c_adkins said:F'ing ®'R...
Chris, I've been on this board almost as long as you.....DUMBA55. See, I can call names too, you pathetic POS!
Have a great day!
c_adkins said:F'ing ®'R...
meAt said:damion68 said:For those who keep trying to tell me the numbers dont matter....then why does anyone post them? Kindda silly if they dont mean squat.
I can help with that one, cause I'm one of the dudes that doesn't put much stock in numbers.
Simply because they rarely reflect "real world" experience.
manufactures and sales peeps have been hyping "best case scenario" numbers for ever in every facet in every biz
Amway trots out their "diamonds"
Joe Polish trots out the dudes that increased biz by $300K a year
the Scratch b gone dude tells us he gets a bazzilon bucks and hour for wiping a scratch
TM manufactures claim CFM specs of uncorked blowers
Ricky Cimex and the shake 'n shine salesmen spout best case scenario production number and results that rarely happen
etc, etc, etc
so numbers really don't mean much with out "real world" experience to back up claims
that's the point Scott, I and a few others are saying
...L.T.A.
Scott Rogers said:I have no bone in this fight but in my opinion your original argument is pointless. stick some hose on the wand and see for yourself if the suck is acceptable to you. Numbers mean squat, its only real world performance you should worry about. Should they have gotten you the numbers, sure. but the numbers aint going to change a thing and really mean nothing. you dont need a bench mark, you dont have the gear to measure yours to compare anyway.
You should see the BS numbers truckmount manufacturers put out there to make their machines look good.
What your real gripe should be is the break down issues. But this issue gets screwy when purchasing used equipment. Now you have to figure out if it was a manufactures defect or the previous owners abuse or lack of maintance.
As a business owner you simply can not run unreliable equipment. Nothing can hurt your business more then this. I hope these issues are behind you and that the machine is reliable now.
Bob Foster said:The reason I like Mytee is they have proven themselves to me to be a company that is genuinely interested in addressing the needs of carpet cleaners. We have given them suggestions about how to improve products and new products and they have responded far better than most manufactures we deal with by doing so.
When it came to addressing what carpet cleaners perceived as shortcomings in some of their products they took the criticism constructively and did change their products.
What is bewildering is, by your account, they appear to you to be conducting themselves in the exact opposite way.
Somethings wrong here. If you insist on being stubborn for the sole purpose of seeking revenge instead of a solution, some of us logically are going to judge you negatively and not Mytee.
So what do you want; a solution or just to throw some graffiti on Mytee's reputation?
Bob, thank you for your insight....thats exactly what I am trying to do. I am asking that he post it because there are others that have asked this same question.Bob Foster said:So here are the choices. Get John to address right here on this thread or you call them and both of you could choose to let us know.
most likely knowing you would never be smarter than me on your best day and just proving how dumb you actually areOk Greg, I see your one of those who I am going to need to speak slowly too
damion68 said:c_adkins said:F'ing ®'R...
Chris, I've been on this board almost as long as you.....DUMBA55. See, I can call names too, you pathetic POS!
Have a great day!
admiralclean said:Damien, or Mark, or whoever you are. It is my understanding that you are a moderator over on T-M-F. I have no beef with you, or your posts on this board, but I would like to point out that you have been given freedom of expression here that I understand is not allowed over on your board.
Your welcome.
Greenie said:Mark, in all seriousness, the M12 uses 2 stage vac motors, not exactly high lift vacs, I wouldn't be expecting a measurement at 100' of hose let alone 150' of hose, it's a high airflow (plumbed in airparallel) configuration, it'll make 200 cfm, but I wouldn't routinely use it over 50', why would ya?
So...Nathan's comes back with a theoretical 100" water lift at 50', what does that change? How does that impact you?
I'm sorry to hear about your vac motors biting the dust, they were warranteed right?
admiralclean said:Damien, or Mark, or whoever you are. It is my understanding that you are a moderator over on T-M-F. I have no beef with you, or your posts on this board, but I would like to point out that you have been given freedom of expression here that I understand is not allowed over on your board.
Your welcome.
Scott Rogers said:I like this guy!! He has the balls to stand up for him self states his side well, and doesnt beat around the bush. Agree with him or not. we need more people around here like him.
And I am wondering why John hasnt piped in here. as often as he is on here I find it odd that he hasnt seen this thread.
Pointless on not he wants to see the numbers and it shouldnt take more the 5 minutes to run this test.
meAt said:it that right, you're a mod over there?
as I understand it, when one of T-MF "board de jour" favorites is questioned and called out like you did here, it disappears to some secret room
is that true?
.L.T.A.
Steve, as i stated originally, I originally asked this questionn on thier forum. All my correspondence with them on this matter has been through there. As they were responding on there I didn't see the need to call or email them.Steven Hoodlebrink said:Had you ever tried emailing them or calling ?