The day of the BIG Truck is over

[Mikey P]

is all I heard from the other manufacturers @ Veegus...




Tell that to my son who was weened on a 6008.




God bless Aerotech.


Their unit is foOken awesome imo.

only changes needed I could see by looking at it was to use the Ron Beaty waste tank gasket design and a much larger box over the freshy.
It's basically a 6008 perfected.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

No Vortex there???

 

[Mikey P]

nope, just an old FMI waste tank on the Sapphire demo hauler.

 

[Dolly Llama]

is all I heard from the other manufacturers @ Veegus...

God bless Aerotech.


Their unit is foOken awesome imo.

OMG.. :shock:

how things change

I'll be saving a seat at the STEAK HOUSE for you.
Medium rare, thick and juicy.... :mrgreen:


..L.T.A.

 

[Walt]

So let me get this straight. Are you saying that the Vortex is no more?

Can't be.

 

[rhyde]

seems so....?

 

[Dolly Llama]

does this mean Yappy might have to get a...JOB :shock:



or is he looking for yet another "manufacture de jour" to cobble one together??


..L.T.A.

 

[Larry Cobb]

Mikey;

What is the second regulator for in this photo ??

Larry

 

[steve frasier]

the aerotech was pretty nice, quiet, don't like the dual tanks

 

[The Wizard]

We love our two Aerotech's, and after lengthy deliberations, we knew the Aerotech and the Aerotech people were the way to go and the only purchasing decision there was.

We are so glad to be as far away from the Xentherm Oil heating system.

Long live Aerotech and their amazing employees !!!

The Wizard.

 

[steve frasier]

Ian, you never really know what tomorrow will bring

 

[The Wizard]

You are correct Steve, but after experiencing first hand how my friend Billy in Kentucky was treated by Blueline / Vortex when purchasing his new 7000, and the fire we experienced as well as ongoing issues with the Xentherm we had to deal with, Aerotech looked most favourable.

I refer to the people at Aerotech as the three Musketeers, DeEtte, Ted and Vlad makes one's purchasing experience incredible.

The Wizard.

 

[Mikey P]

The second regulator was for the SECOND wand, Larry.


Dual tanks are an option.


not one I would want, that's for sure.

 

[Jim Martin]

Man..... that is nice......I know what I will be getting next time.......

 

[Dolly Llama]

well, speak of the dog's azz..

Users browsing this forum: Shawn York,

hey Yappy, you at liberty to say what the future holds for your "aborted baby"?


..L.T.A.

 

[bob vawter]

Reading over these posts....



makes me feel all warm an' fuzzy about my Steam Genie!

 

[Bob Foster]

Well then spit it out Yorkie.

 

[Fred Homan]

Like Bob said....Spit it out.....What up?

 

[BLewis]

Hey Mikey,
Whow, that looks pretty darn awesome!
What kind of truck was their equipment mounted on at the show.

Billy
http://www.cleancarpetwizards.com

 

[Mikey P]

Mitsubishi, who's day has come to an end here in the US.


But they are working on fitting it into a Isuzu.

 

[ronbeatty]

I don't believe that the " day of the big truck is over". Over a thirty year period of time, I worked my way up to the big trucks. They give me the versatility to carry the water I need (240 gallon clean and 240 gallon dirty). They give me the power and heat to help me to work faster and give my customers fast drying times they expect. The next time I buy trucks, I will look for a manufacturer is willing to meet my needs as Vortex did for these last two, and has the commitment to stay in the industry. I have no intention of going back to a some of the alternatives now being displayed by some manufacturers.

 

[Johnny]

I don't believe that the " day of the big truck is over". Over a thirty year period of time, I worked my way up to the big trucks.

Mikey worked his way up from a Vortex to a Judson.

 

[Carpet Cleaning Fool]

NOthing but big trucks for me from here on out!

After experiencing the power and performance 1st hand (just picked up a used V) I could never return to a lessor machine. Not to mention the speed and time savings of the big truck. And, it uses less fuel than my slide in.

it's time to start saving for a brand new V off the showroom floor.

 

[Greenie]

Methinks if you ran your Thermalwave at 16"hg and it made some real heat, you would be singing a different tune, it is just single wand we're talking about right? What lift is your new/old V set at? What temp will it hold with a high flow tool?

 

[davegillfishing]

man ron those are some great looking trucks.. you should be proud. very nice

 

[steve g]

whats the thing that looks like a boat gas tank primer, you know the little squeeze deal do,

mikey let me know when you are coming to pick up your aerotech

 

[Mikey P]

you just never know..

 

[ronbeatty]

Dave, Thanks for the positive comment, I ran Butlers for 25 years, I had a custom cube built in 2006. Here are the pictures. They are good dependable trucks. I was very disappointed by the way they distributed the weight, It was over weight on the front axle with one tank of water, so I sold it and bought the first Vortex. After working with it I sold my remaining Butler and bought the second one. I also did not like the manufacturer telling me what I wanted when they never cleaned carpet. I would make suggestions, and Butler would just come out and tell they where not interested in changing to meet the needs of cleaners.

 

[steampro]

is all I heard from the other manufacturers @ Veegus...




Tell that to my son who was weened on a 6008.




God bless Aerotech.


Their unit is foOken awesome imo.

only changes needed I could see by looking at it was to use the Ron Beaty waste tank gasket design and a much larger box over the freshy.
It's basically a 6008 perfected.

What's the Ron Beaty waste tank gasket design?

 

[steve g]

mikey let me know when you are coming to pick up your new aerotech, I will buy lunch. and it will be better than taco bell.