Rob_Mac

Recycling system
« on: February 07, 2013, 07:01:14 pm »
For those that don't look at the carpet cleaning section I have copied and pasted the below

I have had a lengthy conversation today with Big Brute and am looking at one of their Floodman machines.

This I am told is a 4 litres of water per second vacuum - 240 litres per minute and will auto dump out at approximately the same rate.

It has a roots blower attached and comes in 110 & 230 volt.

Not exactly what I wanted but I knew about these vacuums about four years ago and have decided to capitalise on the redundant 12 KVA generator I have sitting in the unit, for the power source.

I have been told that I ought to get 30 metres from FSC to vacuum and then possibly 20 metres on the auto dump out, so a 50 metre radius without stretching the vacuum capability, he was confident that it would do these runs but was not sure how much I could push it.

With the L/S it can be split at least two ways with no issue on collection.

I am in London next week on some works and have a pencilled in appointment to pop in on the way back up.

Not cheap at all but with filtration in the right place  it has more than enough clout to support our requirements.

I am confident that there are cheaper ways of doing it but as we step up to bigger and bigger projects i need the maximum from the vacuum

Rob ;D

trevor perry

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #1 on: February 07, 2013, 07:20:57 pm »
sounds good, can you post a video of it in action when it is sorted.
better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove any doubt

Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #2 on: February 07, 2013, 07:44:27 pm »
Trevor

Go on the Big Brute website and watch the demo video, they are something else!

Rob ;D

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Darranvps

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #4 on: February 08, 2013, 04:17:33 pm »
What about the Tensid recovery system

Apart from high price - would this kit be any good?

Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #5 on: February 08, 2013, 07:11:22 pm »
Darren

I was working not a million miles away from Tensid and popped over to pick up chemicals and look at their recycling system.

Richard turk is a genuinely nice businessman, who has a great business.

My opinion is that it is exceptionally expensive for the set up. I am not saying that it cannot be justified but I don't have that sort of brass.

I have a budget that could be stretched but not into the tens of thousands - isn't their set up about £30 000

Rob ;D

Darranvps

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #6 on: February 08, 2013, 07:28:11 pm »
Hi Rob

He just quoted me £49,950  ???
Really nice bit of kit but I think it is possibly overpriced - however I might hire it for a couple of days to see how it goes.

After giving it some serious thought I would buy this instead http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201211234362266/sort/default/usedcars/price-to/50000/price-from/40000/maximum-age/up_to_4_years_old/make/aston_martin/onesearchad/used/onesearchad/nearlynew/onesearchad/new/radius/1501/postcode/tn240fr/page/1?logcode=p

Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #7 on: February 08, 2013, 07:31:55 pm »
I'll say it like i see it.

For a Northern git who talks funny but lives down south - you have style!!! ;D

It wont recover much but christ you'll feel good about popping over for a price up!!!!

Rob ;D

Darranvps

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #8 on: February 08, 2013, 07:35:14 pm »
And the lads can get on their hands and knees with a flipping scraper for gum and carry buckets of fresh water from the river for all I care! I will just drive past smiling  ;D

And this doesn't look too bad http://www.powerwash.com/274-vacuum-sludge-filtering-system.html


BDCS

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #9 on: February 08, 2013, 07:41:19 pm »
He's a very interesting talker and I don't like the way he "touches" that hose tail  ;D

Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #10 on: February 08, 2013, 07:43:03 pm »
I spoke to Tech Clean today - over in Lincolnshire, got some woman who didn't seem very awake, or computer literate.

Told her I was looking for a bespoke recycling system and she pointed me in the direction of Hydrotek US (they are I think the sole distributor for Hydrotek US) the overall specs just don't add up to what the Big Brute will do.

I want to be proved wrong because the price is stupid - but if it will do as they claim then other than importing something from H & M then I don't have many options

Rob ;D

BDCS

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #11 on: February 08, 2013, 07:50:59 pm »
You will have spoken to Jan  ;)

Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #12 on: February 08, 2013, 07:52:54 pm »
Have you had the pleasure Carl?

Rob ;D

Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #13 on: February 08, 2013, 08:48:43 pm »
Just looked at where I am and I ain't a million miles away from Tensid on Monday.I am in Staines.I wont be popping in.

Rob ;D

BDCS

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #14 on: February 08, 2013, 09:11:50 pm »
Yes I have dealt with Jan - I only have the FSC from them left. Some people speak highly of her but I feel otherwise as I would prefer people tell the truth - even if I don't like it. I've been waiting about 4 years for the oil remover she said they have sent ! Personally I would'nt want to be in a position where I would rely on them again. You may have a better experience

Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #15 on: February 08, 2013, 09:16:46 pm »
I wont be having any experiences with jan.

