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squeegee_clean

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brodex or Facelift system ?
« on: November 30, 2006, 10:27:36 pm »
Which system brodex E500 DI fitted with manifold, reel/hose 50 meter,mini pole,
18f fibre glass pole and 35f fibre glass pole. For just over £3200.   
Or Facelift 400 DI fitted with reel/hose 50 meter, mini pole, 24f fibre glass pole, 
34f carbon fibre and speedliner floor for about the same price.
Any body got a Brodex / Facelift system would be greatful to hear comments on either systems.
Not intrested in DIY sytems not got the time or will power.
       
                                                                                 Simon.

sair

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Re: brodex or Facelift system ?
« Reply #1 on: December 01, 2006, 03:46:06 pm »
mine shipped to your door for fitting for £2750.00

inc hose reel microbore 100m one pole 20 foot four section
Essentially Pure Ltd

sair

  • Posts: 682
Re: brodex or Facelift system ?
« Reply #2 on: December 01, 2006, 03:53:13 pm »
sorrry   www.essentiallypure.co.uk          07950 706623

ignore prices on web site they are all being updated


Essentially Pure Ltd

neil100

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Re: brodex or Facelift system ?
« Reply #3 on: December 01, 2006, 08:12:27 pm »
Both sytems will suit you fine.

I looked at Brodex last year as well as all the others, Tucker, Ionincs, Skypole and Facelift.

I went for a Facelift system. Mine is a 800ltr system.

Out of the two Facelift will give you more of a discount then Brodex. I presume you are talking to Daniel about the price and what you want. If you Haggle hard Daniel will knock the price down.

They are great systems from Facelift, and Phill who will fit the tank in your van is an enginer and really knows is stuff. I am very impressed with my system, its an 800ltr tank and when fully loaded my van drives superb. Phill also fitted special clamps under the van floor, pic enclosed, These go round the chassis rails underneath the van floor. They are positioned where the tank will feel the impact in case of an accident.

I paid last December to Facelift £3,800.00 incl vat for my 800ltr tank fitted, The tank was manufactured to carry up to three poles on top.2 x hose reels, one with 50mtr of half inch hose, I supplied M/bore for the other reel, 2 x 60psi floejet pumps. 2 x Di Cannister, One 85amp battery. Shureflow Backpack, 2 x mini poles, 1x 18' pole, 1 x 38' pole. Plus a 40 x 40 Ro system on a stand with pre filters and another Di vessell.

I have shown you the price so you can see that their is scope to knock them down on the price. I am very pleased with their system.

Haveing said all that my sons 400 ltr tank should be getting fixed in his van next week at the fabricators. I had help in designing the frame, its an hell of lot cheaper and I will post pics when done but it should look stunning for a fraction of the cost and it will look better then most systems I have seen.

Nel, Good luck.

Paul Coleman

Re: brodex or Facelift system ?
« Reply #4 on: December 01, 2006, 10:12:34 pm »
mine shipped to your door for fitting for £2750.00

inc hose reel microbore 100m one pole 20 foot four section

Nice one Tony.  Glad to see that you're placing the ROs out of the way of the tank lids as that used to be a hassle if filling from an external tank.

neil100

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Re: brodex or Facelift system ?
« Reply #5 on: December 01, 2006, 11:39:16 pm »
Heres a couple of pics

macmac

Re: brodex or Facelift system ?
« Reply #6 on: December 02, 2006, 12:53:31 am »
can't comment on the systems but as far as poles go the facelift carbon is a belter!! don't go for fibreglass @35ft you'll regret it, it will be fine @18ft though.the system neil100 describes from facelift sounds like a bargain to me. 8)