pmf ti wand input
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Mark Saiger
Mr Happy!
Great wand which I also use but you will want a glide on it for sure.
Other add ons are Westpak soft pull trigger and check valve extenders
Other add ons are Westpak soft pull trigger and check valve extenders
PMF's mach15 is the way to go. Especially for Empties. I just did a church yesterday...I made $750 in a little over 5 hours. BOOM!
My 5jet wand is set at 7.5flow, and it goes so smooth over commercial carpet with the glide that comes with it. Just make sure you seal all around that glide when you purchase the wand. Especially the side metal tabs. That's what I like about PMF...it needs a glide, so they made sure it came with a glide, unlike the prochem titanium. For the ridiculous price, the prochem titanium should come with a glide
My 5jet wand is set at 7.5flow, and it goes so smooth over commercial carpet with the glide that comes with it. Just make sure you seal all around that glide when you purchase the wand. Especially the side metal tabs. That's what I like about PMF...it needs a glide, so they made sure it came with a glide, unlike the prochem titanium. For the ridiculous price, the prochem titanium should come with a glide
Mikey P
Administrator
Almost endless possibilities with the jet/ manifold set up options
It's a screamer too..
It's a screamer too..
Mark Saiger
Mr Happy!
I need to say that I use the Prochem Titanium wands. Sorry I was miss reading your first post. My comments were meant as to what I feel is needed for the Prochem Titanium.... PMF great wand too
Mikey P
Administrator
All the Ti wands these days are nice.
The best performing are those that were designed to NOT be used without a Glide.
A wide opening behind the glide is key.
The Dang Ti with the built in manifold is really cool. The redesigned swivel looks to be an improvement but way too soon to tell if it is stout enough. Jet placement looks to be perfect, which is good as there is no way to adjust the angle. The Mytee assist handle knock off needs polishing/ clean up, lots of rough plastic edges..
The Mytee was a screamer as well. Great internal flow design. The swivel was loose and jiggly, it almost felt broken inside the mechanism. The veiw window can't be seen from the user's perspective. Replacement won't be as easy as on the Dang, as it glued in. Mounting tabs for the manifold should be two to three times as thick as they are. If you are a wand scrubber type cleaner who uses the lips for agitation you'll love the metal glide. I'll assume Lisa will make a teflon option..
More later
The best performing are those that were designed to NOT be used without a Glide.
A wide opening behind the glide is key.
The Dang Ti with the built in manifold is really cool. The redesigned swivel looks to be an improvement but way too soon to tell if it is stout enough. Jet placement looks to be perfect, which is good as there is no way to adjust the angle. The Mytee assist handle knock off needs polishing/ clean up, lots of rough plastic edges..
The Mytee was a screamer as well. Great internal flow design. The swivel was loose and jiggly, it almost felt broken inside the mechanism. The veiw window can't be seen from the user's perspective. Replacement won't be as easy as on the Dang, as it glued in. Mounting tabs for the manifold should be two to three times as thick as they are. If you are a wand scrubber type cleaner who uses the lips for agitation you'll love the metal glide. I'll assume Lisa will make a teflon option..
More later
Bryan Thomson
Supportive Member
Sapphire now sells TI 6 jet wand as well
Mikey P
Administrator
Next on my list..
Here are two very similar wands designed by the same gentleman, fabricated by the same company but sold from two competitors..
The SS is noticeably lighter due to less material used.
Air flow is a bit better as well.
Cheaper, nicer trigger
Priced much lower or included with your new TM purchase.
The Prochem has the edge on fit and finish and one would imagine, the chance of survival when ran over by your Vortex.
A classic.
Here are two very similar wands designed by the same gentleman, fabricated by the same company but sold from two competitors..
The SS is noticeably lighter due to less material used.
Air flow is a bit better as well.
Cheaper, nicer trigger
Priced much lower or included with your new TM purchase.
The Prochem has the edge on fit and finish and one would imagine, the chance of survival when ran over by your Vortex.
A classic.
