New Breeze Hi-Lift Extractor - 17" hg.

[Larry Cobb]

Just finished some testing on our new Hi-Lift Breeze Extractor.

It has a ported vac manifold with new two Hi-AirWatt 3-Stage Vacs.

. . . Breeze Extractor Sealed suction is 237" (>17" hg)

Sabrina . . . is our Front Office Manager.

The bowling ball is 14 lbs.

Larry

 

[Larry B]

Re: New Breeze Hi-Lift Extractor

Any idea on the weight of that machine or size?

 

[Burtz]

Re: New Breeze Hi-Lift Extractor

wow sealed lift I saw this on an oreck comerical

 

[Larry Cobb]

Re: New Breeze Hi-Lift Extractor

Larry;

The Breeze w/two 3-stage vacs & 500 PSI pump is only 86 lbs.

This has a modified vac system.

Larry

P.S. Burtz - you bring the Oreck,
and I'll test the hold of the 14# ball over your toes.

 

[Nate The Great]

Re: New Breeze Hi-Lift Extractor

Larry;

The Breeze w/two 3-stage vacs & 500 PSI pump is only 86 lbs.

This has a modified vac system.

Larry

P.S. Burtz - you bring the Oreck,
and I'll test the hold of the 14# ball over your toes.

Nuts would be better.... shiteatinggrin

What's the modded vac system?

 

[Bjorn]

Re: New Breeze Hi-Lift Extractor

Larry we did that in science class in 7Th grade with a shop vac and funnel

 

[Larry Cobb]

Re: New Breeze Hi-Lift Extractor

Nate;

The mods were:

1. Porting the vac manifolds for more airflow

2. Special Dual 3-Stage vac motors with 148" lift & 110 CFM each.
(configured in series)

Larry

 

[Willy P]

Amp draw on each cord? Auto fill/dump? Price? What kind of pump?

Tell Sabrina I said she's a BABE! (Now Larry will tell me that's his daughter )

 

[Larry Cobb]

Amp draw on each cord? Auto fill/dump? Price? What kind of pump?

Tell Sabrina I said she's a BABE! (Now Larry will tell me that's his daughter )

Runs on two 15 amp circuits (due to higher efficiency vac motors)

Auto-Fill & Pump-Out available

Pump System 1/3 HP Baldor AC Motor w/500 PSI Pump
Runs @ 1.6 GPM & 300 PSI

Price $2199 wo/AF & PO . . . . $2699 w/AF & PO

Sabrina is a competent, non-related employee.

Larry

 

[Lee Stockwell]

um nice visual....machine too!

 

[Nate The Great]

[quote="Willy P":36u0rpp7]Amp draw on each cord? Auto fill/dump? Price? What kind of pump?

Tell Sabrina I said she's a BABE! (Now Larry will tell me that's his daughter )

Runs on two 15 amp circuits (due to higher efficiency vac motors)

Auto-Fill & Pump-Out available

Pump System 1/3 HP Baldor AC Motor w/500 PSI Pump
Runs @ 1.6 GPM & 300 PSI

Price $2199 wo/AF & PO . . . . $2699 w/AF & PO

Sabrina is a competent, non-related employee.

Larry[/quote:36u0rpp7]


She's the hottest waldo I've seen.... !gotcha!

 

[John LaBarbera]

Just finished some testing on our new Hi-Lift Breeze Extractor.

It has a ported vac manifold with new two Hi-AirWatt 3-Stage Vacs.

. . . Breeze Extractor Sealed suction is 237" (>17" hg)

Sabrina . . . is our Front Office Manager.

The bowling ball is 14 lbs.

Larry

Very impressive, Larry. Mytee New Machine will actually suck up the bowling ball. lol

 

[Larry Cobb]

Here is a photo of the vac system:

The arrow denotes one area of porting we performed on this module.

Larry

 

[Brett]

If you get a chance, add an air hog and 100 ft 2 inch and pick that bowling ball with a popsicle stick breaking the suction laid flat under one side of the cuff. You might have to add a second air hog to do it, and even with 4 3 stages it may not pick 14 lbs. If you can pick that ball at a 100 ft with broken suction, you've got a hell of a strong setup.

 

[John LaBarbera]

Here is a photo of the vac system:

The arrow denotes one area of porting we performed on this module.

Larry

Larry,

Why are using the 148" instead of the 154"?

 

[Larry Cobb]

Larry,

Why are using the 148" instead of the 154"?

John;

So that the vacs can operate in series, on a 15 amp circuit,

with the 2.8amp pump motor.

We are also testing another vac motor.

The 17" hg does test your recovery tank strength.

Larry

P.S. The 154" is what we use in the AirHog 8)

 

[John LaBarbera]

[quote="John LaBarbera":da9n4quj]
Larry,

Why are using the 148" instead of the 154"?

John;

Because it can operate in series, on a 15 amp circuit,

with the 2.8amp pump motor.

We are also testing another vac motor.

The 17" hg does test your recovery tank strength.

Larry

P.S. The 154" is what we use in the AirHog 8)[/quote:da9n4quj]



DOES THE VACUUM TANK PASS THE TEST? PRETTY STRONG, HUH?

 

[KevinD]

Here is a photo of the vac system:

The arrow denotes one area of porting we performed on this module.

Larry

Larry, the hose and cuff look a little cobbled up.
How about a nice 90 with some rubber connector boots or something?

 

[steve frasier]

The 17" hg does test your recovery tank strength.

are the sides of the blue rotomolded tank collapsing or is that just the shape

 

[Larry Cobb]

Larry, the hose and cuff look a little cobbled up.
How about a nice 90 with some rubber connector boots or something?

Kevin;

The important flow parameter is the hose and connector going over the vac motor outlet and manifold inlet.

Steve;

The only tank under vacuum, is the grey round recovery tank.

Larry

 

[Bjorn]

here is your bowling ball trick fast forward to end of clip

5]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHEq4cSluXA5]

 

[Larry Cobb]

Terje;

Do you use the 6" diameter funnel . . .

with your electric TM ? ?

Larry

 

[randy]

Personally the candy cane stripes are enough for me to be sold. Larry save that photo for the brochure, it's great !

 

[John LaBarbera]

Personally the candy cane stripes are enough for me to be sold. Larry save that photo for the brochure, it's great !

I agree. Any Dist. that will put his own spin on a machine to give the PCC's a wonderful choice, and what he feels is better, I think is a credit to the industry. I think it goes above and beyond the call of duty. Good job Larry.

 

[Bjorn]

r]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weQEuSV2DMor]

 

[Willy P]

How long have you had those blue balls Terry?

 

[DevilDog]

Jesus Christ, you are still OBNOXIOUS as hell Terry.