First truck mount!! what do you think...

I just bought a HydroMaster Boxxer XL with a Hydro Cradle with live feed. You have to have a TMU to compete. It might not get you business but if you don't have one you can't compete in carpet cleaning in Daphne AL.

Forgot to say Wecome here. Got at least a first name? If not your probably here for the short haul. Anyways, when someone with a Stealth profile comes on here posting testimonials for one of the worst pieces of crap in the industry, I'm going to challenge it. Now at least Amtex won't be getting any beneficial effect from this stunt. This poster has nothing in his profile or posts that confirms he is a real buyer of Amtex. Dont take it personal i copied it off Mikeysboard. lol

I use truck mounts for AMTEX Equipment in Houston.  Excellent quality and a lot less expensive than anything in their class.  The owner, Ben Saney, actually answers the phone and is awesome with any help or service that you need.  It's the only truck mount we will use.  The best.

Aim for 3 things in that porty:
Small
Powerful
Empty

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You will get about 1 in 10 on video as people are camera shy, just keep asking.

If they say pass then say no probs I can ring you up (record skype) and ask you a few feedback questions or would you prefer to fill out a feedback form? Again written consent important.

Customise the questions for your marketing efforts.

I say (which is true) I'm doing a 'video diary today, would it be ok to film?'

This was tested and found to be my best chance of a yes.

Hope this helps

Mike I watched your video nice job on the rug.

No arguement they are both great machines. I had the choice of buying the Prochem for $38k as opposed to the Powerclean for $36k and the main reason for me getting the Legend GT was the fact that the service agents are 25 minutes from where I live compared to 2 hours for the Liberty. The performance difference between these two machines really isn't that great in any case. 1200 psi will comfortably clean the grout without an increased risk of blowing out the grout lines with too much pressure ( 2000 plus psi ). The heat is more than enough, as is the vacuum. I dont do hard surface cleaning and never do large commercial jobs, so I dont need a machine capable of running 600 foot of hose or more than 230 degrees of heat. For my business ( mainly wdr and high end residential ) it's been ideal and a big step up after running a portable for so long.