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Awesome video as I have almost the same setup - I'm just starting out - I have both the Mytee air and water hog and the steambrite 3 stage vacuum booster screwed onto the airhog - crazy amount of suction can't even measure it - right off the gauge. I'm also using the Oreck for both bonnet and pad cleaning. As for heat I am using the 1000 heater as a preheat in the water hog but also running an external heater and able to exceed 200 degrees if needed.
Looks like an awesome system, after using various truck mounts and portables, I have found that using an oversized vacuum hose, the air flow losses are much less. In my truck mount I use 75 feet of 2.5 inch hose and only a 25 foot 2inch leader hose. In your case, I really feel that if you tried putting a 2inch vacuum port in your portable, and using either only 2inch hose or using mostly 2 inch hose with a short 1.5 inch leader, you would find that you could retain almost all of the airflow that you have right at the machine. I know most cleaners don’t do this due to the added space and labor involved with larger hoses, but hopefully is worth a thought at least. Thanks for sharing this nice video.
/ For sure. I know it would improve the cfm’s. Im lazy :) thats why I use pool vac hose 1 1/2”. Its way light weight and never drags me down the stairs. Hahaha. Thanks for the tip tho.
The mechanics that rebuild Pumps said that's the difference between providing only 1000hrs to 2500+ You would think the pump manufacturers would use HD Viton Seals. I have an aftermarket pump on powerwashers that does...
Great video Paul I recently went to a carpet cleaning supplier to buy a crb machine, rotary buffer and chemicals. They told me I would need a hot water extraction machine to successfully clean domestic carpets. Kind of burst my bubble, what is your advice? Thanks.
Still hard headed people out there. I used to be one myself. Die Hard Steam Cleaner. But don’t knock Vlm until you try it. Less expensive to get started and I’m actually making a lot more with less effort now.
