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Originally posted by maxima maxima wrote:

I am still here. I thank everyone for the time they took to answer my questions. I have this on the back burner sort of speak until next year. reason being is because I could NOT reach equipment buying decisions before the yellow page deadline came around.

Additionally, I will be in the business for the long haul. So I think it is is my best interest to start with a truck mount. This is not something I wanted to rush into. I now have a full year or 10 months to investigate things even further.

Thanks Again.

 
 
Well maxima what did you get...?  Just curious.. Almost 1.5yrs has passed..
 
 
 
 


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stainsaway,
 
Believe me, when purchasing a truckmount take in consideration the integrity of the seller and what kind of mechanical after-service he is capable of and do they have experience behind a 1-800 number. With most truckmounts you are going to need it unless you are very mechanically inclined. Now, don't let this discourage you from buying a truckmount as personally I would never go back into carpet cleaning without one.
 
Also don't let gas prices 'can' your decision. We will all learn and pay for the high cost of gas. How many people really stop smoking because of the high price of tobacco?
 
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Thanks Carpetologist
 
Yes, checking up the unit and the shiping could be a problem but definetely not a one that can't be solved by two honest and fair gyus -:) I have to do something the next two months.
 
I will keep checking up your website
 
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Stainsaway
 
You can find a 3.2 Spitfire on this site under used equipment (Truck Mounts).
 
I am sure the owner would be willing to take it out of the Van and sell it separately.  Only problem now would be to get it down under.
 
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I have a reCOIL 3 USED TWICE!

i AM Selling it  ( I just dont have time.. my other job has been really swamped)

It is made by Cross American.

Let me know if interested.

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Hi Ed
 
How much would you charge me for a Spitfire 3.2 then
 
Thanks
 
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Felini;
 
Welcome to Ted's board.
 
It's coinsidence that we just shipped 3 of our systems to one of your Lads Down Under only a few days ago. Ross Craig, a wonderful Gent.
 
The very best, sir!
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HI from New Zealand
 
Can you please tell me where I can find the best price for Spitfire 3.2 tm. 
 
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I guess the generic statement: "ALL portables are the same" is the eact same as this one: "ALL TM's are the same" to.

ALL automobiles have the same tires, steering wheel, seats, etc....

 

 

 

 

HARDLY TRUE. And, after our achievement demands (CE Approval) in design and engineering on several models , that is not only a generic statement, but also an uninformed information.

 

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are the same, meaning vac motors = ametek lamb vacs. some bigger than others. flojet, shurflo or pumtec psi pumps..
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what do you mean?

all portables are on sale? I did'nt understand the comment.

Thanks in advance.


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Listen all portable are the sale!! If you open up the Portable the vacumes and the pumps are made by the same company!! Do it and you will see.
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I am still here. I thank everyone for the time they took to answer my questions. I have this on the back burner sort of speak until next year. reason being is because I could NOT reach equipment buying decisions before the yellow page deadline came around.

Additionally, I will be in the business for the long haul. So I think it is is my best interest to start with a truck mount. This is not something I wanted to rush into. I now have a full year or 10 months to investigate things even further.

Thanks Again.

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Carpetologist;

Your comments are very well taken. I have also thought that if the inquirer asks for help and many extend their hands (thoughts and comments) in good faith, then it would be the honorable response of that individual whom considers himself/herself a good business person, to conclude by Thanking everyone rather than leaving everyone hanging by their short hairs.

This could have been a typical hit & run situation so typical in our Industry------unfortunately.

Good Fortune to all;

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