The telephone conversation this morning was enough for me to not order anything or deal with them again.

It is always best to go on instinct and with what you are saying I am confident that it would not be a good experience.

I imagine some white haired old lady, doing business from a farm kitchen, while hubby is mucking the cows out!

Rob ;D

BDCS

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #16 on: February 08, 2013, 09:21:40 pm »
mmm

chris scott

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #17 on: February 09, 2013, 07:34:05 am »
For those that don't look at the carpet cleaning section I have copied and pasted the below

I have had a lengthy conversation today with Big Brute and am looking at one of their Floodman machines.

This I am told is a 4 litres of water per second vacuum - 240 litres per minute and will auto dump out at approximately the same rate.

It has a roots blower attached and comes in 110 & 230 volt.

Not exactly what I wanted but I knew about these vacuums about four years ago and have decided to capitalise on the redundant 12 KVA generator I have sitting in the unit, for the power source.

I have been told that I ought to get 30 metres from FSC to vacuum and then possibly 20 metres on the auto dump out, so a 50 metre radius without stretching the vacuum capability, he was confident that it would do these runs but was not sure how much I could push it.

With the L/S it can be split at least two ways with no issue on collection.

I am in London next week on some works and have a pencilled in appointment to pop in on the way back up.

Not cheap at all but with filtration in the right place  it has more than enough clout to support our requirements.

I am confident that there are cheaper ways of doing it but as we step up to bigger and bigger projects i need the maximum from the vacuum

Rob ;D

What are you going to do with the waste water?
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Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #18 on: February 09, 2013, 07:41:11 am »
Chris

It is a closed loop system - so it will be reused

Rob ;D

chris scott

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #19 on: February 09, 2013, 08:58:41 am »
So the system is "just " designed to reuse water so you dont have to "carry" so much?
It's not being used for cleaning water to be disposed of down a rain water grid. If this is the case would it not be far easier/cheaper to use residue pumps to recirculate to a filter system for reuse?
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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #20 on: February 09, 2013, 09:06:05 am »
I think I have spotted a common theme ...

Imagine rob at a trade show (Julian clary voice)

'Hello sir , what's the name of your machine ?' ... Sales guy 'delta' rob 'er no thank you'
Skips to the Next stand same q, answer ' cobra' rob 'not bad dear'

This continues until eventually he gets the answer 'hot and mighty' robs reply 'ow yes please big boy'

And this process continues.... Thor....big brute ...  ;D

Mike  ;D

Was going to expand this but at work at mo will try later  ;D

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #21 on: February 09, 2013, 10:06:08 am »
I think I have spotted a common theme ...

Imagine rob at a trade show (Julian clary voice)

'Hello sir , what's the name of your machine ?' ... Sales guy 'delta' rob 'er no thank you'
Skips to the Next stand same q, answer ' cobra' rob 'not bad dear'

This continues until eventually he gets the answer 'hot and mighty' robs reply 'ow yes please big boy'

And this process continues.... Thor....big brute ...  ;D

Mike  ;D

Was going to expand this but at work at mo will try later  ;D

 ;D ;D ;D



gary evans

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #22 on: February 09, 2013, 10:13:36 am »
Hi Rob

Did you ever give Whale a call thats the one I told you about ages ago, probably very expensive though

Gary

Roger Oakley

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #23 on: February 09, 2013, 10:23:29 am »
I am in Staines.I wont be popping in.
Rob ;D

Bang goes the neighbourhood  ;D about time they did that store.

trevor perry

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #24 on: February 09, 2013, 10:46:11 am »
Rob i know they use these recycling systems a lot in america but the main problem i see is the surfaces they clean contain much less moss and loose sand etc as they clean mainly concrete areas so although there is some muck to be recycled there is nowhere near as much as our cleaning tasks generate.
 The Brute looks an impressive machine but i would like to see it working on a mosmatic head cleaning on an uneven surface i would also like to see how it copes with discharging this dirt. Finally all the large sediment that is left where will this be stored and how often will this container need emptying and how long will this take.
  I hope the idea works but i am glad it is your money that is trialing the idea, if it does work i am sure many will follow.
GOOD LUCK
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chris scott

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #25 on: February 09, 2013, 11:20:21 am »
So the system is "just " designed to reuse water so you dont have to "carry" so much?
It's not being used for cleaning water to be disposed of down a rain water grid. If this is the case would it not be far easier/cheaper to use residue pumps to recirculate to a filter system for reuse?
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Roger Oakley

