What have we got here?

[Mikey P]

circa 1970

 

[Willy P]

Barbeques? Looks like old Cleanmaster portys.
They used clear plexiglass for the tanks.Eventually they were eaten up by Hydramaster.

 

[Studebaker]

What I should have said was....

 

[Desk Jockey]

Look at those clear wands, Keith how long did those wands last?

 

[Mikey P]

the whole deal looks like a one time use deal.

The one single vac motor in that lid probably has less draw than Vawter does these days.

Love the furniture casters.




enter skyline photo (here)

 

[Desk Jockey]

It may draw in less but I bet it doesn't exhaust as much.....just ask Hoody!

 

[bob vawter]

the whole deal looks like a one time use deal.

The one single vac motor in that lid probably has less draw than Vawter does these days.

Love the furniture casters.




enter skyline photo (here)

HEY...don make me put connOr on a bus........

 

[J Scott W]

Looks like one of the first two machines I owned, Cleanmaster. I got mine around 1976. Aluminum wand with it at that time. Allowing the consumer to see all the dirty water filling the tank was great marketing. They could also see that you were removing almost as much water as you put down (assuming you stayed with the 15' vac hose length).

Scott Warrington

 

[Studebaker]

Those were a couple machines that my dad made around 1969-70, before he started cleanmaster. They had two vac motors and pulled very well.
The clear wand didn't work to well because of glazing and cracking. Just an idea.

 

[Mikey P]

How long would a tank last?

 

[Studebaker]

The tanks lasted along time, but they would get a little hazy over time.