Price

Should have it all made back by tomorrow night?

Don't forget the surcharge for gas and repairs??

That's a mouth full??

Was a simple question no need to blow up.  I see a lost of sites in Canada that advertise a lot of portable setups thats all.  In the US you don't see portables on display or even advertised.  Why would you say I don't know about big truck mounts?  Wasn't asking for justification, was wondering for my own opinion why the need for a big truck mount.  If you are dual wanding that makes since, but for single wand and people get big truck mount makes no since IMO.

It seems to be a short-sighted assumption that the only reason for a big blower is for a person who does double wanding.   59 or larger big blowers pick up significantly better and will dry carpets significantly faster.

A box van truck on a diesel cab and chassis runs significantly less expensive than a extended van for only a few thousand more capital cost. A box van turns tighter than a regular van and an extended van. A box van does not have to have a 7 foot high box or 8 feet wide. It can be 6 feet tall and 7 feet wide and you can have room for tools and more water.

More area and weight capability is needed to carry more water (180 -200gal) for the more progressive technique of high volume flush that needs the accompanying high vacuum using 2 inch wands and a hybrid of hose diameters that range from 2.5 inch to 2 inch.



    

Edited by pilediver - 22/March/2007 at 11:31pm

Pimp your rig

Na the problem is most cleaning tools where designed for portables or so can be used with portables.  This way they don't limit there market.  So going for a bigger blower was expecting more out of it.  I loose a lot of cfm's through vac relieve.  There goes my cfm's.