Panther truck mounts???

Price better be real good if you buy this one. A number of problems. Do a search.

Glad yours is working out foryou.


Remember, even smoking does not kill all who do it. The odds are in your favour that it wont, but it does not mean it is a good idea to start.

I just know too many cleaners that have told me they are not happy with this machine to reccomend it. To be fair, I have heard from a few that think it is a good machine too. Do your own research and draw your own conclusions on this own. ICS has alot of comments on it. Start there.

Actually, Ed makes a very good point here. The world's oil production limit has been reached(peak oil), and whats left will only be getting more expensive from here on out. I expect that $6 to $7/gallon gas is no more than a year away, if that. Under those conditions, running a gas powered TM will make less and less sense every passing year. Rationing of the gas supply may make a gas powered TM an expensive luxury that may not even be possible in the next few years. My advice is to buy a strong electrically powered machine like Ed sells, and let your customers power power it. Ed's machine can be wheeled into the job when needed, or left in the truck and run on up to 150 ft of hose. For residential cleaning, that is all you need.

Save on initial set-up costs, and save even more on operating costs.
    

Edited by Ken Harris - 25/June/2007 at 7:03pm

Vortex? He's got the power dry system with a Cleanco. Carpets dry in under a minute

SGG you forgot on the Red Board these units are paid for after just a few jobs??

I never believe most of those storys they tell over there, Doug. I dont think you do either.

I did. But some inside knowledge I received about what is happening on the oil and housing markets changed my mind on that. The V's are primarily going to be used to develope my commercial market here in Calgary. The $100,000+ plus I will save by waiting till next year makes the wait worthwhile.