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Title: Wet vac recommendation
Post by: Mikescape on May 16, 2007, 08:54:38 am

Hi everyone,
Has anyone got a really good wet vac they can recommend for use when dealing with poor drainage situations on driveway cleans. One with an auto dump is best i would imagine but recommendation is better than taking a guess.
Thanks
Mike

Title: Re: Wet vac recommendation
Post by: Michael D on May 20, 2007, 09:27:14 pm

Hi
   Do you do many cleans per week? why don`t you hire and add price onto job.
    Michael D

Title: Re: Wet vac recommendation
Post by: Mikescape on May 20, 2007, 09:50:23 pm

Cheers, but mainly because you cant always tell exactly where the water is going to go until you get it laying on the ground and for a job which should only take 2 hours, it would take longer than that to locate, collect and return it than it would take to do the job. Thanks anyway though. Its unbelievable how many jobs you go to that have drains located nowhere near the lowpoint of a drive or patio etc.
mike

Title: Re: Wet vac recommendation
Post by: Ged on May 20, 2007, 09:58:07 pm

tech- clean 100 litre 3000 watt wet vac not auto but good value at approx 400 squid. also lookat numatic vacs but about three times the price,

ged

Title: Re: Wet vac recommendation
Post by: philgoff on May 21, 2007, 02:06:37 pm

I got a Numatic triple vac unit and its the muts nuts. Expensive but very very good. I used it recently on a solid floor clean and I could only use two vac's as the third welded the thing to the floor and I couldt move it!!