Robert Atlas checks out the Tri-Force Carpet Stretcher

[Mikey P]

 

[hogjowl]

It didn’t require more than 2 minutes to get the idea

 

[Vincent Feehan]

looks well built, but nothing compares to a senior power stretcher for WW to carpet

 

[BIG WOOD]

I’m just wondering how the loose carpet in the middle of the room gets stretched. Does it tighten up as the carpet is stretched along the edges?

 

[hogjowl]

 

[Mikey P]

 

[Hack Attack]

I’m just wondering how the loose carpet in the middle of the room gets stretched. Does it tighten up as the carpet is stretched along the edges?

it cant be tight on the edges and loose in the middle..

eqilibrium

 

[Rick J]

What kind of heads are on it. They don't look like they have adjustable pins.

I know originally when this first came out a few years ago they were demoing with a cotton head.

 

[DAT]

Nice, easier than a knee kicker.

 

[Fat Mike]

What kind of heads are on it. They don't look like they have adjustable pins.

I know originally when this first came out a few years ago they were demoing with a cotton head.

yea you cant adjust it. juat spoke too them today.

 

[Rick J]

I looked into getting a cotton head for my power stretcher when the Tri Force first came out. Talking with them , they said that it grabbed all kinds of carpet and face fibers better that what we are used to, and you never pulled tufts.
The inserts are available , but too much $$$$ for me to warrant.

someone named Bruno Fsomething or another was marketing it.

 

[Mikey P]

What kind of heads are on it. They don't look like they have adjustable pins.

I know originally when this first came out a few years ago they were demoing with a cotton head.

Still are..

But I imagine other options are available

 

[Doug Rice]

Do they still have the original that you used your own stretcher head with?

 

[Fat Mike]

Do they still have the original that you used your own stretcher head with?

From the look of it on their site yes

 

[Tri Force Carpet STRETCHERS]

looks well built, but nothing compares to a senior power stretcher for WW to carpet

Hello Vincent, our tools are well built. We are the only manufacturer of carpet stretchers that are made in the USA. Not mass produced. The difference between a power stretcher and our tools is with ours no need to set up poles and worrying if they bend, no opposing wall is needed, stretches 30 % tighter (yes, we did have testing) because you stretch all 4 walls. All the main work is being done in the front of the head and pulls through the center. And the best thing is that our Max weighs only 23 lbs. By the time someone sets up the senior stretcher, you could be finished stretching the room.

 

[Shorty]

I got mine probably a decade ago & have been very happy with the work I have done with it.

I had it connected to a Roberts Power Head.

Served me well for many years until I got out of WDR & carpet repairs.

 

[Fat Mike]

I got mine probably a decade ago & have been very happy with the work I have done with it.

I had it connected to a Roberts Power Head.

Served me well for many years until I got out of WDR & carpet repairs.

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I got mine probably a decade ago & have been very happy with the work I have done with it.

I had it connected to a Roberts Power Head.

Served me well for many years until I got out of WDR & carpet repairs.

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If you were a little closer I’d offer too purchase

 

[Walrus Gumboot]

I got mine probably a decade ago & have been very happy with the work I have done with it.

I had it connected to a Roberts Power Head.

Served me well for many years until I got out of WDR & carpet repairs.

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Damn Shorty, got your money's worth out of that Water Claw, huh?

 

[Charlie Lyman]

The TRIforce has been a great tool for me. I use it pretty much every day. Except today, I'm not doing anything today except estimates.