They should and also, they should make one with suction. This one only has rotating brushes but if they had one with a vacuum component to it, I'd happily pay $200 for it. I have and idea on how to modify one to hook up a portable shop vac, stay tuned...I'll make a video in the next week or so and show you if and how it works out
Thanks for the feedback. I shooting quite a few tool reviews and also tutorials/“how to” constriction videos for people who want to learn construction and am hoping the comprehensive bit to the point reviews resonate well with people. Thanks again for the feedback, it’s much appreciated.
Now this is my kind of review no fluff No Frills this is actually what a job site looks like it looks like Beirut after the bomb
The ones for over $1,000 have vacuum suction units in them and are rated for industrial and OSHA standards.
What are some good industrial ones or ones that could pass a larger job site? Just wondering bc I'm in the process of opening my own business
Oh I'm just a civilian with a part time job. lol - I have no idea. Maybe look into seeing if Nobles or Tennant have something?
I thought about rubber-dipping the wheels. That plastic on cement noise aggravates me.
They need to make one for the 40 volt
They should and also, they should make one with suction. This one only has rotating brushes but if they had one with a vacuum component to it, I'd happily pay $200 for it. I have and idea on how to modify one to hook up a portable shop vac, stay tuned...I'll make a video in the next week or so and show you if and how it works out
@@clayreed1181 if you do forward the video please
great review! short and to the point!
Thanks for the feedback. I shooting quite a few tool reviews and also tutorials/“how to” constriction videos for people who want to learn construction and am hoping the comprehensive bit to the point reviews resonate well with people. Thanks again for the feedback, it’s much appreciated.