Mytee Eco Pros are here

[encapman]

 

[Mikey P]

Yippee!

 

[encapman]

That'd be yippee ki-yay

 

[hogjowl]

I can certainly understand why you keep them under cardboard

 

[Mikey P]

Its a Mytee, just wait....

 

[encapman]

We've sold enough of the Eco's to know their strengths and weaknesses. The early models had a few issues. But the more recent design has seen some modifications. Their current model seems to be very solid.

 

[encapman]

Let's consider the options?

Orbot Vibe is a sweet machine. But not very available right now. Slow restart after their 2 1/2 month coronavirus shutdown. We have a few on order, but it's gonna be a while before they get here.

TOPS Phoenix is also an excellent choice. A little more money, but it has a solid reputation. We're happy to now include them in our lineup.

Mytee Eco 17 Pro has a larger motor than the other two (1.5 hp versus 1 hp). Has a stainless deck vs powder-coated steel. Foam-filled wheels.

I honestly see positives in all 3 of them. They're all in the same price range. All are nice machines! I'd be proud to use any of them. And the results would be excellent regardless. Buy one of each and compare.

 

[Mikey P]

I think you need to add the value that the Trinity customer service experience and industry involvement includes with the Phoenix purchase

 

[encapman]

Mike that's where we step in and become "the equalizer". Regardless of which product our customer purchases, Excellent Supply takes on the role of the middleman. We're the go-between to make sure our customer has an excellent experience. We will even take the hit if we need to, in order to make sure a problem gets resolved. With ES at the table, the politics of which manufacturer is best becomes less of an issue.

 

[FredC]

Thread has been split

 

[Mikey P]

Mike that's where we step in and become "the equalizer". Regardless of which product our customer purchases, Excellent Supply takes on the role of the middleman. We're the go-between to make sure our customer has an excellent experience. We will even take the hit if we need to, in order to make sure a problem gets resolved. With ES at the table, the politics of which manufacturer is best becomes less of an issue.

I know you take care of your customers Rick you have an outstanding reputation and you've always taken care of all the orbot bullshit over the years

I just think if we have this discussion again in five years you're more likely only going to be selling one of those machines.

Congratulations on surviving Covidgate!!

 

[Charlie Lyman]

Why? you want to drive your warranty department crazy?

 

[Nomad74]

Why? you want to drive your warranty department crazy?

My shark died yesterday on a nasty job. Time to return it to Best Buy

 

[CaffClean]

Sorry for stirring the waters Rick. You are an expert diplomat and imo deserve a spot at the top from what I've seen.

 

[encapman]

Why? you want to drive your warranty department crazy?

The Eco machines haven't had much trouble. Of course, every machine has an occasional mechanical issue. But the Eco's have been above average for us. Nothing stands out as a problem with them. And like I said, any deficiency with a manufacturer gets ironed out on our end. So it's basically been smooth sailing with these machines without a lot of drama.

 

[Living The Dream]

The Eco machines haven't had much trouble. Of course, every machine has an occasional mechanical issue. But the Eco's have been above average for us. Nothing stands out as a problem with them. And like I said, any deficiency with a manufacturer gets ironed out on our end. So it's basically been smooth sailing with these machines without a lot of drama.

I just ordered one from my distributor. From the reviews I've read they are pretty solid and well liked.

 

[Old Coastie]

The one thing about my ECO-14 that I hate is that the black lifting handle
Is an obvious off-the-shelf afterthought. The clamp is a larger diameter than the ECO handle tube, so they use a cork filler to take up the slack. Stupid. They need a properly fitting handle clamp.

Otherwise, it performs beautifully. I did two jobs with mine just today

 

[encapman]

I just ordered one from my distributor. From the reviews I've read they are pretty solid and well liked.

I’m sure you’re gonna like it.

 

[Charlie Lyman]

The Eco machines haven't had much trouble. Of course, every machine has an occasional mechanical issue. But the Eco's have been above average for us. Nothing stands out as a problem with them. And like I said, any deficiency with a manufacturer gets ironed out on our end. So it's basically been smooth sailing with these machines without a lot of drama.

Keep plenty of the orbital bearings in stock.....

 

[encapman]

There‘s not an orbital machine made that doesn’t require a bearing replacement from time to time. Comes with the territory.