No Larry it's not a man killer and I will explain why. You see the unique (patent pending) design and location of the vac release system lets you gradually increase the amount of vacuum you apply to the area you are extracting.
Had the area in the video been properly extracted by a tool that could do the job Mitch wouldn't have had to go at it so aggressively. It's worth noting that the flood house was at this point behind schedule for the next demonstration because it needed to have the excess water removed. So fast work was required. Oh and for anyone who is wondering about how much time the other tool company was given to do the job. They had the same amount of time as the motorized extraction tool which they claim to beat. I think there is plenty of evidence here of real world results performed in front of whoever wanted to watch it happen.
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Bill, I hate poke holes all thru that...but i have to
"it's not a man killer and I will explain why. You see the unique (patent pending) design and location of the vac release system lets you gradually increase the amount of vacuum you apply to the area you are extracting"
Maybe Mitch should be better instructed in that, cause it sure doesn't look like that in vid, Bill
might want to have look how it's being operated .
I could be wrong , looks difficult to "gradually increase" vac...it's going to be opened or closed in the "real" world
Oh, and take a look at Mitch's right arm (43-47 second mark )
The man is working hard
Had the area in the video been properly extracted by a tool that could do the job Mitch wouldn't have had to go at it so aggressively.
You'll have to help me with that one, Bill (seriously) cause I'm confused .
If we're using your new tool to extract a "small WD" 200-300sf was your figure, how is the tool used?
don't we have to bear down "aggressively" on the tool to squeegee pad regardless?
BTW, Mitch used the same stroke on the motorized side
at appx 208 Kevin tells us he's "pressing into it pretty hard" on the motorized extracted part
it's the "bearing down" to squeegee the pad that's a man killer, Bill
It's really hard on the shoulders .
Pulling a weighted drag tool is easier ...back or no back strain, it's more idiot and
fatigue proof
Put a magic
glide on one of those antique drag tools
It's worth noting that the flood house was at this point behind schedule for the next demonstration because it needed to have the excess water removed. So fast work was required.
by who?
Mitch?
Clarify the point of that comment
Oh and for anyone who is wondering about how much time the other tool company was given to do the job. They had the same amount of time as the motorized extraction tool which they claim to beat.
I think there is plenty of evidence here of real world results performed in front of whoever wanted to watch it happen.
I'm going to start another thread on that one ..look for "
Prochem Aqua-Helix vs
Sapphire WD StickVac " (unless there is an "official' name for it)
I'll be sure to mention "their claim" of out performing the motorized ext'r
One last question .
How well will the plastic head and head to tube junction hold up on a tool you regularly bear down aggressively on for max effectiveness?
Thanks
..l.T.A.