#20... SS370 build

Mikey P

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This will be my 20th truckmount.

14 with Coit, Butler, Vortex, Steamway 2100, Judson C4, Aerotech and the now the 370..

2015 Extended Transit 350 passenger (35k miles for $26,500= saved 15k atleast) is on the way from Texas

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The dealer pulled the seats and carpet kit for me..

Pulled out the HVAC system as well..
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The allure of a passenger van is rear AC and visibility. We'll wrap the whole thing with the perforated vinyl. Back up camera and lane change alert included.

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Not mine but shows the included submount water tank. If that tank prohibits the mounting of the Rokan reel on the side I may go with a wheel well fresh tank.


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That is awesome Mike congrats, I like the van too. I well be interested in what your thoughts are on the 370, I love my legend for 90% of my work load, it has performed awesome and has always done a great job.
I think the 370 is quite a bit better and has a amazing foot print to help maximize van space.
Looking forward to this as you progress with it.
 

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Nice van! Love the foot print of the 370! :cool:

How much water in the submount? I looked at a Legend with a submount but it was only 65 gallons.


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how come you didnt go with a bigger tm mikey?

Because Larry Capitoni says a 45 blower is all one needs to run one wand. Since this unit has a 46 I'll still be a step above him in cleaning performance. 359 steps if you consider he's too stubborn to run a RE.

I've had the 48 blower that is on the 1200 and the 570. Doesn't make a dimes worth of difference for one hose. Just creates more heat.

heat kills...

add more Biosolve instead.
 

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How much height from the top of the water tank to the roof?
Is their 40-inches? If so you could have a frame built out of angle or square tube and mount a V-38 to it.

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Because Larry Capitoni says a 45 blower is all one needs to run one wand. Since this unit has a 46 I'll still be a step above him in cleaning performance. 359 steps if you consider he's too stubborn to run a RE.
I've had the 48 blower that is on the 1200 and the 570. Doesn't make a dimes worth of difference for one hose. Just creates more heat.
heat kills...
add more Biosolve instead.

yeah bought the pro1200 to look pretty.
i understand where your coming from.
 
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Yea a V-49 250 will hold 250 but its 49-inches high so it will need to be mounted to the floor. Its is narrow though, like 20 inches wide I think. ???
 

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Hate to tell you but you wont be running two 150 foot lengths of that blower. Upholstery yes, carpet no way..
Like I said, I tried with the Judson.

thanks ok, most hose runs i do dont exceed that anyways.
 

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No I like V49 too for carpet trucks. We use the one that hold 200 they are 16-inches wide and we just hang two 50's in the back. I don't like the short & wide ones but if you need the space I though you could fab up a frame for the V 38. For the WDR trucks we use the V49 with 250 hose and carry a couple of extras vac sections.
 

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Mike drop the out dated rokan reel and get one from reel innovations. H3 said he nearly has the low roof kits ready.

We will have somewhat close set ups :)
 

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Hate to tell you but you wont be running two 150 foot lengths of that blower. Upholstery yes, carpet no way..


Like I said, I tried with the Judson.
If you would have re-done that Judson with the #45 the way my #45 is set up, you could have easily run 2 wands each at 150' and more.

On another note, that is going to be one nice rig, both your new van and the 370!
 
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I saw 3 trucks cleaning here in Pigeon forge last night. All air cooled. I don't miss that klanky lawn mower sound at all. I would definitely go with the 570 if you could.
 

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Hum, like the transit but somehow can't picture you with a 370...

I didn't think to ask the guy from Tom King (that had the Everst mounted in the transit) all the questions I had while driving back home.
 
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Nice setup, but I hope you demo'd it. (I did.) After running with the big boys, you might be in for quite a surprize, vacuum -wise. My Pro 1200 should be here and installed by months end.
 

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