Came across this website for an independent TM maker. Anyone use these? I like the drain valves for the blower, engine, and pump oils.
http://www.wolfequipment.net/alpha-440/
http://www.wolfequipment.net/alpha-440/
Guess that is before my time as a cleaner.Out of the ashes of PowerClean.
2008-10 killed a lot of people, including myself.They were a big player out of Chicago/ Joliet. Too many models big and small, including diesels. 2008 economic crash and a few bad decisions put them into bankruptcy in 2010.
Jim Nape was one of the principals.
I do like his designs. Looks like he made some time saving and functional improvements. That being said, I'm now very weary of garage builds after what I went through.I was drooling over these truck mounts also.
Is this considered a garage build?I do like his designs. Looks like he made some time saving and functional improvements. That being said, I'm now very weary of garage builds after what I went through.
I'm pretty happy with my sapphire. I would buy one againDamon
You need to get something you can't work on.
So you can't make some money
But???Wolf would be at Scottsdale with two units
Like we even notice much anymoreWill, sorry...long day
Watch it ,goober.Haha. Marty's an idiot.
IdiotI'm still trying to figure who the Mellon is.
The guy with the big headI'm still trying to figure who the Mellon is.
Well that narrows it down.The guy with the big head
Hopefully they got rid of a very complicated mix tank system which had finicky float switches, relays, and solenoid valves. They also had a very chocked down blower system that gave lots of hot water but was very hard on belts. They have always been very nice looking units with good fit and finish.Thought it looked like a powerclean. Way too complicated with too many gizmos