all new stainless 33/16 truck mount

4999 AR pump Lifan 16 hp motor 33 blower HX stainless cylinder waste tank

what more could you want for this price

It removes dirt like a Viking hoard removes gold from a monastery


The main advantage of this engine if it breaks down you can go to harbor freight and buy a new one 7 days a week.

common parts nothing fancy

For me anything below 18/36 it will be a waste of money and the cost at front is not that much
looks nice more like an EZ Truckmount

then I guess it's not for you

Not to be picky, but how about more details?

Dimensions, weight, performance numbers?

It looks like a great unit for use out of a trailer or smaller van...maybe even an Astro van. That would make a very efficient set-up for the guy who doesn't do large jobs or has limited parking options.

I second Milspec's comments.

DEFINATELY interesting Terry.

it's under a couple feet wide a few feet long under 300 pounds

Cleans so fast you will be done 15 minutes before you started

cures male pattern baldness puts the hair on your chest where it belongs

cures male envy

washes the dishes and takes the trash out

walks the dog

...If it only made toast.

At 300 lbs., it would work well in an Astro or Nissan Cube. Not bad.

5k and you can add to a van and dual wand

Nice point AC...toss it in a small trailer as well and throw a tech on it.

it can make toast but that cost extra it will also butter it

Very nice! How is the blower driven. Does it suck real good? Air flow, cfm?
Arounf $5g's is that right?

yes is sucks really good and love you long time

33 roots blower 200+cfms depending on rpms and from up to 1 inches of lift.around 12 is just right if your the average cleaner with average hose runs up to 200 feet it will handle it fine. It will still do the 300 foot job but a little slower.   heat will be in the 170 to 200 range.

I will have some videos coming soon I am having one of my customers make them best coming from and end user. Like Joe does.
I am not trying to blow smoke up anyone's back end all this is bare bones machine extremely simple it squirts it sucks.

it's belt driven  

Whats heating the water. Heat xc or burner?

Like I said before Heat EX

It's great for entry level cleaners, why spend $ 5 G on an old used prochem when you can buy new, BUT your expectations have to be adjusted as well, you can't run 300 feet of hoses and end up complaining about heat and suction drops, for God's sake it's $ 5 G, and you also can't expect it to run forever like prochem does, all in all if I'm getting in the business I would seriously considering this.
Another way I look at it is if you can get at least 1000 hours off of it and make $ 100 / hr ( since you're a newbie I'm going to use a low figure ) you end up making $ 100 k out of it and for that I would buy a new one and toss the old one if it breaks well may be take some working parts as back ups or sell them. For the right folks it's the perfect machine.

the guys who are buying this are not newbies most have been cleaners for many years. They have ageing equipment with many pro-priority parts and it's costing them big bucks to keep their big money sucking machines alive.

What you will find out with an open mind how much power do you really need to clean a little fiber no more than an 1/2 inch long?

Not to sound like a tard...... But does the pump put out plenty of PSI for tile?

I have not heard of AR pumps, so I know nothing of them. Are they pretty easy to rebuild if it goes out, and are parts pretty easy to find?

On the surfaced so far, this seems like the type of TM every cleaner really should be running. A stupid simple machine that has common parts. No complicated bull that takes a degree to work on it. Ample motor to run the blower.

For guys that do LONG hose runs all the time, maybe they need a bigger machine. For the guys that do them occasionally, why not just buy an inline booster that saves you piles of money down the road in fuel expenses?

Well T, there may be some non newbies market for this machine but in my honest opinion if they can afford it they should buy a better equipment and I don't mean it spec wise, I'm talking about the one that will last longer, like judson or boxxer or blazer, etc.
No offense, just stating my non bias opinion :-)
Heck I could be wrong, in the right hands it may last longer than I thought it would, only time will tell :-)

here is the pump http://www.arnorthamerica.com/ yes you can clean tile with it 1200 psi

with a stainless frame and waste tank this wont rust out like those  boxxer or blazer, etc. with carbon steel frames and aluminum waste tanks to corrode

this has the same name blower as many other name brand machines.
When the motor goes out it can be replaced by a briggs in the exact same holes and use the same pulleys.

this frame is going to last a life time

another good thing is this is a machine you can build upon  if latter your needs require there is no problem with a little modification putting a 18 hp and a 4 blower on the frame.  

the only so called weak spot is the motor but it has advantages too.

If your motor breaks down on a late Friday afternoon or holiday you just go to harbor freight and buy a new one 7 days a week. Then for a nominal free get the two year unlimited warranties on it.

I think stupid simple is the key!

It sounds like a perfect entry level TM because if needed it can easily upgraded to a more powerful TM down the road.

"Stupid simple" is the way to go, especially if you live away from a good mech and lack the wrenching dna. I like that you can build upon it as well....which gives me a thought.

Why not sell the frame and then let people custom order the components to build it the way that best meets their cleaning needs? Want a different motor, blower, pump, etc....just pay for the upgraded items.

We all want something different as our business plans are all different and building our own mounts might be out of the skill-set for most. Not being a welder, the frame would be the toughest step in any "home build" project. By having the frame issue solved all that is left would be hanging parts, so maybe this idea would work.

all you have to do is give me enough money

with enough money I can make a school bus fly just need the horse power.

I don't doubt that one bit.  

A good friend of mine bought this machine,  ( He has run a 45 blower , and a 36 blower  ,  prior.)  

He told me is recovery and dry times are no different  with this  33  machine.    He loves it.

If you can't clean a carpet with this little unit you need to get out of the bizz, cause it wont be the machines fault.   And  That is a FACT   jack!!!

Andy is correct, you don't need brute power to clean. Even on larger commercials, I still rarely go beyond 300 feet. In fact, I prefer only going out 250 and moving to another entry point if it requires longer. I just hate dealing with that much hose to wrestle with on a job.

So, what do you really need? The vac power to cover 175 feet would cover most residentials and those temps are more than solid to get the job done.