RX 20 Pad / Bonnet Driver Head

[Rookie]

Any body have experience using their RX20 with the pad driver head? Any feedback? Mainly look at using it as a bonnet tool for excess moisture drying on CGD after HWE. Not really looking at for encapping because I have a Cimex already.

 

[Desk Jockey]

Not sure of the cost of the head but used 175's are dirt cheap on Craigslist.

 

[Mark Saiger]

I have one. It will work.

It will spin faster then a 175 but it works

 

[Lee Stockwell]

130 rpm

 

[Sierra Clean Care]

Not sure of the cost of the head but used 175's are dirt cheap on Craigslist.

AND, it’s designed to do it all day, everyday.... with a 1hp or bigger motor....

 

[Kenny Hayes]

Yes I have the whole 9 yards. The down side is it’s 15”. But it fits in the van real well with other crap.

 

[Rookie]

Is faster rpm the a 175 a big deal if you just do it quick / small amount of time? Example may be some bonnet extra moisture drying in "chair" areas of empty office space that needed some extra cleaning effort. I would guess the down side of faster is don't leave it on area of carpet to long because it may friction burn or damage the fiber in some way?

 

[Andy]

Mainly look at using it as a bonnet tool for excess moisture drying on CGD after HWE.

Just make another dry pass. Once a bonnet gets saturated you are not drying anything anymore.

 

[Steve Lawrence]

Any body have experience using their RX20 with the pad driver head? Any feedback? Mainly look at using it as a bonnet tool for excess moisture drying on CGD after HWE. Not really looking at for encapping because I have a Cimex already.
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Get a 175. Your RX is too expensive to wear it out doing a cheap tool's job.

 

[scotty747]

Thinking about making a pad driver you can just drop the rx-20 on top of with out changing heads. Something that cradles the vac slots tightly and is low profile. mostly for agitation not encap.