Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: poleman on December 16, 2007, 10:38:21 pm
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Well had to happen!
We have cheap WFP
Now cheap Gutter Vac Cleaners :o
This was sent to me in the post!
Andy
http://img75.i.us/img75/3629/scan2kj0.jpg
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Why do I get the impression this looks and sounds like a 'White' Vax machine with some solid tubes. ;D
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That little thing would get full up pretty quickly!
Andy
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would that motor suck with tubes as long as that?
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Revenge of the Henry
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Given me the idea to build my own GC system, saves spending 3k on one
Andy
Right ebay henry vac cleaners
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If you read the discription it say says suck and dump, this means you suck onto the debris and then pull it out of the gutter and turn off the vac to drop it onto the ground.
If it was possible to clean gutters with a 1200 watt motor with 32mm hose we wouldnt have botherd using 3 x 1200 watt motors with 52mm hose or spending thousands on patenting the design.
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A mate of mine built his own with a secondhand Industrial wet'n'dry vac £300 from the hire shop. and it does work, I seen it in action.
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I dont expect your mate would have paid £300.00 for a second hand 1200 watt vac though.
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It don't matter what machine you use because if the muck in the gutters is frozen solid, you won't earn a bean!
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Frozen solid I can say but we used the Omnivac to remove solid strips of well routed soil with plants growing from some commercial gutters last week. No problems for the machine at all. I though we would be playing dump and suck but the Omnivac consumed it. The Omnivac is exceptional. ;D
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have you a link for the omnivac?
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Frozen solid I can say but we used the Omnivac to remove solid strips of well routed soil with plants growing from some commercial gutters last week. No problems for the machine at all. I though we would be playing dump and suck but the Omnivac consumed it. The Omnivac is exceptional. ;D
You mean the omnivacuum can remove lumps of solid ice stuck fast to the inside of the gutter? Does it break it up into little pieces to be sucked up down the downpipes?
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(http://www.omnipole.com/OmniVac%20and%20OmniCam.htm)
have you a link for the omnivac?
http://www.omnipole.com/OmniVac%20and%20OmniCam.htm
;D
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"frozen solid I can't say" sorry typo. Not tried to remove Ice yet, but I would imagine if the surface could be broken with the nozzle then no problem, If it was frozen solid I would leave it for a warmer day!!!
Its a powerful machine, most domestic jobs we don't even use all three motors as its too powerful. two motors is good for most domestic stuff unless the gutters are really full. Three motors for wide commercial gutters and height work.
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Poleman where you get the leaflet from cleana are local to me looks like one of there specials made up out the back jobbies lol
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I dont expect your mate would have paid £300.00 for a second hand 1200 watt vac though.
No he wouldn't, I do know its powerful, and does a good Job, as for the one pictured above I wouldn't give you £50 for it, you'll end up with more problems than its worth, I may give you £50 Just for the hoses Though ;)