How would a Mytee M5 perform against a weaker heated machine

[vegijohn]

Thanks for the results from Mickey's Fest on the portable shoot out.
But how important is heat?
To add a heater to M5 means a third cord which means the need for third separate outlet. I see increased chances of popping circuit breakers.

Question: Will the M5 w/o heater and just hot tap water, clean better than a weaker heated model? Or this can be solved by just using stronger Chems?

 

[Mr.V]

I think you kinda answered your own question

as far as an inline heater,,,,,,,,I usually run 50ft.of hose,,,,,,,,,,I use 2 sections of 25ft. solution hose with the heater in the middle and there is most commonly a seperate breaker.

I don't have alot of issues blowing breakers with the M-5,,,,,,,,hope this helps

 

[XTREME1]

I always used the Little giant propane on a dolly when I ran a porty

 

[vegijohn]

I always used the Little giant propane on a dolly when I ran a porty

That is most likely illegal in California but thanks.

 

[XTREME1]

here is the one I used

http://www.***************/store/master ... -4928.html

 

[Greenie]

Vegi,
The GG-M5 has much more flow than the average machine, I'll take the flow (and pressure) over the heat when I only have two circuits to work from.
If you have the third (or even 4th) circuit, then you can have your cake and eat it too.

I try to remind guys that to get "real heat" from elec. units for marketing purposes, they usually cut the pressure and flow back to 1/2 of what the GG-M5 puts out.

The GG-M5 comes with Auto Fill and Auto Pump Out.....cause you need it... water cleans, so use some!

 

[Guest]

Thanks for the results from Mickey's Fest on the portable shoot out.
But how important is heat?
To add a heater to M5 means a third cord which means the need for third separate outlet. I see increased chances of popping circuit breakers.

Question: Will the M5 w/o heater and just hot tap water, clean better than a weaker heated model? Or this can be solved by just using stronger Chems?

I use the 3ht;

http://www.americankleenpro.com/hotomatic.htm