[Rob_Mac]

Ed

I agree

Matt

That seems like a lot of fuel but the Thor goes through diesel like that, just cheaper because it's cherry.

Rob

[Neil Jones]

I'm with you Ed, do not know what to buy at all!!!

Looking a drain jetters at the mo but it's a minefield!

[Neil Jones]

Rob, Matt, if you could buy one machine what would it be? (Within reason 21-40 lt per min).

If you could only have one machine from your current set up, what would it be?

[Blast Away]

When you need me I'm over on my own Falch Forum...

[Rob_Mac]

Billy no mates - Ta for that heads up - Chesterton!!

Neil

I would always go with the H & M because as a one man machine I think it is unbeatable.

If you put it against Lee's Falch it does virtually the same heat, less bar pressure but a much better flow and split on heat it will supply two with more flow than the Falch.

If I could have any machine I would have one of its' big brothers

Rob

[Rob_Mac]

Neil

If you see something give me a bell and i'll have a look at it for you.

I look at Drain jetters all the time because they have a load more about them than pressure washers and there is always plenty of decent ones on fleabay!

Dead easy to put a couple of reels onto one, keep the jetter reel and flick them over with quick release fittings.

Rob

[Aqua Power Solutions]

Matt , what other machine do you have other than the Zeta ?

Also what do you think about the Thor ? Ed

[Neil Jones]

Cheers Rob, you'll hate having said that 

[Matt Gibson]

Matt , what other machine do you have other than the Zeta ?

Also what do you think about the Thor ? Ed

Ed,

My main machine is a 26hp lombardini diesel with a 21lpm pump an boiler. Van mounted. Havent found anything i cant clean with it and it runs on red diesel. I only use the Zeta on bigger jobs.

I dont know much about the thor, but in my opinion, unless your splitting the flow everyday, 40lpm is too much for one operator on everyday jobs. Yes a higher flowrate makes rinsing quicker, but running a 20 inch mossie or whirlaway on 21lpm will clean a driveway fine. 21lpm will clean most things.

[Aqua Power Solutions]

Thanks Matt, bet the Lombardini was not cheap! I agree with all what you say and know that the Zeta petrol 30LPM will be ample .
 I think i would prefer a diesel but Zeta range seem not high flow/pressure/HP  ! Ed

[Rob_Mac]

Neil

www.hotandmighty.com

Rob

[Aqua Power Solutions]

Rob , the Thor 41lpm . I would imagine this runs at 41lpm on full throttle, so run it just over half throttle you would get between 20-30 LPM. Just thinking about not using it at its ultimate performance hence protecting its shelf life and save on  fuel consumption ect  ! Ed

[chris scott]

Neil

www.hotandmighty.com

Rob

Expensive American tat

[Aqua Power Solutions]

Chris , hows life 

[Rob_Mac]

Have you used one? What is your set up? What do you base your comment on?

Ed -  I wouldn't worry too much about overworking it. It's 200 kilos of solidly built machine, that has everything it needs for a lifetime of work

Rob

[Rob_Mac]

Lee

Did Maclaren call you today, ref Wolstanton Marks & Spencers?

Rob

[chris scott]

It's a large overweight box trailer you cannot legally tow...with a plastic tank (IBC would do the same job) ,3000PSI at 20  per minute (you can get that (20lpm) from a £1500 honda). It;s duel fuel so you have to carry petrol and diesel. With the addition on a burner....21 lpm burner is only £700 new.
So £2300 for p/w and burner...£1000 for a box trailer...£50 for Ibc

How much is it???

Have you used one.....No I have not used one.
My set up is a little Briggs and stratton petrol engine , an interpump,and a plastic whirlaway.
My comment is based on the spec of it,the images of it ....and an educated guess at the price. 3000psi at 20 litres a minute is exactly that... whatever continent it's on. They don't even make steam ..only hot water.  

[Rob_Mac]

P rick

I've used one for the last four years

You're wrong on just about every count. I can talk from the position of having one and not supposition.

Mines van mounted and you can buy just the machines, without the trailer.

The trailers are quality - ask Rog

Mine isn't duel fuel - runs on red and at a tenner a day is probably more economical than your set up

Don't make steam - come and meet me and I'll show you it running.

As someone who has more than one set up, two of which are both at the top end of quality I can say that you get what you pay for and I get a lot more machine than you. I have paid for that but with my work I need it.

I am not going to be drawn into debating with a fool but the turbo nozzle alone is twice the size of a standard one.

Sometimes, particularly when you don't know it is better to keep your mouth shut but I guess you enjoy the clown facade you have created.

Busy Chris?

Rob

[chris scott]

The ones on the website are all (except maybe a special order) petrol engined.
Did you not upgrade the pump on yours?
Steam and hot water are two completely different things.

" the turbo nozzle alone is twice the size of a standard one" .....
Is that like my cock is bigger than yours?

[chris scott]

Chris , hows life 

Struggling on