I get the more I understand it is cheaper to buy qualiy once then mediocre over and over.

 

[Jamesh921]

OK, so it's junk. Good to know. What do you recommend in a 2" wand with a 14" head, 4 jet, with a glide and how much is it?

 

[Larry Cobb]

James;

The wand you referenced is a 12" model.

This CMP 14" w/4 angled jets is low 300's.

http://ccs5.com/zen/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=76&products_id=1327

Add the glide and you're good to clean.

The Mytee Bentley with the new Stainless jet manifold . . .
does clean a little better for a little more investment.

Larry

 

[Jamesh921]

Steambrite's price on the 11 - 13 Inch Carpet Wands - HydroForce: 2-Inch Quad Jet S-Bend Stainless Steel Wand [AW57] is $332.11 (NOW)=$257.98.

Yea, they were kinda vague in representing the width of the wand (11-13 inch) but I thought it was a pretty good price.

Since it is apparantly a junk wand, I decided to ask you guys which 14" wand is a better value.

Larry, do you guys ship the wand with the glide attached? If so, how much extra?

If not, can you ship the glide unattached? If so, how much for the glide if sold seperately?

BTW, love your Powermax and your Solvent. Good stuff.

 

[amazingcleansc]

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Vietnam wand from vinus. I dont have them in my store. The older I get the more I understand it is cheaper to buy qualiy once then mediocre over and over.

my hard headed ass is just now starting to figure that out.

 

[Shorty]

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Vietnam wand from vinus. I dont have them in my store. The older I get the more I understand it is cheaper to buy quality once, than mediocre over and over.

my hard headed ass is just now starting to figure that out.

There are many strategies for success that over the decades have espoused the theory that you get what you pay for.

Something like, if you buy an item at the cheapest price, it's a good idea to add some insurance for it.

And if you can afford to add that insurance, it's possible that you can afford the better one to start with. !gotcha!

Shorty Down Under.