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@patlarentz6500 These radiant heaters burn 99% of the fuel. Therefore, almost no smell. Just a bit on startup and shutdown. The old torpedoes are only 65% efficient. 35% is thrown out into the room. That's the smell.

@michaeljomphe-yd6sd Thank you...it was readjusted upon delivery at the customers site.

@richaquila2655 About the same it just gets warmer about 5 minutes faster in the same room size.

@ if it were you which model or manufacturer is better? Reliable? Etc

@@richaquila2655 Master is better made. We represent the manufacturer of all of those and do the service work.

@@billkrokoship how come the 80k doesn't have a thermostat. like other competitors?

@richaquila2655 the video is a few years old. The new ones do.

@@spectator6656 The pads will do that but if too much gum is on the pad you’ll have to replace it. No issues with dirt etc.

Although that is good to...we were making a video.....we don't have a slop sink.😢

I will have to see if there is an electronic version of a manual available. They originally came as a paper copy. Let me me do some checking for you.

Send me your email and I'll forward you the electronic version

You are welcome Sir!

Yes. There is special jet that will shoot a zero degree with pressure and straight. It's not full pressure thought. Soft wash guts use them. However with down stream you can add 4-5 nozzle sizes up with a zero degree will suck the chemical after the pump and coil on the outlet and shoot it 15-20 feet. Call me and I can see what you have help you out during the week. 309-697-3508...ask for Bill. I'm not there. Leave your number and I will call you back.

This unit needs 480V 3PH 100Amps to operate. 125 Amp breaker is ideal. Actual usage would depend on which mode you may be running (pressure washer or steam mode). Each mode will require up to 100 Amps. Using a chart for inline 480 V 3 PH estimate 83.2 KW. Hope this helps!

Should be able to get on for under $30,000 with frieght. Let me know if you need help.

Yes, you can adjust the side brushes and the bottom brush. Seek help from where you purchased it from. They can do this as needed.

Up to 8 hours based on using AGM batteries and if fully charged.

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There are instructions in the manual. There is a level to drop them and reinstall.

The lever on the right side just above the disc housing push it down. Then, back up the scrubber and the pad will be on the disc. Peel it off and install a new one. Wrap the pad around the center triangle. Reinsert pad under the disc housing, align with teeth and reinstall disc. Good luck!

Thanks Ryan!

Yes

Thanks for sharing!!

Glad you think so!

Something is blocking the water solenoid. Clean and flush and try again.

See if it is plugged.

Any factory warranty on this purchased new? Debating between this and a T5

Hmmm, not sure. Sounds like a solenoid may have debris in it.

The best height is just dragging the floor should get you 95-99% water vacuumed. Have fun!

You can but if you raise the nose with the lever you won't smash the pad to the floor. Good question!

That would really depend on the chemical being used and the temperature of the water. Also, the level of soil you are trying to remove. Good points!

You may have a clogged solenoid screen. Lower Right hand side there is a rubber flap. Open the flap and unscrew the small grey cover and underneath is the screen. If you have a full tank use your water control valve to manage water volume when opened

@@billkrokoship thanks you 🥰🥰🥰

@@noeurnyanincambo810 You very welcome!

Germany

@@billkrokoship Any chance it will be made in china? How to know if the clean water is full in the tank?

@@cyranox90 well...many things are made in China. Who knows for sure. Open the yellow cover on the front like in the video. There is a full line ...the flat area.

instablaster...

I believe you need to check you water inlet screens. You may need pump work.

Yes we can help...send me an email your square footage and exactly what you want. Bk@hansonindustrialpeoria.com We will try to help!