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Hi I am a newbie to posting on these forums (not reading) and a newb to carpet cleaning. I have a Mytee 1003dx on the way to me. It says it can do a 2" hose but I wanted to know the pros and cons for 2" vs 1/2" hose.Will the 2" have more CFM or suck better than the 1 1/2"
I think I will have to use a "whip" because I have a rotovac and it looks like 1 1/2" not 2"
What are the advantages of using 2" and a whip over using ony 1 1/2"
Thanks alot guys - FISH
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Posted: 12/January/2008 at 8:14pm |
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You wont notice alot of difference. A 2 vac machine will not use more than 50 cfms when the wand is on the carpet. 1.5" can handle that. So dont worry if you need to go down from 2".
Now when you get a machine with 3 or 4 vacs in it, then you want to use 2" hose as much as possible.............
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Posted: 12/January/2008 at 8:26pm |
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You say only 50cfm but on their website it says "200 CFM"
I dont understand. Thanks FISH
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Posted: 12/January/2008 at 9:01pm |
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Thats the most that a 2 vac machine can move UNDER LOAD.
All readings put out by manufacturers are measurered UNDER NO LOAD conditions.
Big difference.
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So basically 2" or 1 1/2" hose makes ZERO difference on a machine with 2 vacs "under load". There will be NO difference whatsoever because of the machine I will be using? Thanks FISH
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Funny you didn't tell anyone about this when you were offering you 6 vacuum portys
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Posted: 13/January/2008 at 10:58am |
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Nobody asked.
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Posted: 13/January/2008 at 9:37pm |
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No, but FH shot you down rather well
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Posted: 14/January/2008 at 1:21am |
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I helped him rather well.
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Really? That's not what the rest of us saw
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Posted: 14/January/2008 at 9:59am |
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Bottom line Fish.. Portys are for Short hose runs.. for best results.. Many cannot understand this for some reason..
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Posted: 14/January/2008 at 8:19pm |
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would it be safe to say 50' is the max i should run with the mytee 1003dx?
Thanks alot for all those who are answering me and helping out here.
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Yes!
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