The world most powerful truck mount

[Burtz]

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[Chris A]

I think its too friggin cool, but that's just me.

 

[rwcarpet]

Who are they.....where'd they come from? Have they been around? Just when I thought I could settle for a smaller unit, this pops up.....

 

[Chris A]

Amtex, one of the texas-based mfgs.

 

[rwcarpet]

Amtex, one of the texas-based mfgs.

But....aren't their TM's just entry level machines? Prowler, Panther..... Who's to say this unit will be a quality build?

By the way....nice pump out setup. Kinda like my Jabsco belt drive, but it looks like a diaphram pump.

 

[Chris A]

Amtex, one of the texas-based mfgs.

But....aren't their TM's just entry level machines? Prowler, Panther..... Who's to say this unit will be a quality build?

By the way....nice pump out setup. Kinda like my Jabsco belt drive, but it looks like a diaphram pump.

I dunno. Their website shows a lot of different mounts, but they could all be crap. The only person I've ever heard say good things about them is steve lillard , and, well, you know... cool concept though.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Two engines.

 

[rwcarpet]

Two engines.

I just checked out the 11 minute video about maintainence on this unit. Seems pretty simple setup, just 2 of everything. A box van is a must with this huge unit and waste tanks. The iron pipe setups with union joints could be a problem after a few years. Web site doesn't have any info or specs that I could find.

 

[idreadnought]

worlds most powerfull? What about that crazy jet engine powered one that prochem built for promotional purposes?

 

[Shane T]

Two engines.

I just checked out the 11 minute video about maintainence on this unit. Seems pretty simple setup, just 2 of everything. A box van is a must with this huge unit and waste tanks. The iron pipe setups with union joints could be a problem after a few years. Web site doesn't have any info or specs that I could find.

I don't know anything about this company but I wouldn't be worried about the pipe and unions. I've used them on a unit for years without a problem. Makes it nice to get disassemble when needed.

I don't see any type of temperature control on this unit?

 

[rwcarpet]

worlds most powerfull? What about that crazy jet engine powered one that prochem built for promotional purposes?

You know, that was sold, I believe, on Ebay a couple of years ago. Somebody posted it here on the boards.

I was checking out a Jaguar Electric vehicle today on one of the cable channels, and it incorporates 4 electric motors, and 2 small turbines mounted at the back to generate electrical power.

 

[NobleCarpetCleaners]

and you probably won't see any temp control on this unit. All that steel pipe is going to rust out. However if you run the shit out of it and wear it out first, the corrosion won't matter.

 

[Newman]

This truckmount has always given me that "special" feeling. I forget who built it.

 

[GeneMiller]

that Tm reminds me of the big daddy by John at custom hot heat exchangers.

gene

 

[floorguy]

isnt that the one from magic wand????

 

[frank]

that is the Loin from magic wand

 

["The" Al Bradham]

The only thing I thought was useful was the pump out. Two engines, One machine, One place at a time, makes no since to me.

 

[sam miller]

I like the dragon better more heat and cfm then an el diablo


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[ACE]

Nice pump out. I would guess there would be issues with the unit overheating. I don't think to many companies would find a unit like this useful. There was a local company that had one of John Sales 4 wand units and traveled all over cleaning hotels. If I wanted to go after that type of work I would have a truckmount in a van and pull a trailer with a second unit to give me more flexibility.