In Line filters

[Ross Buettner]

Since my waste tank basket went ka-put, I am looking at getting one of these.

Any comments on some good ones?

 

[Dolly Llama]

the fastest, easiest, least expensive and "effective" route are the pool filter type .
We've used them "forever" and won't run without one.

We currently use a Mytee Linthog with 2.5" vac ports

I don't like the sock filters or panty hose over the the screen filter like some guys use .
they fill/clog with fine silt too quick and air flow is lost in a hurry.

The stainless strainer filter is more than fine by it's self

Keep the filter as close to the TM as practical for best airflow performance.
Just a short piece of vac hose appx 4-5ft long from TM to filter


..l.T.A.

 

[Desk Jockey]

We have several lint hogs too.

 

[Ross Buettner]

Who sells em?

Jondon has one with the sock, it looked flimsy.

 

[Jim Martin]

by pass the pool filter and the lint basket and put a nylon in the hole where you connect the hose to the filter box and then attach the vacuum hose to hold it in place.....if possible..leave the basket in place to help support it....

 

[J Scott W]

Here's a link to an excellent in-line filter, reason price, durable enough to drive a truck over. Actually drove thr truck over this multiple times to get the video and photos we wanted.

http://www.interlinksupply.com/index.ht ... ++++++++++

 

[LGSTEAM]

Hydro-Filter inline waste filter is great have had my new one for a few months now its great it is really tough!! Airflow is much better compared to old hydro filter. The screw on cap is nice. Just be sure to wash it out after each job. Lid can be a bit hard to get off if u let sand build up or let it dry. U can also see in it the other u cant. Run mine with a 5 foot whip connected to Truckmount. All in all its great and the price is nice

 

[John Olson]

Who sells em?

Jondon has one with the sock, it looked flimsy.

Here ya go
http://www.superiorcleaningsolutions.com/servlet/the-817/CARPET-CLEANING-EQUIPMENT-TRUCKMOUNT/Detail

PS Thats is the old picture Hoody needs to update it it looks like this
http://www.mytee.com/products/product.php?id=F200

 

[Hoody]

I have no clue what you're talking about. :mrgreen:

 

[Fred H]

http://www.realcleaners.com
they have some serious filters

 

[John LaBarbera]

Here's a link to an excellent in-line filter, reason price, durable enough to drive a truck over. Actually drove thr truck over this multiple times to get the video and photos we wanted.

http://www.interlinksupply.com/index.ht ... ++++++++++

If you would like us at Mytee to "really run over" it let us know. We'll be glad to give it the same test we ran the Lint Hog through. And we will even video it for you. I'll see you at Connections my friend.

 

[sam miller]

http://www.realcleaners.com
they have some serious filters

The only problem I have with the devastator is with limited space this thing is bulky and huge it may filter alot and need empting less but it just to friggin big IMHO. If you run a box truck with lots of room its probably fine!

the pool filter with 2.5 cuffs is better suited for limited space!

 

[PCCN]

Totally agree with most of the replies. The inline type filters are easy to use, clean, and stroe on the truck. you can get a metal filter instead of fabric for most of them for longer use. I bought one of the Sapphire (blue box) filters for over $400 and have used it 3 times. Total waste of money. Bulky, and have had to replace the seal on it twice so it isn't worth the hastle. It is a good dust collector in the garage though.