[Craigp]

Has anyone got one, How do you rate it?

I'm considering either the VT or PMF Ti in 12inch, the PMF seems a bit pricey though.


http://www.realcleaners.com/top_wands.html

[Simon Gerrard]

Craig,
Joe Bristor is a bit of a nightmare to work with as he has an 'unusual' customer service approach.
Also you have to pay vat and import duty when it arrives.

Simon

[Craigp]

Simon, I've bought about 3 wands from him and and a couple of SX12's. He's been ok with me.

Oh and I got a great deal from him on a new heat exchange for the TM. Worked out about 70% less than I would pay here.

[Simon Gerrard]

Craig,
You must have been a good boy and joined his forum and made the requisite number of posts in order to get into his good books

[Craigp]

I am a good boy Simon

Really no one on here has a PMF ti? looking at the US boards it's a dam good wand.

Looks like I may be the first.

[V_Purcell]

Has anyone got one, How do you rate it?

I'm considering either the VT or PMF Ti in 12inch, the PMF seems a bit pricey though.


http://www.realcleaners.com/top_wands.html

There stainless steel is a very poor grade not a true 304 as everyone else uses, they actually rust
Most of their wands have v-jets rather than T-Jets, I dont know about today, but you had to use their version of the K Valve, overall pretty poor, Google CMP in California or AMF

[Craigp]

How are t jets better Vince?

I thought the T jet clamps in place via a nut where as the V screws direct, or have I got that wrong?

[V_Purcell]

Yes T-Jets have a retaining nut, and V-jet screw in, V-Jets are cheaper to buy, and if my menory serves me correct, PMF do not install filters in their jets,