I haven't had ANY problems with my generator. It's just something that takes up some room, but not much. I didn't buy it to have less room. It's just a little smaller than a regular tm.
Set up and tear down gets old having to always put the vac booster at the homes front door. . Just a pain when you have a 50 section of hose, inline filter, small 3 ft section of hose, then the vac booster, then another 50 section of hose to the van. That's really my only pain with the system.
Suction is great when setup with last 50ft section of hose, still good at the 100 ft but just better at 50. Got lucky one time and cleaned at 600 ft from van. Moved both vacs into building where the was a washer setup, so I had a drain for waist pump out. I had full vac with just 1 50 section of hose. The people had never had their carpet cleaned because no one could reach it. Weird place, they lived in the warehouse/shop, up stairs living quaters. 5k home that was incredible.
Vac power is like a small #4 blower or large #3. If you're cleaning with both blowers on 1 50 section you at a #4.
I DON"T BREAK DOWN!
I have had problems but not like any system will, almost nothing will stop me from fixing it real fast. I have cleaned with cold water before because I broke my temp sensor wire myself at a job. Just went down to the pressure washer shop in town and replaced it.
It comes with the water otter for water pressure. This is the only real system problem I've had in 1 and a half years of having it. The otter company sent me a rebuild kit to fix it. The internal springs had broke. The replacement springs are a heavier spring. Parts were here in 3 days. I'll get a spair kit later. Easy to replace. 30-45 minutes. One guy who runs Bob's systems has a spare otter. I might do the same later. Get a spare otter and maybe a spare vac motor.
I've ran 6 different systems before and none are as reliable as this. This is it's #1 advantage. GREAT price for what you get and can do with it.
For cleaning wool rugs at home, I don't use the heater, if it's a bleeder.(That rhymed). Most tm's you can only turn the heat down so far. I clean drapes and don't need full suction, so I use only 1 vac. I clean air ducts, and will use my vac booster and 2" hose to suc way down a duct for large debriswhen possible Great pressure for tile and grout. If cleaning an empty house, I plug system up to house power and only cost is for heat(propane).
If I didn't do many other things to make money with my services, and had unlimited money I would get a Butler. But for what I do, what I had to invest, this is the best for me, and will be for a long time.
Comparing to other systems at same price range, you won't get the water pressure this one has. Most systems at that price only have a size 3 blower.
None will have this kind of heat. None will have less problems than this one
Set up and tear down gets old having to always put the vac booster at the homes front door. . Just a pain when you have a 50 section of hose, inline filter, small 3 ft section of hose, then the vac booster, then another 50 section of hose to the van. That's really my only pain with the system.
Suction is great when setup with last 50ft section of hose, still good at the 100 ft but just better at 50. Got lucky one time and cleaned at 600 ft from van. Moved both vacs into building where the was a washer setup, so I had a drain for waist pump out. I had full vac with just 1 50 section of hose. The people had never had their carpet cleaned because no one could reach it. Weird place, they lived in the warehouse/shop, up stairs living quaters. 5k home that was incredible.
Vac power is like a small #4 blower or large #3. If you're cleaning with both blowers on 1 50 section you at a #4.
I DON"T BREAK DOWN!
I have had problems but not like any system will, almost nothing will stop me from fixing it real fast. I have cleaned with cold water before because I broke my temp sensor wire myself at a job. Just went down to the pressure washer shop in town and replaced it.
It comes with the water otter for water pressure. This is the only real system problem I've had in 1 and a half years of having it. The otter company sent me a rebuild kit to fix it. The internal springs had broke. The replacement springs are a heavier spring. Parts were here in 3 days. I'll get a spair kit later. Easy to replace. 30-45 minutes. One guy who runs Bob's systems has a spare otter. I might do the same later. Get a spare otter and maybe a spare vac motor.
I've ran 6 different systems before and none are as reliable as this. This is it's #1 advantage. GREAT price for what you get and can do with it.
For cleaning wool rugs at home, I don't use the heater, if it's a bleeder.(That rhymed). Most tm's you can only turn the heat down so far. I clean drapes and don't need full suction, so I use only 1 vac. I clean air ducts, and will use my vac booster and 2" hose to suc way down a duct for large debriswhen possible Great pressure for tile and grout. If cleaning an empty house, I plug system up to house power and only cost is for heat(propane).
If I didn't do many other things to make money with my services, and had unlimited money I would get a Butler. But for what I do, what I had to invest, this is the best for me, and will be for a long time.
Comparing to other systems at same price range, you won't get the water pressure this one has. Most systems at that price only have a size 3 blower.
None will have this kind of heat. None will have less problems than this one
