Surface Cleaners

[Kory]

Who has what?
Brand?
Size?
How many tips?
Do you like it?
Pros vs Cons
Does it reclaim?

 

[Kory]

I have two classics, a big guy and a hammerhead 20". All with two nozzels. I am looking to get rid of my classic's and the big guy but I am torn what to get next. I run 8gpm on 3 machines 2 hot and 1 cold. I will also be running one 12gpm cold on a reclaim.

 

[Ron Musgraves]

Water Jet Landa 15 two nozzles

 

[lonnie greenwood]

I use steel eagles 27inch vaccuum surface cleaners i have one machine that 7gal per min at 3500 and 5000 psi at 6.5 gal per min they are heavy about 65lbs but they are great we can do about 9000 sqft per hour they recover well to.

 

[810f250]

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[HighTide]

I use an Allison Iron Horse Laser Deck 24" with 2 Nozzles that has the BE swivel. No reclaim here!

 

[Kory]

Great vid Nigel thanks.

 

[bamawash]

2 HammerHeads 20 in. Work great. No complaints.

 

[offdutyfireman]

All eagle washes/ 4 16 inches and 2 20 inches.

 

[A AND J POWERWASHING]

ground force - 2 nozzle , love it

 

[810f250]

Great vid Nigel thanks.

Hear the roar of Jim C Steel Eagle,

I am not sure if the angle of the nozzle from the vertical on Steel Eagles is greater than the mosmatics or if the swivel just has the least resistance to rotation of any SC out there. Not sure but they sound fast, as fast as landa's water jet.

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[810f250]

Ron's waterjet, these things spin fast

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[Ron Musgraves]

Ron's waterjet, these things spin fast

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They do spin Fast, they cost alot also

 

[Ron Musgraves]

http://www.propowerwash.com/videodemos/3.mpg.mpg

 

[The Cleaner]

I still dont think you can beat a whisper wash s/c we have been abusing them for many years and they work real well.

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[FCPWLLC]

28 inch big guy 2 bar
24 inch BE 3 bar
20 inch BE 3 bar
21 inch Lubova 2 bar Vacuuming
16 inch Steel Eagle 2 bar vacuuming

I always seem to grab the 20 inch BE. It rocks with 8 gpm.

I use the 24 inch with larger tips on newer concrete and well kept work. Is faster for maintained accounts.

 

[greg/sd]

36 maxima,30 bad boy,28 big guy,24 ground force,20 classic

 

[Chris Tharpe]

24" steel eagles now all the way, I have a classic, and couple of big guys but they are junk if your letting employees use them.

 

[tomtucson]

24" 'custom'
4 bars, they're 9 times better than 2
40 deg nozzles with a lot of tilt - it spins FAST

 

[mike barrett]

28" big guy and 20"BE both have two nozzles