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #26 on: February 09, 2013, 01:34:17 pm »
Rob,
As Trevor has stated, paving in the USA is slightly different to what we have, mainly concrete, Pic and they seal nearly all there block paving so don't have the issues that we have over here, IE sand, moss etc. That's why they look so good. The H&M recycle system is OK, but again has the filter issue, Martin Whitbread (Gum Clear) bought one over, and had to have it totally re-built as it kept blocking up, he did manage to get a system going with a lot of success from what I remember, he might be worth speaking to?
Colin the guy who did the H&M transfer with you & me did a lot of that re-build for Martin, so might be worth speaking to him also, as it did handle block paving in the end, but how they did it, I don't know.

BDCS

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #27 on: February 09, 2013, 09:19:49 pm »
I don't know much about the filtration systems but I think the vacuum which collects the debris in the vacuum vessel is the wrong idea. The tech clean and big brute have a system where they suck through a sediment tank which saves you having to lift the motor head off every time it needs to be emptied. I personally if I were to go down this route I would have the intermediate vessel on a tipping pivot so it could be easily emptied into a barrow.

Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #28 on: February 10, 2013, 08:43:23 am »
Gary

I never contacted whale - completely forgot!!! I am edging towards the Big Brute though if it does as I am told it will.

Roger, Chris, Carl, Trevor

It will have a settlement tank before the main vacuum, the hope is to use bag filtration to take out all the crap in the water. I have found more than one option to take care of this and there may be another bag filter at a very small micron of filtration, just before the inlet or outlet of the main tank. All of these may well need emptying throughout the day but will be set up to be easily viewed and emptied.

Some may well be asking why go to all this effort - Water is always a nightmare on all of our works, what I have spent on water bills in the last two years would have paid for this outright, no stopping , on flat work is a godsend.

I have got other avenues for the set up as well.

Rob ;D

Rob

chris scott

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #29 on: February 10, 2013, 10:52:01 am »
A residue pump will do the same thing at a fraction of the cost .Smaller/less weight to transport etc. Why don't you lower the flow and up the pressure if saving water is a problem? 15litres per min at 4000/5000psi  I take it you are only cleaning block or concrete?
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Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #30 on: February 10, 2013, 12:05:53 pm »
Chris

Without going into too much detail - it is a component part of a much bigger idea for one.

Also at the last job of the year, last year, innocently we flooded a lift shaft.

We were running water from a hydrant about 100 metres away, up on a 1st floor car park, well away from where we were working, it was not practical to keep running up and down to keep turning off the water.

So we let it run into what we were told was an outside drain, no one, us or the construction management checked what this open grid was for, more presumption that it was a drain.

I have had a bill that will be coming off my invoice for a heckuva lot of money, so another reason to have it as a permanent fitting on the works vehicle/s is to take care of any future issues.

I try not to buy things with a sole purpose and try and build something around the bigger bits of kit, I do work on a thought process that if you buy tried & tested and at what is affordable at the time then there shouldn't be a reason to buy twice.

On store fronts the Big Brute will give me more suction than I will need, which is a lot of security when you have clients customers walking past all the time.

Once set up I can sell that on to the contract management I work with and I would expect that it will also give us a much quicker cleaning process because we can move forward quicker.

Rob ;D

Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #31 on: February 10, 2013, 12:27:20 pm »
Chris

how would you set up a residue pump on a FSC or is your thinking something else because I don't create reservoirs of water (unless it is a supposed drain) so they operate down to 1mm but need to be submerged.

Rob ;D

chris scott

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #32 on: February 10, 2013, 12:37:51 pm »
There is ALWAYS a low spot on a floor...a residue pump will clear to 1/2mm of water.So a low spot can be 2/3 mm deep...ie a puddle.
It does not have to be submerged to work...it needs to be primed to start working( a plastic bucket will suffice) then it will work all day in 1/2mm of water.
Drains can be sandbaged to prevent contamination of rainwater drains. Water can then be pumped to filter/foulwater/toilet for disposal.
My pump clears 200lpm it is about a foot high 8 inch dia and 110v. Costs about £300 new or £100 of fleabay. It will handly crappy water i put ours in an onion sack to "filter" out the big lumps .. sediment can by baged for safe disposal of site.
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Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #33 on: February 10, 2013, 12:39:44 pm »
Ok

I couldn't do that for my work.

