Nifty Rug Shop Extractor

[Mikey P]

10k..

No heat.

 

[Jimmy L]

I think most issues with HX slide ins come from too many sensors and gizmos to regulate the heat.

 

[Cleanworks]

Even rugs need heat some times. Pair it with a little giant 3 or 4ht propane heater and you will have a Judson

 

[Hoody]

I'm really surprised we aren't seeing more machines converted to propane for in-plant use. Could be put on rollers like this one and outside when the weather is warm enough and brought in doors in cold winter areas.

 

[Steve Lawrence]

Can it pump hot water if you can find some?

 

[Brian H]

When I was with another company many years ago, we used a Hydramaster slide-in mounted onto a heavy duty dolly for our in plant machine. Just had to push it outside to use it.

An auxiliary gas can and a BBQ propane tank and it was good to go.

 

[Cleanworks]

Can it pump hot water if you can find some?

Most pumps can handle up to 140 degrees f. You could run household hot water to it and it would give hot enough water for rugs. I normally use 100-120 degree f on rugs with some exceptions. Have a propane heater for synthetic rugs.

 

[hogjowl]

You idiot ... it comes with heat for 10K
You moron

 

[Mikey P]

When I was with another company many years ago, we used a Hydramaster slide-in mounted onto a heavy duty dolly for our in plant machine. Just had to push it outside to use it.

An auxiliary gas can and a BBQ propane tank and it was good to go.

It just occurred to me that you no showed in Minneapolis..

 

[CJ-FL]

Steemer has begun making our units powered by an 220 electric motor for rug plants. @Mikey P and @Mark Saiger say it this past year. I thought it was pretty slick. Everything else is the same. (ie dump tank, mix tank, hook ups, etc...) just ran via electric motor

 

[Bob Pruitt]

Comes with Little Giant 3 HT

 

[Brian H]

It just occurred to me that you no showed in Minneapolis..

And if you just realized it, then I wasn't really missed.

From what I saw, everyone did a great job!!