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Brian Luddy - Sat Oct 07, 2006
It is time to get some updated solution hose. I have decided on the Parker Parflex this time. I hear many good things about. I have Neptune on the rig at the moment. Is Parflex really that much cooler than goodyear when handling?
Greenie, I will be calling you Monday to place an order. (notice I gave you the weekend off)
Dirk - Yep, it's much cooler. It has memory, which bummed me out at first. After awhile, you just learn how to deal with it.
mikey p - make sure to get it in blue.
for some weird reason it's more flexible.
meAt - been using Parker for 14+ years out of 16+, Brian.
If you have a large arbor hose reel, the coiling issues are less of a problem.
After a month or two of use, it does relax.
It's MUCH cooler to touch that Ineptune.
I "think" you run a Bulter?
You'll have no problems using it, as Butlers aren't typicly know for sreeming heat.
Parker's skin will start to blister nearest the TM and develope pin spray leaks with a steady diet of 250+ temps.
Under 240 and it will last for years
I wouldn't hit a dog in the a$$ with Ineptune CRAP!
Dangerous, black water spewing, instant failure JUNK!
Dirk - I thought greenie sold this stuff now. Did I miss it on his site?
Larry Cobb - Brian; The Parker Parflex is much cooler because it has a higher insulation value.
This maintains water temperature better. It has a pinpricked cover which will alert you to any leaks.
Greenie - Larry carries the yellow Parflex, you would do well to buy it from him.
I'm offering Blue cause I have 5000 ft. of it...lol
It says GreenGlides on it, and has a little message for HRI to spread across the globe.
Lot's of stuff isn't on our site, I'll try to get it updated, but just like in our cleaning biz, we are 99% referral based, so it wasn't top on my list.
Bruce Zelt - I loved the message on my blue parflex Greenie Twisted Evil
Nuttin beats a chemwho every foot or two
Shane - Parker is nice hose....but it still feels as hot as GY!
meAt - your kidding me??
I've never permently distorted cut pile olie with Parker.
Can't say the same with Ineptune
Waldo - Still makes the same snake trails. You probably dont have much heat. Golden Boy
Shane - No Larry, it still burns the crap out of my legs. Very Happy
BTW how do you like First Step?
meAt - Waldo, Waldo, Waldo
I was using mega heat when you were still on the highschool cheer leader's squad.
Under normal wanding conditions I can peg the 280 temp gauge all day long.
Can sustain 272 continuous flow w/06 jetting
mikey p - I was a bit shocked by just how cumbersome the Eneptune on KC's truck was today...
I use it out side the house on my V but never inside. Too dangerous and too heavy...
I can't even imagine how the guys who run 3/8's deal with it on a daily basis.
Blue parker is the only way to go.
What ever you do make sure to get metal spring bend restrictors rather then the lame rubber ones. The springs allow the hose to breath and cool down much quicker and add a ton of life to swedge area where it typically fails first.
meAt - "BTW how do you like First Step?"
Been pretty happy with it so far, Shane.
HJave spiked it a few times with Z-bomb as well.
Not sure i trust the guys at Steampro's though.
I was at their place. I don't know, but something seemed a bit shifty about those guys
Shane - Cool, thanks Larry.
Greenie - rry can spot SHiFtY.
Okay....you ready for some Power-Maxx?
mikey p - that's the Stuff..
Thang - Do you boost the Powermaxx with anythin or is it good as is??
Greenie - As is.
But hey, a shot of powder perox. or Citri-Pure never hurt much.
Rinse with 1st Step or Clean-It, and call me in the morning.
charlie brown - I just started using the Blue 1035 HT. I love it! I started many years ago with Neptune hated it black water blah blah blah. Then switched to Syn-Flex Coiled like crazy!!!! I love 1035 Ht Blue.
It is time to get some updated solution hose. I have decided on the Parker Parflex this time. I hear many good things about. I have Neptune on the rig at the moment. Is Parflex really that much cooler than goodyear when handling?
Greenie, I will be calling you Monday to place an order. (notice I gave you the weekend off)
Dirk - Yep, it's much cooler. It has memory, which bummed me out at first. After awhile, you just learn how to deal with it.
mikey p - make sure to get it in blue.
for some weird reason it's more flexible.
meAt - been using Parker for 14+ years out of 16+, Brian.
If you have a large arbor hose reel, the coiling issues are less of a problem.
After a month or two of use, it does relax.
It's MUCH cooler to touch that Ineptune.
I "think" you run a Bulter?
You'll have no problems using it, as Butlers aren't typicly know for sreeming heat.
Parker's skin will start to blister nearest the TM and develope pin spray leaks with a steady diet of 250+ temps.
Under 240 and it will last for years
I wouldn't hit a dog in the a$$ with Ineptune CRAP!
Dangerous, black water spewing, instant failure JUNK!
Dirk - I thought greenie sold this stuff now. Did I miss it on his site?
Larry Cobb - Brian; The Parker Parflex is much cooler because it has a higher insulation value.
This maintains water temperature better. It has a pinpricked cover which will alert you to any leaks.
Greenie - Larry carries the yellow Parflex, you would do well to buy it from him.
I'm offering Blue cause I have 5000 ft. of it...lol
It says GreenGlides on it, and has a little message for HRI to spread across the globe.
Lot's of stuff isn't on our site, I'll try to get it updated, but just like in our cleaning biz, we are 99% referral based, so it wasn't top on my list.
Bruce Zelt - I loved the message on my blue parflex Greenie Twisted Evil
Nuttin beats a chemwho every foot or two
Shane - Parker is nice hose....but it still feels as hot as GY!
meAt - your kidding me??
I've never permently distorted cut pile olie with Parker.
Can't say the same with Ineptune
Waldo - Still makes the same snake trails. You probably dont have much heat. Golden Boy
Shane - No Larry, it still burns the crap out of my legs. Very Happy
BTW how do you like First Step?
meAt - Waldo, Waldo, Waldo
I was using mega heat when you were still on the highschool cheer leader's squad.
Under normal wanding conditions I can peg the 280 temp gauge all day long.
Can sustain 272 continuous flow w/06 jetting
mikey p - I was a bit shocked by just how cumbersome the Eneptune on KC's truck was today...
I use it out side the house on my V but never inside. Too dangerous and too heavy...
I can't even imagine how the guys who run 3/8's deal with it on a daily basis.
Blue parker is the only way to go.
What ever you do make sure to get metal spring bend restrictors rather then the lame rubber ones. The springs allow the hose to breath and cool down much quicker and add a ton of life to swedge area where it typically fails first.
meAt - "BTW how do you like First Step?"
Been pretty happy with it so far, Shane.
HJave spiked it a few times with Z-bomb as well.
Not sure i trust the guys at Steampro's though.
I was at their place. I don't know, but something seemed a bit shifty about those guys
Shane - Cool, thanks Larry.
Greenie - rry can spot SHiFtY.
Okay....you ready for some Power-Maxx?
mikey p - that's the Stuff..
Thang - Do you boost the Powermaxx with anythin or is it good as is??
Greenie - As is.
But hey, a shot of powder perox. or Citri-Pure never hurt much.
Rinse with 1st Step or Clean-It, and call me in the morning.
charlie brown - I just started using the Blue 1035 HT. I love it! I started many years ago with Neptune hated it black water blah blah blah. Then switched to Syn-Flex Coiled like crazy!!!! I love 1035 Ht Blue.
