[Plankton]

Can anyone tell me what the difference is between these two;
https://www.rutlandpumps.com/M1C009.html
https://www.softwashtechnology.co.uk/collections/softwash-systems/products/softwash-loncin-g120-petrol-comet-acid-pump-unit-in-mbf-carry-frame-12lpm-15-bar

[chris scott]

Same thing...one is in the sale, one is quoted incl Vat the other is not.

[Plankton]

Phoned other day to order the electric powered version but not in stock so waiting on a call for next availability. So came across this and other than £272 (based on Loncin) the description says 6bar on one and 15 bar on the other. I think they both come with the same accessories so if it's the case that they're exactly the same  I'll probably order one tomorrow.

[Seers]

Hi,

I've been looking at getting this one:

https://www.softwashtechnology.co.uk/collections/softwash-systems/products/rolltek-softwash-in-carry-frame

Will they all draw water/chemical from a tank? And is it worth going for the rolltek  one? I know I spoke to you last month about it Chris.

Cheers,

Huw

[Plankton]

Info from the site "The ST3 is a self priming pump which means that it will draw fluid from the suction hose without a positive head of water"
There's not much info for the use of these with softwashing but from what I gather there is less problems with the roller apposed to the comet.

[Plankton]

Well mine is in the build process so looking forward to it arriving later in the week.

[BDCS]

One picture is a mild frame the other stainless