Portable with Quickest Drying time?

A ramp is just too much hard work!

A Recoil 3 XPS, 2 x 3-stage + 1 x2-stage vacs producing 300cfm of airflow, 500psi pump. It gives you power enough to leave it on the van yet is light enough to load with one hand (with the correct technique).

I used one for a while and every carpet I cleaned was 'sock-dry' before I drove away.

I am curious about the ramp.  I purchased a ramp kit on EBay 2 years ago.  It is 8 foot long when un-folded and uses heavy plywood for the ramp surface.  Beats loading and un-loading by hand like I did for a long time.  Tell me about yours and where did you get it please?

Sounds like a nice unit. 

Have you tried a HydraForce LP sprayer with that yet?  

Back to your sandbox until you grow up, John "L"oser.

You may be experienced but from the sound of things you have more experience doing it wrong than any adult here would in a millenium. 

Oh, by the way, this is a portable method discussion not a polluting TM discussion.  Stay where you belong out of the conversations of those who have recent experience and are loyal to the advantages of a portable and read only in areas where you could have been if you had made the right choices.  You hate the fact that we use your truck mounts against you when selling to the environmentally conscience with such great success. 

Problem with technology is people like you can't learn from because you think you know it all.  Expert, huh?  X = formerly  pert = drip

I am selective about where I work and how much I get which simply means I don't have to drive all over hell's half acre or do as many jobs as you to turn a profit for the month.  Compete with the big groups of unskilled in getting a share of the once-every-five-year cleanings while we target the customer with discriminating tastes who pays more to get more and does it once every 6 months to 2.2 years.  Cha-Ching




Edited by duckcountry - 26/May/2007 at 2:23pm

Be sure to let us all know when you grow up.

I alone decide for myself and my business what I do, how I perceive things and how I do things based on my set of values and not yours.  I am glad you can do the same for you and your business without expecting everyone to agree with you or be classified by you as substandard.

It would be unfortunate if you felt offended by someone who did not think the sun rises and sets over a truck mount.

I did one better than fuel additives (most of which don't perform as advertised).  I shortened my acceptable job radius to 4 miles.  And I refuse commercial work so a portable fits my business just fine.