[Susan Dean (1stclean)]

ive found this lot on evil bay  now my extracta exles all have over 4000 hours on them and two are starting to hit 7000 hours these two still look ok but its time to get rid of them ..... (as in chop them up) 

im going truck mount for myself later this year if all works out but could do with a good second hand porty as if all comes off we will be moveing down south in to a b and b so i want too take the t.m and a good porty

is this any good   or should i stop with what i know and get a new exle ??

here the link please say it how it is please if its to dear its too dear ! ive never had any thing but extracta so will be a big move for me

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ashbys-Ninja-Carpet-Cleaner-Machine-Steam-Dry-clean_W0QQitemZ230097674408QQihZ013QQcategoryZ43015QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

[AquaMagic]

Only had a quick scan through but cannot see what PSI it is, ive never used a Ninja but they havent got a bad rep from what ive read about them.
I like the line

Don’t be fooled  by other carpet cleaners because when it comes to the Ninja nothing even comes close!   

Makes you wonder why people spend 20K on a truckmount when they can have ten of theese and still have change.

Got some good acessories with it though, id says the duo is an excellent tool, we have two and use them daily.

Dene

[*paul_moss]

Don’t be fooled  by other carpet cleaners because when it comes to the Ninja nothing even comes close!   

Makes you wonder why people spend 20K on a truckmount when they can have ten of theese and still have change.

Dene

Dene you having a laugh.

[rambly]

I've got the same Ninja and it has been reliable. I would expect it has the 135psi pump. The V2 is handy and I use it in line particularly when running 75ft of hose which is about a much as I feel this machine can really cope with.

The downsides (in my opinion) are:-
*the hot solvent kit adds an extra bit of bit of weight to lug about.
*the power brush is fine if you are in a clear open spaces, but is not much use in    domestic situations. Plus it uses a bit more solution than a wand.

It seems a good buy against the price of a new Ninja and you could always sell the bits you dont need to reduce the overall cost. Ask the seller if it has been serviced by Ashbys as they provide readouts of the pump flow rates etc.