Scrub-a-dubdub

[dgardner]

I thought about getting maybe a Sebo, lugging the OP machine out just to prescrub was overkill on many carpets I do. Found this baby for 200 bucks! I asked the guy why he was selling it, he said "Oh, I've got truckmounted equipment now, so I don't need it anymore". :shock:

The only thing really wrong with it is someone took a straight pin to the plastic jet to unclog it, now the spray pattern is ugly.

 

[Nate The Great]

Score!

 

[Warren Wallace]

Great deal!

 

[Desk Jockey]

Damn saved a grand! 8)

 

[Bruce Humphrey]

I use mine almost everyday. Awesome deal.

 

[alazo1]

Kick ass deal!!

 

[Joe Bristor]

Hey Albert,
You still a Chem-Dry Franchise?
If so, you goitta know about the plastic jets under their Powerhead right?

 

[Nate The Great]

Hey Albert,
You still a Chem-Dry Franchise?
If so, you goitta know about the plastic jets under their Powerhead right?

Albert went on his own. Left CD and started his own.

 

[jerry ACC]

Awesome deal. I use mine on nearly every job. Makes a great pre scrubber. Not the greatest for encrap though.

 

[dgardner]

Thanks guys. Where's the best source of parts for these things? I need the jet at least.

 

[alazo1]

Hey Albert,
You still a Chem-Dry Franchise?
If so, you goitta know about the plastic jets under their Powerhead right?

Yeah, as Nate said I'm on my own. I used to like the plastic jet on the powerheads because they can be swapped out real easy. Anything over 300 psi and they would pop of though :shock:

Albert

 

[Ron Werner]

isn't that the machine people have been having challenges with?

Great deal though. Lighter than a Whittaker and scrubs a little deeper than the Sebo

 

[dgardner]

Yeah, a lot of folks say they're garbage, but I figured at this price I would take a chance. I won't be putting as many hours on it as some, maybe it will last me a while.

 

[Hoody]

Brushes get gunked up easy, clean it regularly.