[Bob Robertson]

Joe

Was that the Magma clip on heater?

Bob

[Simon Gerrard]

Derek,
You can come and see my TIT anytime you like, you can look at the Titan too

[Joe H]

Bob
yes it was.
bolted onto the machine at the rear lower down just below the drain valve. Looked as if that could be a problem but Matt was so busy I didnt have chance to ask if in reality it was.

[richie]

Shaun, it was about £12,500 plus the dreaded.  I would have thought somewhere around the £10,000 mark would be more like it.

Richie.

[Terry_Burrows]

   Igot myself a power flight the mid range 500 psi karl from amtech was very helpful the only thing is I have to wait 10 days,but worth the wait great bit of kit
I spoke to ken and paul about the machine and both said very good that will do for me

[richie]

Joe, i did get chance to ask about the inline heater that was situated just below the drain valve, i was told that it hooks onto a rod on the machine and it takes seconds to remove it for either draining the waste tank or when you need to get the machine up stairs.

Richie.

[Len Gribble]

Joe

Bit of pipe would overcome this possible problem also believe in about 6wks time it will have thermostat

[Shaun_Ashmore]

Richie which model was it as there's 3? still a bit minty though!

Shaun

[richie]

Shaun, the one at the show was the 370SS

Richie.

[Doctor Carpet (Ret'd)]

I mentioned in my first post on this thread that it was nice to meet Matt Flewitt from Cleansmart again.
I bought a CFR Perfect Heat off him a few years ago..

He had a stand with just his top of the range machine on it - 3 vac.

It was a working demo - complete with silencer.
Lots of interest in it being shown.
What I was impressed with was the heat the inline heater was producing - the brass coupling at the wand was very very hot - and that was from stone cold water in the machine tank.

That machine looked very impressive and very affordable.