Cheers

Rob ;D

chris scott

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #34 on: February 10, 2013, 12:50:11 pm »
Just reread my post...The pump does not HAVE to be in 1mm of water it will carry on pumping till the surface is dry(or less than 1mm)  as more water comes it will just keep shifting it.
How do you manage to keep the substrate free of water (less than 1mm) using your present method ?
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Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #35 on: February 10, 2013, 01:16:44 pm »
Store fronts on lives stores are generally done at night but there are occasions when we have to work them on days.

As it stands there are sllp hazards created and we need to create a safe working area of barriers, hoses to the works area/s are coned down their length and warning signs are displayed, we have to have either someone standing to pull trolleys over the hoses or have a ramp set up on either side. The pressure washing barrier set up can be time consuming to set up, manage and is generally a much bigger area than what is required. This has to be broken down and set up time and time again, falls over in windy conditions and generally adds a lot of time to our works. The hoses most of the time can be run against walls, kerbs etc and are the least of worries.

If I can take to the client a system that will, at the working end, clean next to someones foot (who may be a passerby, client, contractor, customer etc) and not cause any issues and won't splash them at all it has massive value because I can guarantee they wont get wet and there wont be any recriminations against myself, the contractor or store.

If all water expelled from the working end is captured, less the damp floor then it is a perfect system for me.

Rob ;D 

chris scott

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #36 on: February 10, 2013, 01:47:05 pm »
A safe working area will come with whatever method you use..no getting away from that.Best way to prevent the public getting "wet feet" is by making sure they are not near the water.
 I just don't see the advantage of hoovering up over the pump system ( i can see the disadvantages). The client will  accept that the substrate will be wet due to the method used...until he is told otherwise.
 Does he close his store because of rain?   Am i missing something?
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Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #37 on: February 10, 2013, 01:51:02 pm »
Yes you are

Rob ;D

trevor perry

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #38 on: February 10, 2013, 03:11:31 pm »
i can see how you are aproaching this problem Rob and i hope it works for you, but have you thought of other options to tackle the same problem, with other threads you have mentioned the high flowrates you use and i can see benefits of this on some applications but for live stores with heavy pedestrian traffic would you not be better going down the low flowrate at high pressure with added heat thisa way a much less advanced recovery system would be needed.
better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove any doubt

Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #39 on: February 10, 2013, 03:21:24 pm »
Trevor

Yes I have looked at that but it is for more than flat pressure washing.

It is a business investment, potentially with multiple outlets.

With the higher flow rates and large hoover I am hoping to walk more quickly with this.

The Thor is 45LPM, the L/S is 2L/S and per minute 120L/M. The auto dump out is twice as much at 4L/S.

Multiple applications is the key.

Rob ;D


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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #40 on: February 10, 2013, 03:58:22 pm »
You're optimistic Rob. But I'm with Trevor on this. If you start with 1000L I can only see you recovering 300ish litres on block paving and areas where you're gonna struggle to cope catching in more than one place.

It works great in the US due to the vast amount of concrete.

Maybe you'll prove us wrong though and the power of the big brute will recover more.

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #41 on: February 10, 2013, 05:18:17 pm »
The method you have describe could work with rosemary tiles high reclaim rate + relatively simple filtration.
For bock paving however no chance, massive flow rates to deal with combined with strong vacuum which will only compound problem,  3ft socks even large micron 150 plus will block in seconds not minutes. As Roger said Gumclear had major probs huge investment, from memory far lower lpm and they used a HGV for their operation.

Anyone else suffering with snow again  ??? ???



Roger Oakley

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #42 on: February 10, 2013, 06:12:18 pm »
The method you have describe could work with rosemary tiles high reclaim rate + relatively simple filtration.
For bock paving however no chance, massive flow rates to deal with combined with strong vacuum which will only compound problem,  3ft socks even large micron 150 plus will block in seconds not minutes. As Roger said Gumclear had major probs huge investment, from memory far lower lpm and they used a HGV for their operation.

Anyone else suffering with snow again  ??? ???


Martin got it down to a transit based system in the end, from memory cost around £100K per set-up, vehicle, machine, recovery etc, and was selling them to local auth.
No snow yet, but doing the old woodwork so can continue either way  ;)

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #43 on: February 10, 2013, 07:10:02 pm »
Another thing too Rob, I watch Atlanta Pressure Washing's video's on YouTube and they show the suction makes it difficult to push the Mosmatic along. Maybe a Big Brute would be even more difficult.

