Those who want a crb scrubber EBAY

[idreadnought]

Noticed this listing on ebay for a whittaker Gls Scrubber. I Don't need it, I have plenty and will be even selling one of them soon. But this would be a great way to buy one on the cheap. Here is the listing and it isn't mine so no questions about it. http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dl ... 23#vi-desc

 

[Mikey P]

we bought into the Encap hype with that machine.

Found out that the Cimex is the only way to go for scrub and run work, just not enough weight to it to really hide the dirt down deep.


BUT it is one hell of a Travertine, Slate, Brick and other rough surface pre scrubber.

 

[steve g]

how will that machine compare to the little host machine??

 

[Mikey P]

much better because it's wider and heavier and most likely spins faster.

 

[idreadnought]

Not recomended for encap work. At least I don't recomend it. I use them for pre-scrubbing carpet and tile before extraction. I also use it for edging when I do encap work. I use the edge tool that whittaker sells. look on this page and scroll to edge tool to see it. http://www.whittakersystem.com/products/accessories.htm

 

[randy]

Whittiker works great on encapping, except on berber. With the yellow brushes you can get "cimex results" , it just takes longer. Great for scrubbing residentials (blue brushes), unless your dealing with berber then the Cimex rocks. I have Whittikers and a few other CRBs they do better than many believe. For commercial though I love my Cimex.

 

[ACE]

I might have taken the risk for that price, but it looks like an older unit. When the bearings start to go out on them your fooked! Then again the first unit I had lasted 10 year and I used it for many acid scrubs.