[Chris R]

To anyone thats got a new pro mount T/M from woodbridge.

Have you found a way of keeping the lint bag on the (small) pipe in the waste tank ?

On mine the pipe only sticks out about 1 inch and the bag keeps falling off. 

I have had to use plastic tie straps to secure it, which works fine, but is a pain to get on and off.

Cheers

Chris

[Liahona]

I use a shoe lace kind of set up with a toggle tie off  so it can be tied and un-tied with ease. To make it work I have a screw screwed into the pipe close to the end which stops it sliding off. Best, Dave.

[carpetclean]

i  spoke to john elmore about this on saturday and said i would like to try and sort a tray out like they use in a fish and chip shop. he said they make them for the t/m so i asked him to get me one. maybe worth while asking him to get you one as well !?

[jewell]

Hi Chris

I had the same problem and tried a couple of different things but: the only thing that works and is easy to remove is a piece of webbed strap with a plastic buckle like a belt which only releases when you feed it through.

(i bought the webbing and the buckle from B&Q for about £4.00)

Im crap at explaining things but i hope you can understand if you cant give me a call (07802458641)

Ive got the pro 25 and with a generous £4.00 spent the problem is now solved!!!!!!!!

Steve Jewell (plymouth)

[Phil Marlor]

Chris,

For me its not the bag falling off, its cleaning it.

Its a disgusting mess in there and I feel like I need a bath every time i have cleaned it out.

Anyone got any ideas on the best way to clean it.

Phil

[Buster Ingram]

Turn it inside out and jet wash it Phil.

[Chris R]

Hi phil,

Buy a spare bag from woodbridge ( about £10?).

when you change the bag, put the clean one on.

Empty the main crap into the bin, turn the bag inside out and blast it with a hose pipe.

Leave it to dry and then shake the last bit of fluff out.

Job done.  

Cheers

Chris

ps or you could put it in the washing machine  wife wasnt much for that one though  :

[Buster Ingram]

You flash Git Chris you mean you have 2 bags, you gready bugger

[Phil Marlor]

Alright for you Northerner's, we get seen down here with a hose pipe or pressure washer we are hung by the bollox from the nearest Tree!
 

Phil

[Buster Ingram]

Phil, You could always swop Chris your oil drain pipe for his spare bag?

[Chris R]

I use a shoe lace kind of set up with a toggle tie off  so it can be tied and un-tied with ease. To make it work I have a screw screwed into the pipe close to the end which stops it sliding off. Best, Dave.

Thanks Dave, thats all it needs, something to stop the strap sliding forward  

My wife always says that it s the simple things that work best    

[Chris R]

Phil, You could always swop Chris your oil drain pipe for his spare bag?

3 weeks and still waiting 

[Buster Ingram]

Chris if you look inside the tank on the baffle plate along side were the sock is there are holes in the baffle plate for you to tie the exsess cord on. Tie the cord tight on the pipe and with the exsess cord tie it through the holes in the baffle. If by any chance the sock works loose off the pipe it will not drop to the bottom of the tank.

[carpetclean]

i have two bags for the tank but i put the second in a safe place and now i cant find it