[mr muzzy]

hi anyone running a ninja with the steammate  built in
how long do they last
is the machine to heavy
whats your thoughts
thanks keith

[derikraven]

I have Ninjas. I can lift them into the back of a Transit quite easily and I'm 68 years old.

[JandS]

Had mine 10 years now...steammate packed in after 13 months and didn't bother repairing it and don't miss it.
Gone through a few vacs but just kept up to servicing pump and it's still just about going strong.

[mr muzzy]

thanks lads going to order one in the morning

[john martin]

why the ninja though

[JandS]

Yes why the Ninja the Enforcer is far better for nearly same price.

[mr muzzy]

i have an enforcer but that is left in the back of the van
i find it powerful enough to just run a hose in to the houses ,
i want the ninja for the jobs i cant reach with the enforcer like flats and stuff
sometimes run two machines have a young lad works with me
plus the winter coming on, leaving peoples front door open is not the best idea
was thinking about one of them door covers too

[JandS]

Can't you just lift Enforcer out of van.

[mr muzzy]

its quite heavy  time you do that a few times days gets to you ,
just had the ninja dropped off the day from ashbys ,used it on two jobs
nice little machine ,with the steammate on water was nice and hot

[JandS]

The Ninja isn't no lightweight you have to lift that out.

[mr muzzy]

its not but, its lighter than the enforcer
i like the enforcer for the power and can get more water in it
can leave it in the van ,i have a water tank in the van to fill it too
the ninja is a second machine for places i cant get too with the enforcer
and for the young lad that works with me

[JandS]

Just received my brand new Enforcer this morning....it is a bit heavier.

[mr muzzy]

it is lol ,,,but more powerful