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #44 on: February 10, 2013, 07:29:20 pm »
Pi$$ing down all day here Mike

Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #45 on: February 10, 2013, 08:25:02 pm »
Just got down to Staines

From Daventry all the way down to the M25 heavy, settling snow but just wet here.

I am going round to Rogers in a minute for a cup of hot chocolate.

I have the 30 inch Mosmatic with me to fix on one of their machines on Wednesday or Thursday.

Rob ;D

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #46 on: February 10, 2013, 08:36:23 pm »
Rob, was that Lee's mossie off ebay ?

I was racing today near Hook in Hampshire and it rained all day and I was soaked and frozen. Nows its snowing here and blowing so it'll drift and we'll be cut off again. I've got gutters booked in tomorrow and a dirty water pump to change - day off  ;D

Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #47 on: February 10, 2013, 08:42:29 pm »
It was carl

If he wants to use it he can but he has got to polish it.

I've just spoke to my wife and it is snowing back home, we are just before the Peak District so i am expecting it to get bad up there but I'm not bothered as i am down here.

Lee - I think they have a different set up on the FScs over there, they seem to put three inlets straight through the top. I would be surprised if there was enough suction around the narrow edge of the mossy to slow it down.

Soon find out though - damned work gets in the way just as it gets interesting!!!

Rob ;D

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #48 on: February 10, 2013, 08:58:20 pm »

Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #49 on: February 10, 2013, 09:00:39 pm »
I thought you'd gone for the night.

That made me laugh!!

Rob ;D

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« Reply #50 on: February 10, 2013, 10:17:24 pm »
I'm back. Been knocking up some quotes and showing her some attention.  ;D

rb4no

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #51 on: February 11, 2013, 07:47:35 am »
This is a topic close to my heart as my water company are forcing me to do this, my filtration research has taken in quite a few technologies, one technology I've been assured would work to cover the level of soiling we encounter would be a filter press type filter, it's a dead simple system with next to no moving parts, has a very small footprint, however they are hideously expensive. A machine that would sit on a pallet inclusive of air pump would process aproximately 1000 litres an hour, this setup however new would cost about 7,000 grand for the filter plus the air filter and air compressor and trailer etc. The only other worthy technology I'e seen have been high end hydrocyclone filters and settlement tanks, however I've yet to test / put into practice.

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #52 on: February 11, 2013, 07:56:25 am »


Martin got it down to a transit based system in the end, from memory cost around £100K per set-up, vehicle, machine, recovery etc, and was selling them to local auth.
No snow yet, but doing the old woodwork so can continue either way  ;)

That was designed for mobility and was it not for a 'single operative' ??? using principles that Trevor highlighted moderate ltrs, high bar & hot. The reason I ref to a HGV is Rob is after numerous users working over large distances, the vacuum hose alone will be huge - one of our hoses 2" x 10m mounted on a swimming pool reel measures over 2ft dia 10" wide, Rob is after 200m. :-X The 'Brute' uses even larger dia hoses.

This has all been discussed last yr has it not .. At that stage he even looked at using a 1" vac hose. What happened to the 'setup last' yr  ??? as it was due to be in his van in June ???  Maybe its just me suffering from deja vu

... snow again

 

trevor perry

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #53 on: February 11, 2013, 08:11:50 am »
i  think the only way to achieve good drying results would be for the drying system to follow the surface cleaner similar to how a walk behind scrubber drier works but Rob may be right the air flow on the big brute might just manage it, i am glad someone is willing to give it a go because if a system like this can be developed our job will be a lot quicker look more professional and remove so much pedestrian control measures
better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove any doubt

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #54 on: February 11, 2013, 05:11:04 pm »
Mike, what vac do you use to suck from the gutter and what filters have you got in place to re-use the water?

chris scott

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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #55 on: February 13, 2013, 03:12:36 pm »
Rob ..how did the demo go?
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Re: Recycling system
« Reply #56 on: February 13, 2013, 05:40:44 pm »
Chris

I haven't been over because I am going onto a nightshift and have a further two nights at another store in East London, starting tomorrow.

Dependant on works next week I will try and get over then.

Rob ;D

Rob_Mac

Re: Recycling system
« Reply #57 on: March 18, 2013, 09:26:16 pm »
Just an update on this.

Coming back from works the guy I should have met wasn't there so I left it. Thinking I will deal with it shortly.

Looked at works today where I need recycling because it is inside an entrance.

Fortunately I have two carpet cleaners that don't get used so one of the gennys and a carpet cleaning machine are going into the van to take care of this urgent job

Should have got on with it while I had the time!!! - lesson learnt

Rob ;D