Mytee Air Hog Reboot

**CCWorks** · 10-03-2010, 03:43 PM

Man! When I said good...I met we get to see the CFM and HG levels on a metering tool. I also thought a we would have a few unpleasant words exchanged too.

Only to say TMF will not let C/A post a video as you have

Not Fair!

Just get the Videos up with stats please.

Sounds like its all settled then, lets go men!

Men, Minutes, Machines, Methods and Money.

**John LaBarbera** · 10-03-2010, 04:34 PM

Originally Posted by Jimsteam

My mistake ( I took care of it) ! You know it was not another JIM! **** you have a good memory !! Couple posts down Notice I also compare you with Bill Gates.
With our backgrounds in manufacturing we must agree there is no easy solution without spending big bucks for independent testing in this field. I as a consumer do not want the costs of those tests put on the price of equipment.
I would like to have a gauge(s) to test my equipment for maintenance or to upgrade.
Here is a question to one and all: At what drop in CFM or/and Water lift will you feel the difference at the wand?
JIM

No Problem, Jim.

This question is a good one, if not the best one. More important then the operator knowing or not knowing, is fact that the carpet doesn't know. In others words, most machines have an abundance of CFM and water lift to clean those carpets. That's the bottom line. Machines may differ, and that's for the most part it becomes personal preference.

**Jimsteam** · 10-03-2010, 04:39 PM

Originally Posted by John LaBarbera

No Problem, Jim.

This question is a good one, if not the best one. More important then the operator knowing or not knowing, is fact that the carpet doesn't know. In others words, most machines have an abundance of CFM and water lift to clean those carpets. That's the bottom line. Machines may differ, and that's for the most part it becomes personal preference.

Thanks,
Thanks for clarifying the actor on the video. I know where to turn to if I lose my pension ha-ha!!!
Sorry for the bonehead term ,was used a lot when at GM for those simple mistakes. No offense meant !!
Jim

**MasterSteamClean** · 10-03-2010, 05:30 PM

I have a Recoil and I replaced the motors with the m-5 motors. Hands down the 110-115 cfm 148 is theee best motors i have tried vs my old stock recoil. the extra motor is better than the m-5 for over 75 ft . But my machine has 1 lmb3a and 2 lmb2a and is awsome, but im power junkie looking for more power so I can have super suction at 150 ft with no booster.

I have a mytee im buying and plan to run like bob savage twin flo system. 400-500 cfm 12.5 13 hg expected or I will run the motors in series and have 15 hg at 230 cfm

**Deron06** · 10-03-2010, 07:48 PM

For the record, I tested the Mytee M5 with the AirHog. Both are new and it registered about 320 cfm's.

**Bob Savage** · 10-03-2010, 08:40 PM

As John said...

Originally Posted by John LaBarbera

In others words, most machines have an abundance of CFM and water lift to clean those carpets

**kineard** · 10-09-2010, 08:54 PM

I can't believe you would say something like that.

**John LaBarbera** · 10-10-2010, 12:35 AM

Originally Posted by kineard

I can't believe you would say something like that.

I don't understand, what do you mean?

**Nick P** · 10-10-2010, 06:18 PM

Hey guys, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't just like the
rotovac cfx? The cfx has auto fill/dump I think the pump
out is 20 gal per min. cold water or run it from sink or
washer hook upand it has a pretty nice filter. I use my
cfx on occasion for flood work and it's awesome.So I guess
I'm a block head but what's the difference?
Nick

**John LaBarbera** · 10-10-2010, 07:41 PM

Originally Posted by Nick P

Hey guys, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't just like the
rotovac cfx? The cfx has auto fill/dump I think the pump
out is 20 gal per min. cold water or run it from sink or
washer hook upand it has a pretty nice filter. I use my
cfx on occasion for flood work and it's awesome.So I guess
I'm a block head but what's the difference?
Nick

Besides continuous flow the Mytee can also be used as an in-line booster. They can also be staged to connect to multiple Air Hogs for extremely long hose runs. The Air Hog can be used to boost the flow on the Mytee Flood Hog and pump out 70 GPM. Pump-outs on the Air Hog and the CFX are about the same flow rate.