This is so stupid, 🤣 a battery powered vacuum cleaner is just as good more portable takes less space and costs considerably less to install and run. The only reason you need this is to show how dumb you are to other people so they don't have to visit you again 🤣 This is one of the most pointless things I have seen I so long 😂
Stupid question. Why do you permanently connect the majority of piping? Instead of using tape so as when there is a clog, piping can be taken apart and put back together?
I like that hide-a-hose, that's the sort of clever that makes me choose one brand over another. But you're showing your insularity when you assume kitchens are built on a timber floor - mine is built on a concrete slab, as is pretty common in Australia. Can you show us how to install the dustpan fitting where the pipe is going up rather than down?
Why would it be efficient to have an external vac outlet? You are taking heated air and dumping it outside. It also creates negative inside pressure, which is a major no-no, since it brings both cold air from the outside, as well as dirt, since it brings air from spaces in the walls (electrical outlets, etc). If the vac properly filters the air, you should be able to dump it inside. If the air is still dirty, that's also a reason not to dump it outside, since you would get lint/dirt buildup on the outlet.
Must agree with all the other comments here ------ENOUGH showing the company logo !! Do you actually think that if someone was to be planning a move of this size and magnitude that they would be influenced by and then persuaded to use Pro Transport because of this advertisement? Just show it as internet entertainment as it is meant to be and in that it is very impressive.
Noticed my new build home, on the first floor does not have a short 90 degree elbow at the inlet. Just a straight pipe going though the wall the the garage on the other side. Should there be a 90 degree elbow at every inlet?
The trailer is longer and has more wheels to distribute the weight of the load over a larger area. The United States and Canada have laws that require trucks to only haul so much weight and only so much weight applied to each axle. This also keep the rig from destroying the roadway and weakening bridges if it had fewer axles.
