What wand is this?

[Willy P]

I just bought this wand for $25. Anyone able to name that wand>?

 

[Mikey P]

HydraHoe

 

[Cleanworks]

Was that from Hans.

 

[Willy P]

Yep. I've known Hans for years as we worked in some of the same buildings in the West End. 25 bucks but it needs a valve. I only need it for home use.

 

[Cleanworks]

Yep. I've known Hans for years as we worked in some of the same buildings in the West End. 25 bucks but it needs a valve. I only need it for home use.

I came close to buying his truck mount but really didnt want a diesel. It was in nice shape though.

 

[Willy P]

He's the best installer I've ever seen. It was impossible to find his seams and the carpet never wrinkled. He was talking about retirement because his knees are shot.

 

[Cleanworks]

He's the best installer I've ever seen. It was impossible to find his seams and the carpet never wrinkled. He was talking about retirement because his knees are shot.

European craftmanship. His dad was like that too.

 

[Numero Uno]

Possible hydra hoe. butler would have black handle. Unless protective skin was torn off. An Butler would have better appearance.But could be a generic as well. Metal feed lines are found on Butler. As for a hydra-hoe not certain. Memory fails me...Regard -great buy value though !

 

[Jim Morrison]

It was impossible to find his seams and the carpet never wrinkled.

Sounds like one of those rare installers that power-stretched everything.

 

[Willy P]

Sounds like one of those rare installers that power-stretched everything.

And used an awl for seams. I got some of my training in installation days from 2 Glaswegian Scotsmen that were exceptionally skilled at 3 things - installs, drinking and fighting. We were getting $8 a yard to install axminster and more work than time to do it. But Hans was just that bit better.