[windiewasher]

Anygood? 1200w will it be  powerful enough?

220 all in on eBay.

[mark blundell]

i saw that on there last night.
then started looking at the cost of 1400 watt wet vac's
and all your really getting is the vac and a longer hose and still got to use your wfp then i started looking at these below.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Wet-and-Dry-Vacuum-Carpet-Cleaner-Floor-1400w-20L-Vac-/260756943356?pt=UK_Vacuum_Cleaners&hash=item3cb65331fc#ht_2893wt_905

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Gutter-Cleaning-Vac-Suction-Pole-Set-25ft-Reach-/220752930896?pt=UK_HomeGarden_CLV_Cleaning_CA&hash=item3365e66850#ht_2220wt_1139

if the 1400 is man enough you get the option of adding to the poles / tools ect
if need be also dont have to use your wfp.

but the question is will the 1400w be up to the job
it will be intresting to see what others using gutter vacs think

[windiewasher]

heres the link
http://vi.ebaydesc.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemDescV4&item=200589650797&t=1290602299000&ds=0&js=-1&ssid=3&seller=polarbrite&category=633&bv=msie&nv=2&caz.html

[Stevie G]

yep intresting to know what the min power is needed on a vac.

[Craig Trevain]

Anygood? 1200w will it be  powerful enough?

220 all in on eBay.

Its very powerful with great air flow due to the 38mm hose, ideal for the guys with a lack of space on board their van, proving to be popular. 

Its funny it could be £12.00 and some would still say they can make cheaper, however we feel this is proving to be a great promotional price.

[windiewasher]

Craig can you guarantee its as good as your bigger one?

[mark blundell]

Its funny it could be £12.00 and some would still say they can make cheaper, however we feel this is proving to be a great promotional price.
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your not making it for nothing your a business & i understand that. but on the other hand if you can put it together and retail it for £220  then I am sure I can put it together alot cheaper.

today i am going to an aluminium supplier to buy that tubing like that is on ebay £14.00 per 2400 length
i will also buy some slightly smaller tubing to weld into the ends so i can slide it all together i will update you guys with my results including pictures   

[mark blundell]

By the time you've done all that, you'd have earned the money to buy the kit if you'd carried on working.
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yes you are probably right.
but i do love to tinker in the workshop  and at the end of it I will have a gutter vac that i don't have to take the brush off of my wfp and use that to clean gutters.
i really don't like that idea you spend all that money on a pole to clean windows with then use it to clean out gutters.
 

[windiewasher]

bump!

Craig can you guarantee its as good as your bigger one?

[Craig Trevain]

Doctorwindows:   The large gen1 is 51mm 2400watt motor, the new mini gen2 is 1200watt with 38mm hose giving great aif flow, and yes we have tested this for a while, and have sold quite a few, no problems. I thought you had a eastern one with our gen1 hose etc?

[windiewasher]

yeah got rid of the eastern got fed up lugging it around,was a big lump m8
im thinking about getting one of these as i want a light portable one!
just need to be sure it does a good job m8!

Doctorwindows:   The large gen1 is 51mm 2400watt motor, the new mini gen2 is 1200watt with 38mm hose giving great aif flow, and yes we have tested this for a while, and have sold quite a few, no problems. I thought you had a eastern one with our gen1 hose etc?