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UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: surfacecare on January 26, 2021, 03:57:02 pm
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Hi all, has anyone had any experience with Ashby's Enforcer or the Texatherm emv 201 and if so what are your opinions of these machines, i would really appreciate your advice
Many thanks
Shaun
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In short , they are both high quality machines in their own right .
With the Texatherm you pay 3400+vat ? Thats a lot considering the mediocre vacs and pumps used . You are paying for a 'digital dash ' and some fancy controls which in real life add nothing to the performance of machine . There is also a certain amount of waffle in the whole sales pitch , for eg ... the digital control on the pump allows for to select' 5psi incremental increases ' like what good is that ? on most machines a rotary valve allows you to select whatever you turn the valve to , any increase /decrease you want anyway .
The Enforcer has none of that nonsense , just brute build quality and a large choice of internal vac/pump /heater options . You could have a much higher spec machine for less than the asking price of the texatherm .
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I agree with John. The Tex is all style but that isn't what pays the bills. Go for the most power you can. It's better to turn it down a notch or 2 rather than wishing you had more at the top end. Customers really don't care, as long as the job is done well.
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Hi all, has anyone had any experience with Ashby's Enforcer or the Texatherm emv 201 and if so what are your opinions of these machines, i would really appreciate your advice
Many thanks
Shaun
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I see you asked the same question on cleantalk and ' someone ' described the Enforcer as ' 1990s technology ' and it was 'liked by another shill ken Trainright . And you should buy one of nicks ' modern machines ' lol
Seriously take these shills with grain of salt , all they want to do it direct you to a sale no matter what the question is .
The Enforcer is probably the most modern design out there , Rain proof , 2" internal plumbing , great ergonomics.
Nick sells low spec American reject machines because he failed to get ' storm ' copy off the ground a few years back .
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Thanks guys for your unbiased and independent replies it is very much appreciated :)
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What John said ie, Enforcer over the texatherm