My new tool

[Cleanworks]

Just received my new PMF Mach 12 wand today and tried it out on a wool berber carpet. About 1000 sqft. I have to say, best wand I have ever owned. It is the titanium version, light as a feather, glides effortlessly with it's 2 piece Teflon glide and cleans beautifully with the 6 flow I had them set up for me. Jets are completely adjustable up and down and the angle as well. Yes it's only 1 1/2 inch but for guys like me, it's all I need. Not quite in the same league as the Devastor but for guys who don't want a 2 inch wand but want performance, this baby's got it. Thank you PMF and Sam at IAA Carmeli Cleaning who got it for me at a reasonable price.

 

[hogjowl]

I've got one if you want another

 

[Mikey P]

The SS Ti is it's near twin. forces 2" hose use, less finicky manifold.

Im going to set my M12 up at 8 flow for when I clean for Alabamians.

 

[Cleanworks]

I've got one if you want another

I probably couldn't afford the shipping. Over a hundred bucks just from Oregon.

 

[Cleanworks]

The SS Ti is it's near twin. forces 2" hose use, less finicky manifold.

Im going to set my M12 up at 8 flow for when I clean for Alabamians.

Got to wash them good before you let them in the house. 6 flow won't quite do it. Great for carpets though.

 

[Mikey P]

Took me three times.


You Kenadians...



Oh by the way, Ken Harris is about to make a comeback.
Maybe Foster can build him a forum.

 

[Ron K]

I've got one if you want another

Why don't you like it?
If so I'll take it.

 

[Nate The Great]

Why don't you like it?
If so I'll take it.

He like a woman, if he ain't bitching, he ain't happy.......


@Desk Jockey was here

 

[hogjowl]

I've got two Conway wands

 

[Ron K]

I've got two Conway wands

Please enunciate your big words!
Translation........
Please speak nurmelly!

 

[hogjowl]

I have a DevPro wand on each van. No longer need a Ti wand.

 

[Cleanworks]

I have a DevPro wand on each van. No longer need a Ti wand.

Mr. Moneybags down there.

 

[steve_64]

What do you want for it?

 

[steve_64]

I need a stair tool too.

 

[Ron K]

I need a stair tool too.

Have a Pro_Chem Long Handle. Don't use.

 

[BIG WOOD]

Has anyone used this model stair tool? I saw this in the corner of my mechanic’s showroom floor and decided to try it out. I’m not too sure about it yet

 

[Mikey P]

Never even seen one before

 

[Desk Jockey]

I have a couple of Hydrahoe's around here somewhere. Old version though, I late 70's.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

UT 40. Mike Palmer showed it to me in 1981.

 

[ruff]

This uncontrolled tool purchasing addiction sound like a northern exposure thingie.

Mark & Ron, Marriott & Saiger.

What latitude you got to exceed to be afflicted?
Or is it the temperature?

 

[Cleanworks]

This uncontrolled tool purchasing addiction sound like a northern exposure thingie.

Mark & Ron, Marriott & Saiger.

What latitude you got to exceed to be afflicted?
Or is it the temperature?

Can never have too many tools.

 

[BIG WOOD]

This uncontrolled tool purchasing addiction sound like a northern exposure thingie.

Mark & Ron, Marriott & Saiger.

What latitude you got to exceed to be afflicted?
Or is it the temperature?

Having a stair tool that relieves any strain on the back is the most important tool for a carpet cleaner. So I'm gonna keep buying until I find it. I've only used this tool once, and it wasn't impressive. I'm gonna adjust the handle on top and see if that was the cause, and I looked at the opening on the head and it seems like it's too far open. I'm gonna try to pinch it together to close it a little bit, and see how well it performs

 

[BIG WOOD]

UT 40. Mike Palmer showed it to me in 1981.

The newer UT 40's look like the head is closer to a 90degree angle with 2jets mounted on it. This one is more of a 45degree with just a single jet, but it has the hydrahoe trigger valve, which I love. I think those things are almost bullet proof

 

[Cleanworks]

The newer UT 40's look like the head is closer to a 90degree angle with 2jets mounted on it. This one is more of a 45degree with just a single jet, but it has the hydrahoe trigger valve, which I love. I think those things are almost bullet proof

Matt, I have been using the unSaigerized pmf swivel tool for residential lately. I like the way it cleans, especially over the bullnose. The risers I usually just cuff and be done unless there is obvious soiling. For commercial where I have a lot of stairs, I use a long handled pmf straight stair tool. It lets me stand upright until I get to the bottom 2 steps. 36 inch handle. 10 inch head.

 

[BIG WOOD]

Matt, I have been using the unSaigerized pmf swivel tool for residential lately. I like the way it cleans, especially over the bullnose. The risers I usually just cuff and be done unless there is obvious soiling. For commercial where I have a lot of stairs, I use a long handled pmf straight stair tool. It lets me stand upright until I get to the bottom 2 steps. 36 inch handle. 10 inch head.

Yeah, I tried the pmf swivel and hated it. I’m sure I’ll get familiar with this one

 

[hogjowl]

You hate everything

 

[BIG WOOD]

You hate everything

 

[Bob Pruitt]

Yeah, I tried the pmf swivel and hated it.

I didn't like it either...hated it actually, then I watched Saiger's Aaron using it and now I use it like he does. I like it now. Very efficient and the size is good for me...until the bottom couple of steps.

 

[Bob Pruitt]

Has anyone used this model stair tool?

Used it for years...I think it use to come with the purchase of a new truck mount from HydraMaster. Did the job.

 

[DAT]

I just use my wand