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John L
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Posted: 29/July/2008 at 5:24pm |
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I have a 99 model Recoil but cant say about the Ninja's.. 2/3stage Ameteks no big deal... 3/3stage in mine..!
The New Recoils are set up different than my oldy.. Ask Ed V..
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davidtwatson
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I would be grateful for the experience and not expect to be paid, but that's just me.
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John L
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Ppl do get pd for on the job training so it could go either way.. It's training but also working.. Nobody likes to work for free! So NO I'm not kidding!!!! |
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cmaster
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Are you kidding???? It's free training. I would love to do a ride along with another cleaner just to get ideas on improving my systems
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cmaster
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What I meant was........definitely, not apparently
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John L
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Hey cmaster when someone rides with you do you pay them? Or is it on the job training? If it was me i would want to get paid as a helper.. Edited by John L - 29/July/2008 at 9:15am |
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rick007
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cmaster- how come? every one i talk to says you need a big TM to get the job. in other words customers don't really think a porty can do the job that a TM can do. is this right or is this wrong ?
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cmaster
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Not apparently
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rick007
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from all the info i've gotten so far you can't go wrong with the recoil or the ninja. but apparently the best is still the good old TM. decisions decisions ? good luck.
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happy cleaning
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davidtwatson
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The US Products machine is $2700. I know the guy sells them, but he seemed very sincere when I asked which machine he would buy if he could have ANY portable. He said the CleanMaster. ($3100) John, what do you think of the Cross-American Recoil or the Ninjas?
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John L
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I watched the video on the 18 nice pull unit.. Too bad its only 100psi.. How much is it? $3000?
The other one might leave excess moisture.. The cleaning head looks like a RX20..
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davidtwatson
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Newbury, 6 miles from Seabrook, NH.
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cmaster
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Where in MA are you located? Ride alongs are great for learning
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davidtwatson
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Sooooo, does no response mean nobody uses either machine? I did approximately 5,000 sq. ft. yesterday with the US Products machine. It is an exact copy of the Advance Aqua-clean 15 I used years ago. Right down to the sh**ty gasket on the waste tank that kept falling off, getting sucked in, etc. Please forgive my ignorance guys. As I said, I'm new to the business and these were the first machines I have had a chance to really look at. I'm here because I want to learn as much as possible from the pros who have been cleaning carpets for years. I'm even trying to find a local company that would let me do a ride-along to see how it's done right. Kind of touchy as we would be competing against each other, but worth a shot. Thanks, Dave
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