Thread: Mytee Air Hog Reboot

I read $899 new or Mytee will work something out with you if you bought one of the original boosters.

Looks pretty modular IMO, you can use it as a booster, portable, spotter, etc…

John I know you read this so for Gods sake man please hire a real videographer to parlay your products. My 7 yr old can do better job. We did this in our lil shop last week in 20 minutes...lol

Mytee does make some very cool stuff.. I wouldn't mind getting one for my portable... Looks like a great idea!

Probably gonna get one? Would like to know what kind of numbers they got with the M12 with the booster?

I like to know too... That is a good question for sure!

Originally Posted by CCWorks

Where did you find this info?

Another forum. Quote from John himself:

"Here is Mytee's new Vacuum Booster. 144" H2O, 115 CFM. It also has a built-in 3.5gpm pump out. It is very versatile, having six configurations. The MSRP is $899.00.

For those of you who purchased the original in-line vac booster, if you would like, contact Mytee or your local distributor for a no cost exchange (except for freight, especially if your in Hawaii)

The new Cuff Lynx are $3.99 MSRP, and the sock filters are in a package of 25 for $6.29 MSRP. The sock filters (we call the Mytee Piglets) will also fit the Lint Hog or the hydraforce pool filter."

Now is the m-12 in series and the booster is parallel, Correct me if im wrong is that a holw in the system

This new booster is a good machine from John @ Mytee.

I think it will work very well in parallel with a two 3-stage machine.

The actual lift should be ~148" right at the wand lead hose.

That should provide very good recovery w/~10" hg. at the wand.

The Pump-out and large filter are a nice bonuses.

Larry

Can somebody explain to me please how this is beneficial to cleaners? I mean where is the line of demarcation financially between too many things to use to make a porty decent. Wouldn't some one be better off buying a used truck mount instead of investing in all these odd items that are bulky and time consuming? And having an inline filter seems to negate any benefits to me. I stopped using inline filters years ago as they restrict vacuum and lower lift regardless of weather you use female panty hose or not. I am not knocking it just not getting it. I started with a portable but thought portys are stepping stones to truck mounts some day. Can someone elaborate because I know I can clean in half the time and look 100x's more professional in the consumers eyes leading to more money. JMHO so please explain.

Originally Posted by Rob Allen

Can somebody explain to me please how this is beneficial to cleaners? I mean where is the line of demarcation financially between too many things to use to make a porty decent. Wouldn't some one be better off buying a used truck mount instead of investing in all these odd items that are bulky and time consuming? And having an inline filter seems to negate any benefits to me. I stopped using inline filters years ago as they restrict vacuum and lower lift regardless of weather you use female panty hose or not. I am not knocking it just not getting it. I started with a portable but thought portys are stepping stones to truck mounts some day. Can someone elaborate because I know I can clean in half the time and look 100x's more professional in the consumers eyes leading to more money. JMHO so please explain.

Having used a portable in the pass and having to bring up steps cause the hose run was too far.. I would think it will help with a heavy portable to leave on the first floor instead carry up or down steps . Some places Tm 's will not work like for us guys do" high rise units "14 floors up .. Long runs in hallways this would work ..
I do agree with you Rob filters are a pain with our TM,s... clog fast and are a pain sometimes.