Loren Egland
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Pictures of old Hydro type tools
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Loren Egland
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I just can't seem to figure out this picture posting thing.
Loren Egland
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I was just about to try again with help from Shorty and Dan Gardner, but the help was too fast. 
You will notice that there are to different versions of the Hydro-plane tool. I can't remember which came first though.
Tony posted a couple pictures a while ago, and I am just now getting around to responding with some similar tool pictures.
The Hydrocrevice tool works like a PMF internal jet tool. The other Hydro tools work similar the Hydrokinetic upholstery tool. but are wider. The Ultraplane tool has the wheel and is larger than the Hydroplane tool. I have used it in the past to clean a small delicate rug.
I don't know how well they sold, but figured few had seen these tools designed by Ron Toney.
You will notice that there are to different versions of the Hydro-plane tool. I can't remember which came first though.
Tony posted a couple pictures a while ago, and I am just now getting around to responding with some similar tool pictures.
The Hydrocrevice tool works like a PMF internal jet tool. The other Hydro tools work similar the Hydrokinetic upholstery tool. but are wider. The Ultraplane tool has the wheel and is larger than the Hydroplane tool. I have used it in the past to clean a small delicate rug.
I don't know how well they sold, but figured few had seen these tools designed by Ron Toney.
Nate The Great
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Loren Egland said:I was just about to try again with help from Shorty and Dan Gardner, but the help was too fast.
You will notice that there are to different versions of the Hydro-plane tool. I can't remember which came first though.
Tony posted a couple pictures a while ago, and I am just now getting around to responding with some similar tool pictures.
The Hydrocrevice tool works like a PMF internal jet tool. The other Hydro tools work similar the Hydrokinetic upholstery tool. but are wider. The Ultraplane tool has the wheel and is larger than the Hydroplane tool. I have used it in the past to clean a small delicate rug.
I don't know how well they sold, but figured few had seen these tools designed by Ron Toney.
Thanks for taking the pics. It's cool to see different tools.
ACE
Member
Did steamways used to come with pressure washing hose? Didn’t that black hose leave some terrible marks on carpet?
harryhides
Member
Thanks Loren, ya old geezer.
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Desk Jockey
Member
Thanks Loren! Those are really cool, I like the one with the wheel.
Loren Egland
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Mike
I don't remember Steam Way using black hoses, but the truck mounts usually came with 3/8 inch solution hose that was good for pressure washing.
Glad you all enjoyed seeing these old tools.
I don't remember Steam Way using black hoses, but the truck mounts usually came with 3/8 inch solution hose that was good for pressure washing.
Glad you all enjoyed seeing these old tools.
