Thread: Mytee Air Hog Reboot

There ya go Marlon; 20 % more powerful than the Recoil . No need for a booster !!! Period.....

LEAVE THAT OVERWEIGHT MONSTER (M5) IN THE BOX !!!

Jim which one is, the booster or the M5 or both not to get?

Hey Bob,

Any videos of that Savage in action yet?

Originally Posted by Jimsteam

Sorry, By "box" I meant leave the m5 in Van/trailer like my Recoil. I wouldn't want to tote 160 lbs around someones residence. Again the mytee hog needs some consumers reviews b4 I would personally consider one.
JIM
JIM

Agreed

I won't be getting my equipment until next Jan-Feb. I know what I'm getting I just hope I get get a port, booster, generator, hose, wand, and cleaners all in a Dodge Grand Caravan

Originally Posted by CCWorks

Last night I seen the schematics of the Air Hog 7303.
What bugs me most about the air hog is the way the motor sits right under the ball float air intake in the waste tank unside down.

If the air hog sucks up any foam or water your might have a short circuit.

I don't know much about them motors, maybe they are sealed so water won't run thought the vac chamber.

I have one on order, I was told a small delay on shipment.

If used alone that seem like that would be a problem. What if you use your port for AD and the Hog for power?

I agree. The only problem is that you have no real pressure with either the CFX or the Air Hog. So now you need to use a demand pump.

Originally Posted by fboet

The Air Hog looks impressive and it's half the price of the CFX. Now the CFX can be ordered with 2-3 stage vacs for about $2,000. Would 2 Air Hogs connected together have more power than 1 CFX? For the $2,000 one can buy 2 Air Hogs and a Turbo heater and have a great modular set up.

Originally Posted by floorguy_724

Also agreed. As I think this will be 100% in my arsenal soon, I will wait to hear a few reviews before we buy.

BTW-does Mytee offer 100% satisfaction? I'm sure they do....just want to make sure?

As always, Mytee stands firmly behind all of our equipment. The Air Hog has been extensively tested, and will definitely perform as advertised. The thing is a little animal - you can feel the difference as soon as you turn the unit on.

We are also in the process of creating some more video now, where we will be measuring CFM using a meter, so that everyone will be able to see exactly how much CFM is added to the equation in each of the different configurations. The potentials with these units as part of a "modular" extraction system are almost unlimited.

Originally Posted by fboet

The Air Hog looks impressive and it's half the price of the CFX. Now the CFX can be ordered with 2-3 stage vacs for about $2,000. Would 2 Air Hogs connected together have more power than 1 CFX? For the $2,000 one can buy 2 Air Hogs and a Turbo heater and have a great modular set up.

At the 3 minute mark in this video they show you the power that the 2 air hog vac boosters have daisy chained together. Pretty impressive if you ask me. ALL 2 inch plumbing.

http://www.youtube.com/user/myteepro.../1/_iV7DJvC1uc

Originally Posted by nrpepper

As always, Mytee stands firmly behind all of our equipment. The Air Hog has been extensively tested, and will definitely perform as advertised. The thing is a little animal - you can feel the difference as soon as you turn the unit on.

We are also in the process of creating some more video now, where we will be measuring CFM using a meter, so that everyone will be able to see exactly how much CFM is added to the equation in each of the different configurations. The potentials with these units as part of a "modular" extraction system are almost unlimited.

Thats sounds like a great idea Nathan. Are you guys at Mytee going to hook on up to an M-5 in your video?

Originally Posted by CCWorks

Last night I seen the schematics of the Air Hog 7303.
What bugs me most about the air hog is the way the motor sits right under the ball float air intake in the waste tank up-side down.

If the air hog sucks up any foam or water your might have a short circuit.

I don't know much about them motors, maybe they are sealed so water won't run thought the vac chamber.

I have one on order, I was told a small delay on shipment.

Hey Greg,

The vacuum motor is indeed mounted upside down on this unit. We actually have been doing this for a number of years on our Mytee Lite and Spotter units, with good success. It really doesn't make much difference as far as overflow issues go, because no matter how we mount the vacs, if you're getting moisture down the stack, there is really some other issue that needs to be dealt with.

The nice thing about these units, is that with the auto pump-out, the tank can empty itself, keeping you from having to worry about the tank level. It also has a ball float also, to keep it from overfilling.

Glad to hear you ordered one. Sorry about the delay, but the demand so far has been overwhelming.

Thought I would pot the latest video we shot for the Air Hog.



We should have more of these coming next week.

Originally Posted by nrpepper

Hey Greg,



Glad to hear you ordered one. Sorry about the delay, but the demand so far has been overwhelming.

I also placed a order for the Mytee Wise RL105c with out the tools. I hope they match in color and preform well paired up.

I talked to Nathan at Mytee yesterday.

He told me that the Air Hogs will be shipped in another week,
and that we will receive some of the limited first shipment.

I think this machine will be great for long runs with a dual 3-stage Breeze extractor.

Performance will be even better than our Triple 3-stage Breeze.

Larry