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Hotwaterwizard
Hotsy Service Tech
Do you have more info or a web page or a picture or anything I can use to research this company?
Michael
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Best guess is that the Legacy pump is nothing more than a rebadged Hawk pump.
After several years of owning the largest names in pressure washeing; C-Tech is beginning to consolidate productin and products.
C-Tech owns Landa, Hotsy, Rhino, Tuff, Shark, Stingray, Cuda, Hawk, Spraymart and Victor-Midland. So at some point they would have to streamline production and inventory.
As of March this year ALL C-Tech Companies will begin using Beckett burners exclusively; for example.
Hotsy machines were being built in Camas, Washington at the old Landa plant until recently when production returned to Humboldt, Iowa. Therefore C-Tech moved Tuff production to Washington alongside Rhino and the other brands.
Hotsy now has a new cold-water belt drive pressure washer that is the Landa SEA painted red. Landa has a new gas-fired unit that is the Hotsy 900 series. Tuff now sells Rhino designed units.
As you can see there is a rationalization of their products so it stands to reason the Legacy pump is a Hawk.
Hope this helps? Cheers.
After several years of owning the largest names in pressure washeing; C-Tech is beginning to consolidate productin and products.
C-Tech owns Landa, Hotsy, Rhino, Tuff, Shark, Stingray, Cuda, Hawk, Spraymart and Victor-Midland. So at some point they would have to streamline production and inventory.
As of March this year ALL C-Tech Companies will begin using Beckett burners exclusively; for example.
Hotsy machines were being built in Camas, Washington at the old Landa plant until recently when production returned to Humboldt, Iowa. Therefore C-Tech moved Tuff production to Washington alongside Rhino and the other brands.
Hotsy now has a new cold-water belt drive pressure washer that is the Landa SEA painted red. Landa has a new gas-fired unit that is the Hotsy 900 series. Tuff now sells Rhino designed units.
As you can see there is a rationalization of their products so it stands to reason the Legacy pump is a Hawk.
Hope this helps? Cheers.
Hotwaterwizard
Hotsy Service Tech
Get a General Pump or an AR pump.
The parts are easier to get.
If you have trouble even getting info on a pump why on earth would you want to buy one. If something goes wrong with it you will run into the same problem getting parts for the darn thing. Plus the others are proven to be good pumps and the unknown one may not have the engineering bugs worked out for a few more years.
The parts are easier to get.
If you have trouble even getting info on a pump why on earth would you want to buy one. If something goes wrong with it you will run into the same problem getting parts for the darn thing. Plus the others are proven to be good pumps and the unknown one may not have the engineering bugs worked out for a few more years.