Clean It Up
UK General Cleaning Forum => General Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: bartosz s on June 15, 2013, 12:24:34 pm
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Hi guys
any chance some of you work with that machine or have one, thinking to get one but before that looking for information about "-" and "+" from users perspective ;)
thanks in advance
bartosz
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What are you planning on doing with it, what sort of work?
Rob ;D
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Here's the spec, save anyone else googling it!
Kranzle B170T High Pressure Jet Washer for Roofs and Driveways
The Kranzle B170T Operating pressure 150 bar/2250 psi fully adjustable 4500 epsi equivalent pressure with the Turbo lance Nozzle 25055
Water flow 12.5 Ltrs/Min. @ 1800 rpm Max inlet water temp 70oc Max suction height 2.5 m Hose drum with 20 m twin wire steel braided hose Chemical/detergent system
Otional extra Honda 4 stroke petrol engine Low sump oil engine cut off safety device
Motor size 5.5 HP
Weight 58 kg Dimensions 720 x 570 x 960 mm
A sturdy well designed machine with braked solid rubber wheels, integrated hose reel with over 65 feet of high pressure hose and even an inlet water filter.
Brass pump head, ceramic coated pistons and stainless steel valves.
Rob ;D
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I think they are available through Fisher Price ;)
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thanks for replays
rob
i would like to add driveway and patio cleaning(maintenance, restoration) to my carpet&upholstery small cleaning business, do you think this machine would be enough or you would recommend different one ;)
thanks in advance
bartosz s
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This is just getting ridiculous now..
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thank you so much matt for your honest opinion ;D
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Speak to Daz at renov8 northwest, he uses a similar machine
;D
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If you read the Renov8 thread you will see why that machine may not 'look ' professional, from our perspective and probably, from a customers point of view as well.
Please don't read this post the wrong way!
Is carpet cleaning struggling , I would be developing what is a business already, rather than looking to sink money into an as yet unexplored avenue.
There is a very small window of making money, generally, in pressure washing, to the domestic market and you are virtually through it for this year. It does end in September, you just aren't going to be able to do enough, to make any money this year.
When you have the machine what will you do to make it bring money in because it isn't the machine that does that, it is always down to the individual operating it.
A lot of the services are struggling at the moment and they see pressure washing as an easy add on, it just is not that easy.
Everyone down here works really hard to have the most professional business they can but they do not use electric machines and they do this properly.
I am all for helping everyone who wants to develop their business but at what cost. I don't work in the domestic market, a lot of the people down here do and I consider them friends and we help each other, all of the time. I could tell you everything you need to know but sooner or later that would stick in the throats of the people I see as peers and I would be asked why I am helping to flood the market.
We are being inundated with 'hey guys' posts and it is probably pertinent to do a lot more research, read the backposts and then the everyday posters on this section will take you seriously.
Again, please don't read too much into this, it is certainly not personal.
All the best
Rob ;D
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If you read the Renov8 thread you will see why that machine may not 'look ' professional, from our perspective and probably, from a customers point of view as well.
Please don't read this post the wrong way!
Is carpet cleaning struggling , I would be developing what is a business already, rather than looking to sink money into an as yet unexplored avenue.
There is a very small window of making money, generally, in pressure washing, to the domestic market and you are virtually through it for this year. It does end in September, you just aren't going to be able to do enough, to make any money this year.
When you have the machine what will you do to make it bring money in because it isn't the machine that does that, it is always down to the individual operating it.
A lot of the services are struggling at the moment and they see pressure washing as an easy add on, it just is not that easy.
Everyone down here works really hard to have the most professional business they can but they do not use electric machines and they do this properly.
I am all for helping everyone who wants to develop their business but at what cost. I don't work in the domestic market, a lot of the people down here do and I consider them friends and we help each other, all of the time. I could tell you everything you need to know but sooner or later that would stick in the throats of the people I see as peers and I would be asked why I am helping to flood the market.
We are being inundated with 'hey guys' posts and it is probably pertinent to do a lot more research, read the backposts and then the everyday posters on this section will take you seriously.
Again, please don't read too much into this, it is certainly not personal.
All the best
Rob ;D
Well said ;D
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If you read the Renov8 thread you will see why that machine may not 'look ' professional, from our perspective and probably, from a customers point of view as well.
Please don't read this post the wrong way!
Is carpet cleaning struggling , I would be developing what is a business already, rather than looking to sink money into an as yet unexplored avenue.
There is a very small window of making money, generally, in pressure washing, to the domestic market and you are virtually through it for this year. It does end in September, you just aren't going to be able to do enough, to make any money this year.
When you have the machine what will you do to make it bring money in because it isn't the machine that does that, it is always down to the individual operating it.
A lot of the services are struggling at the moment and they see pressure washing as an easy add on, it just is not that easy.
Everyone down here works really hard to have the most professional business they can but they do not use electric machines and they do this properly.
I am all for helping everyone who wants to develop their business but at what cost. I don't work in the domestic market, a lot of the people down here do and I consider them friends and we help each other, all of the time. I could tell you everything you need to know but sooner or later that would stick in the throats of the people I see as peers and I would be asked why I am helping to flood the market.
We are being inundated with 'hey guys' posts and it is probably pertinent to do a lot more research, read the backposts and then the everyday posters on this section will take you seriously.
Again, please don't read too much into this, it is certainly not personal.
All the best
Rob ;D
Amen
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Hi guys
any chance some of you work with that machine or have one, thinking to get one but before that looking for information about "-" and "+" from users perspective ;)
thanks in advance
bartosz
This pressure washer is not "generally " accepted as being big enough for what you are proposing ...although you will be able to to the job it will be hard work.
The "industry minimum standard" for domestic jobs would be 3000psi at 15lpm. This really needs to be provided by either a small jap petrol/diesel engine coupled to an Italian pump . My number is 07973 2165 02 if you have any questions.
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The positive thing about a Kranzle - It WILL NOT break down
Look at a petrol engine version
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thanks Rob
and probably i will have look at petrol engine version
bartosz
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I like kranzle machines, got a couple
If your thinking of getting one give this guy a call Qservices 015242 41548