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    Posted: 10/July/2005 at 10:41pm
anybody use one?
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Probably not, DLD. What does it look like?
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Yes, I know of this wand. It is bought quite abit by those doing primarily commercial cleaning, but does not make a good residential wand because of it's size. I have made a few 16" SuperLip glides for this wand.
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I have one. Never use it. Too heavy and bulky
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DLD, sounds like this is your opportunity to buy this wand if you got a use for it. The glide that goes on it will only cost you $30, then it wont be hard to move.
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what size tube???
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It only has a 1.5" tube Andy, so you still got the best wand.
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Why would they make a wand size with a 1.5" tube?
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$$$$$$$$$$$
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I guess there is one born everyday?
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Isn't the Castex kinda the same deal?

 

16' head on it with a puny 1.5 tube?

 

seems stupid to me

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it is not as bad as the 18" Butler...can you imagine an 18" head with a 1 1/2" tube?!? Butler is known for their great engineering, but that wand isn't.

The PMF 16" is VERY popular in rug washing shops. I have fitted several high end rug plants with glides, and a very large number of them have and love the PMF 700 series wands because of the width of the head, gentleness and smooth finish it leaves.

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