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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Shane sharples on September 06, 2015, 10:35:24 am

Title: Gutter vac
Post by: Shane sharples on September 06, 2015, 10:35:24 am
Hi all, where do I get a decent gutter vac?  There's quite a few on eBay but no idea what power and size to get? any ideas? cheers
Title: Re: Gutter vac
Post by: Smurf on September 06, 2015, 03:43:47 pm
They all suck some better than others that's all but why do they call it at blow job has always baffled me...sorry my mind was wondering again  ;D
Title: Re: Gutter vac
Post by: samson on September 06, 2015, 04:43:25 pm
Get the Skyvac 85 from spinaclean, best most powerful, best earning Vac on the market !
If you are anywhere near West Yorkshire you are welcome to have a play with ours.
Title: Re: Gutter vac
Post by: Shane sharples on September 06, 2015, 06:37:06 pm
Get the Skyvac 85 from spinaclean, best most powerful, best earning Vac on the market !
If you are anywhere near West Yorkshire you are welcome to have a play with ours.

Wow that looks awesome and I wish I could afford it! £1950 + vat + £500 for the camera!!  :o
Title: Re: Gutter vac
Post by: Rhino dave on September 09, 2015, 07:54:09 pm
What size genny would you need for a vac with 3/ 1000 w motors.
Title: Re: Gutter vac
Post by: samson on September 09, 2015, 08:41:43 pm
What size genny would you need for a vac with 3/ 1000 w motors.
It has two motors and combined is 2800 watts.    We use a Loncin 6500, but the guys at spinaclean said you could run it off a 4500 kw !           If you just buy the vac, and the attatchments they will do a deal for around 1k, and you cant get the carbon tubes from www.carbonfibretubes.co.uk.
It really is a fantastic machine, and if you are not careful it will suck the gutters from the building  ;D
Title: Re: Gutter vac
Post by: SB Cleaning on September 09, 2015, 09:02:05 pm
I have a grippa vac and it's a good bit of kit...
Title: Re: Gutter vac
Post by: Shane sharples on September 09, 2015, 09:46:07 pm
I have a grippa vac and it's a good bit of kit...

How much was it mate?
Title: Re: Gutter vac
Post by: SB Cleaning on September 09, 2015, 09:53:06 pm
I bought it 2nd hand it had only been used a couple of times for £700 ...not sure of the new price!
Title: Re: Gutter vac
Post by: Shane sharples on September 09, 2015, 09:56:39 pm
I bought it 2nd hand it had only been used a couple of times for £700 ...not sure of the new price!

Cheers pal, that looks like a good price 👍
Title: Re: Gutter vac
Post by: Avo on September 09, 2015, 10:53:35 pm
Avern cleaning supplies might have your answer they do a numatic twin motor designed for this job.
Side entry mount
Stainless steel filter
I'm loving mine at the minute.. I do loads of gutter cleaning and this is a joy to use  ;) it's not going to be in the same league as the skyvac super sucker but it's affordable and will cope with everything your gonna need..
Here it is..
Title: Re: Gutter vac
Post by: Mike55 on September 10, 2015, 12:16:35 am
Avern cleaning supplies might have your answer they do a numatic twin motor designed for this job.
Side entry mount
Stainless steel filter
I'm loving mine at the minute.. I do loads of gutter cleaning and this is a joy to use  ;) it's not going to be in the same league as the skyvac super sucker but it's affordable and will cope with everything your gonna need..
Here it is..

Is that the WVD900 version Avo?  How does that compare with the Nilfisk you used before?
Title: Re: Gutter vac
Post by: Avo on September 10, 2015, 07:07:47 am
Yes it's the wvd900 with a few mods on it..
I like it  :)
A little a bit heavy and less portable than the nilfisk but great for swallowing chucks up without blocking twigs stones ect...it's feels like it's built to last along time.

Dose have more power but not huge amounts more but I like it... greatttttt vac at £552

I'll try do a video soon like the nilfisk ones