[Marcin Stepis]

Anyone using or used this machine? Id like to hear some opinion.

[brianbarber]

Not being funny,if it's  for residential, don't turn up with a Sensei, it looks like a toy.
Get the Enforcer


Mr B

[Marcin Stepis]

Not being funny,if it's  for residential, don't turn up with a Sensei, it looks like a toy.
Get the Enforcer


Mr B

I know its not a best one, but im looking for a small one to start a business, domestics jobs mainly. Thanks for answer.

[Shaun_Ashmore]

I've got one it's 'adequate' but for a new starter I'd go for more vacuum power it'll cost more but you'll leave carpets drier and have happier customers.

Shaun

[john martin]

 Look at the tech specs for the Sensei ...  
 One motor ... no heater

  Half the vac power of an Alltec express and without the Alltecs powerfull inline heater .

 It just doesn't compare if you want to do a top professional job in all situations .
 The price difference is minimal compared to the difference in capability .

[Russ Chadd]

Its a nice little machine and i believe Ashbys offer several motor options - it also can be purchased with the hot solvent kit for dry cleaning.
Another machine to consider would be the Alltec Express... i have one and its a great machine... X2 three stage motors and a built in 3kw inline heater, small enough to lift up a flight of stairs and compact so it fits in the back of a small car.
It may only have a 20 litre capacity but its designed for the smaller jobs... large machine performance in a tiny body.

[Len Gribble]

A mate got one a blinding machine he says and he has been in the game longer than most of on here

Mr B

Your missing an opportunity here (sell your dalek)