[Robin Ray]

Thanks for your input Nathan the vac side of things is my worry too, the exhaust pipe between the last vac motor and the outlet point seems a bit of a lash up on the ninja.

Are there any pics of the inside of the enforcer online anywhere?

[alan lewis]

Really suprised none of you guys are looking at the Alltec Evolution aswell, 2 x 6.6s 3kw intank heater and a 2kw inline heater, with optional auto fill and dump? just a thought.

Alan

PS I run a TM so no bias!

[john martin]

Thanks for your input Nathan the vac side of things is my worry too, the exhaust pipe between the last vac motor and the outlet point seems a bit of a lash up on the ninja.

Are there any pics of the inside of the enforcer online anywhere?

I've searched everywhere , none to be found , perhaps someone will post one 
i'd imagine its simple enough to work on .
I'd agree , the Alltec Evolution is another quality product .

[Steve Barnett (Carpet Care Plus)]

Perhaps Russ could post a picture of the internals of the Enforcer if he gets a spare 5 minutes ?

[garybristow]

gotta say,ive never seen the enforcer until just now,looks really smart ,trendy and modern
if i was in the market id def have do my home work on that
gary

[CleanerCarpets]

just to revive this post - has any one got a piccy of the internals of the Enforcer - i want my next machine a little easier to access and work on

[Glynn]

I have an enforcer, but theres not really much to take pic of as its just three motors in a plastic box really.

[CleanerCarpets]

so is my Scorpion mate but there is a difference on the room in the box when working on it!!

would like to see the hose, vac motor and pump set up of the internals with regards to access

[stuart_clark]

The clam design on any machine makes it much easier to work on the internal parts when you have a problem, I owned three ninjas over the course of ten years and to be honest have not got a bad word to say about Ashbys , they always gave me good service although I thought Dereks older son was a bit arogant, I currently own to Scorpions and am happy with there performance, there oceans apart on performance! Before going to the Scorpy I had always owned machines that were mounted in series, but the old Ninja did not compare with the Scorpions overall power! I do miss the internal heater and the build quality of the ninja but the scorpion has a lot more water capacity and leaves capets much drier when ive finished, hard to see what two different type of motors making that much difference from the power of a ninja , but I could be wrong

[CleanerCarpets]

i know what you mean Stuart, but there are people that have gone from the Scorpion to the Jag, then off loaded the Jag quickly and gone to the Enforcer and been very happy and say it matches the Scorpion

[stuart_clark]

Well if it matches the Scorpion, thats what my next machine will be, no doubt about that

[Carpet Dawg]

http://www.cleansmartsupplies.co.uk/acatalog/Airflex_Storm.html

Half way down the page on the right.

There's the internals to the Airflex Storm (and all airflex's for that matter). Take 2 minutes to untighten the 4 bolts (which you do by hand, no tools) and open it like that.

The easiest machines I have worked on. Great machine.

[stuart_clark]

I would not buy the Storm as I have no respect for its supplier

[CleanerCarpets]

Yes I have seen that picture of the Airflex - this is what I mean - access is so much better than the Scorpion. With access to the motors like that, being able to keep on top of brush replacements etc would be simple. Having to do anything on the scorpy involves taking whatever you are working on completely out which is time consuming, especially if the clean tank has to come off.

That's why a shot of the guts of the Enforcer would be good to compare to the Airflex.

[stuart_clark]

For now I am happy with my Scorpys, but if I considered replaceing them it would be the enforcer or the Altec

[Carpet Dawg]

I would not buy the Storm as I have no respect for its supplier

Don't sit on the fence Stuart lol

A lot of people would say that about the supplier of the scorpion.

[stuart_clark]

He is no better ! But I dealt with Ashbys for a lot of years and did not have any problem, also ACP  as well

[Mark Goddard]

I've been running my Enforcer since January of this year and I'm delighted with it's performance in every area. I did'nt want to van mount, it just sits on the drive, if it's raining I'll push it under the garage door or against a wall to cover the switches.

The fact that it's showerproof is a real advantage, anyway I want as many potential customers as possible to see this machine, as it really does look impressive. The remote soft start, is a real time saver, I just can't imagine being without this facility now.

So far so good.

Mark

[Richard Cole]

I would not buy the Storm as I have no respect for its supplier

Why?   Not meaning to pry but have brought a couple of machines of Matt including the Storm and always had first class service.

[stuart_clark]

I asked the question on this forum about the reliability of the airflex turbo as I knew of a few guys that had problems with vacumes failing !  I was initialy interested in buying a couple but then the supplier I dont want to even mention yes name telephoned late at night screeming threats and bad language at me ! Hence the reason I have no respect for this guy further I did offer to meet him in person so he could continue with his threatening behaviour but he declined
the storm looks like a good machine and if it was anyone suppling it I would buy a couple! Does that answer your question?