Recoiling over the Recoil

Alexander, there aren't any people delegating me to write anything on this forum. I have expressed my opinion and have given precise criticisms toward that machine. The flaws are so staggeringly evident that I find it perplexing that you would debate it. I never said it doesn't run or is unusable. I merely said that it has several areas that need to be fixed and/or refined. As is the case with any portable, I don't advocate the practice of running it from a vehicle and I stated the reasons why.

G-rut-zy;

Alex,
     Ed Valentine "ain't" going nowhere ! Out of stock on many items due to so much publicity. He should be thanking you !

Mr. Ed,

Good job in coming out with yet another anecdotal quote!  That's so convincing!  It's so unheard of from you (I'm psychic, that's why I predicted it in an earlier post, it's not that you're simple or predictable).

And to the idiot that suggest that someone that hates the Recoil should buy it - please don't breed.  Let's see, I don't like sardines, but I think I'll go buy some.  Like $2700 worth.  What rocks do they find you clowns from under.

Oh, and Alexander, the reason we post is because other people keep posting.  You guys just don't stop, and attempt to dominate a forum that way.  I respect your tenacity, but, sadly, you're backing a losing argument, so you lose anyway.  

Just look at your fearless leader.  He actually thinks anecdotes (which can be made up, and even if they aren't are meaningless) are substantial and important data.  I could find 100 people that love a Hoover Steamvac, and go on about it, but it's worthless.  This is how you know Mr. Ed has no argument.  

This stuff about Mytee is too vague to be useful.  What parts are cheap?  The body is much better made, that's for sure.  Ed uses substandard materials that flex badly and, at least in two documented cases cracked and/or had a hole.  Ed uses a superior pump, that's for sure, but then uses inferior power lines, etc...  I heard a few people complain the Mytee electrical system is horrid, though, but who knows how true that is.  It's not something provable or not, but, maybe someone who's knowledgeable can open one up and see if they use inferior electrical wiring, or such.  

The flaws with the Recoil are very well known, and have been pointed out beyond a shadow of the doubt.  The Mytee machines are criticized with vague remarks and anecdotes.  Neither are convincing.  I hope those critical of the machine will open it up and point out where all the problems are, so we can really know it's not just made up nonsense.

I will say this - I looked at the Air Hog, and it looks pretty worthless.  It's nice that it's portable and all, and can be used a standalone unit, or as a booster, but that's where it ends.  It has no pump!  So, you have to buy a Water Hog unless you want to use faucet pressure.  So, what's the point of this???  As a booster, it can only be used in parallel!  So, for all the folks who have portables with vacs in series,  you get to lose lift.  Oh joy!  Also, it's got two vac lines in the back, but when I looked at the manual, the top one is always closed.  Maybe I read it wrong, but I can't figure out why you'd put that in, if you always were going to close it.  And then, you hook up the water pressure cable from the main portable, to the booster, to the wand.  Why?  It doesn't boost the water pressure, since it doesn't have a pump.  It adds setup time.  Yay!  This product truly sucks, and this was the "booster" everyone was waiting for.  It fails as a booster, since it's overly complex (setup takes too long) and can't be used in series, and fails as a small portable because it has no pump.  It's expensive too.  What were they thinking????

I don't know why Ed is the only one that realizes it's important to make an inline booster be able to work in series or parallel.  If you've got a portable with motors in series, you don't want to create a hole, and if you've got a portable with parallel vacs, you might need the extra lift for certain situations.  But, nope, just keep making them parallel only and hope no one knows the difference.  For $900, the Air Hog should do both, and have a 100 PSI pump so you can use it well for small jobs and upholstery, without having to set up the Water Hog too.   

The Mytee Wart Hog or whatever they call it is useful if you are running a bit of extra hose and need a solution for the problem. By simply adding the booster inline, you restore full vacuum power. It is not useful in many ways but serves this single purpose well from what I can tell. I am definitely going to get one. I have not had a good look at the CA booster so I can't say if it is good or not. It's comical how Mr Ed brings out the same, old BS that got his a$$ kicked before as if there is some other fate awaiting him this time around. The poor, old coot takes a hell of a beating time and again. I just hope we don't go to hell for kicking the sh1t out of him like this. I'd go as far as to say that he couldn't win a debate in the mirror.

Those two who came over here from TMF just to stir up things have no credibility here.  Hell, they don't even have profiles of any kind. 

In the past two days while you two were making fools of yourself I made $3000 off Bonnet Cleaning with of all things REPEAT customers.  One van, one man, and I am enjoying my 3 day holiday weekend.

Talk $h!+ and I will read it on Tuesday if I am not booked to the hilt again.

Do you all want me to go away? I personally didn't come here to stir

things up. So I think I have said all I need to about the subject previously