Meter fabrication for porty
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Shut up and only post pictures of that Sexy Indian you own.
You'll need to tie into the pressure pump with a splitter or look at how a last step chem injection system is hooked up.
Mikey P
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Mikey P
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Are you going to hang a jug of concentrate off the side and meter it into the water supply, and why bother?
icleancarpetz
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Dude, 2 glln garden sprayer, done.
Or Go electric sprayer and buy multi sprayer for over $500
At the end of the day, you’ll have a supp’d up portable that will give about 1% increase in performance.
Or Go electric sprayer and buy multi sprayer for over $500
At the end of the day, you’ll have a supp’d up portable that will give about 1% increase in performance.
That was the idea to attach solution jug .
Kenny Hayes
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You making a mountain out of a molehill. Clean with what you got till you can afford to get what you think you want. Wasting time.
Hydra Force or pump up sprayer with chemical agitated in and extract. Bam.
Hydra Force or pump up sprayer with chemical agitated in and extract. Bam.
Maybe I need to clarify what I was asking. There are portables that have a meter like the
So instead of me buying a new machine I wanted to see if they sell a quick connect that attaches to where you would connect to the solution hose.
LTD5-LX Speedster® Carpet Extractor
So instead of me buying a new machine I wanted to see if they sell a quick connect that attaches to where you would connect to the solution hose.
Mikey P
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Why not just keep it simple and add the chemistry to the tank seeing as you need to refill it every two rooms anyways I don't know why you would want the hassle and risk of that jug hanging off the side, to me that always seem like mighty trying to fool people into thinking those units were as powerful as a truck amount
Kenny Hayes
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I knew that’s what you’re trying to get to, hence my above post. It won’t make any difference and won’t impress anyone but you
especially if it’s homemade!
especially if it’s homemade!
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icleancarpetz
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If you listen up to the above, you’ll do a decent job with the portable as is….just takes longer.
100psi is all you need to match the vacuum motors.
KISS
100psi is all you need to match the vacuum motors.
KISS
Luky
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You said it yourself. It ain't smart. You can continue in this charade of procrastination or make a move and start making money. I have already offered you a vacuum and solution hoses for zero dollars. I can also send you a hook-up for chemical metering ( Dwyer meter, bracket for the rinse/ emulsifier, container, and the hardware - leftovers from ETM Mytee Escape. You're making a great effort to pimp up a " powerful " 100 " psi portable unit. Just do exactly what Mike P. said: add a few ounces of rinse in the tank, clean the carpet, dump the wastewater, and repeat. No matter your circumstances, the winter months are over; you must
" spring " to action. Stop talking; start acting. You've been around for a long time, and being out of practice doesn't mean you can't jump back into the cleaning routine. I'm not being critical; I'm encouraging you
P.S. Overthinking and overcomplicating things rarely lead to progress.
Dude I never said I thought it was not smartYou said it yourself. It ain't smart. You can continue in this charade of procrastination or make a move and start making money. I have already offered you a vacuum and solution hoses for zero dollars. I can also send you a hook-up for chemical metering ( Dwyer meter, bracket for the rinse/ emulsifier, container, and the hardware - leftovers from ETM Mytee Escape. You're making a great effort to pimp up a " powerful " 100 " psi portable unit. Just do exactly what Mike P. said: add a few ounces of rinse in the tank, clean the carpet, dump the wastewater, and repeat. No matter your circumstances, the winter months are over; you must
" spring " to action. Stop talking; start acting. You've been around for a long time, and being out of practice doesn't mean you can't jump back into the cleaning routine. I'm not being critical; I'm encouraging you
P.S. Overthinking and overcomplicating things rarely lead to progress.
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You said it yourself. It ain't smart. You can continue in this charade of procrastination or make a move and start making money. I have already offered you a vacuum and solution hoses for zero dollars. I can also send you a hook-up for chemical metering ( Dwyer meter, bracket for the rinse/ emulsifier, container, and the hardware - leftovers from ETM Mytee Escape. You're making a great effort to pimp up a " powerful " 100 " psi portable unit. Just do exactly what Mike P. said: add a few ounces of rinse in the tank, clean the carpet, dump the wastewater, and repeat. No matter your circumstances, the winter months are over; you must
" spring " to action. Stop talking; start acting. You've been around for a long time, and being out of practice doesn't mean you can't jump back into the cleaning routine. I'm not being critical; I'm encouraging you
P.S. Overthinking and overcomplicating things rarely lead to progres
P.s. when did you offer this because this is the only respond from you that I have readYou said it yourself. It ain't smart. You can continue in this charade of procrastination or make a move and start making money. I have already offered you a vacuum and solution hoses for zero dollars. I can also send you a hook-up for chemical metering ( Dwyer meter, bracket for the rinse/ emulsifier, container, and the hardware - leftovers from ETM Mytee Escape. You're making a great effort to pimp up a " powerful " 100 " psi portable unit. Just do exactly what Mike P. said: add a few ounces of rinse in the tank, clean the carpet, dump the wastewater, and repeat. No matter your circumstances, the winter months are over; you must
" spring " to action. Stop talking; start acting. You've been around for a long time, and being out of practice doesn't mean you can't jump back into the cleaning routine. I'm not being critical; I'm encouraging you
P.S. Overthinking and overcomplicating things rarely lead to progress.
Luky
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Let's not get into semantics. If you need help, send me a PM, and we'll talk on the phone and go from there.
Luky
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Post in thread 'Hose length on portables' https://mikeysboard.com/threads/hose-length-on-portables.303218/post-4857233
Luky
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Post in thread 'Hose length on portables' https://mikeysboard.com/threads/hose-length-on-portables.303218/post-4857232
icleancarpetz
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I had a girlfriend once that allowed me to go on and on and on about a subject matter…once I finished, she says the four magical words…”it ain’t that deep”
Those four words threw me back a bit….she was right.
