The best rotary out there is.....

LMAO! Didn't we already establish that you are no expert on rotary machines? Who told you that you could get off the bench and make a mad dash for right field?

First of all, the WarHoss does not reach under furniture well at all. The RDM takes that distinction. While the Hoss is effective on residential and commercial, it tugs too hard on older, loose residential carpet and can rip seams in a split second or even pull carpet away from j-bar. I agree that you get a good flush as long as your machine has long nozzles but nothing outflushes the RDM on residential. Of course, the RDM is only useful on residential. You can move the Hoss faster than an RX, assuming you don't care if you are doing a good job or not. A 5 jet RX20 covers more area than your 2 job demo unit so it will clean faster. It's simple math, 5 vs. 2. If Sapphire ever realizes that we want all 5 full width nozzles, it might just clean as fast or faster than an RX. For now, your statement is false.

I would rate the Hoss higher than the RV360i because it seems to be more durable and I prefer the Hoss when using a truckmount. However, I would rate the RV360i higher for use with a portable. This time less is more (3 vac heads vs. 5) and the RV360i is far less risky in relation to damaging carpet. The WarHoss is a very good rotary (only when it has the full width nozzles - the standard one with all staggered jets is dreadful) but saying that it blows everything else out of the water is pure nonsense.

Now please write about something you know about, such as taking handouts from manufacturers in exchange for raving reviews.

The RV360i does a phenomenal cleaning; having good water penetration and absolutely terrific water recovery. It was a trailblazer in several key areas, 2 of which the WarHoss foolishly ignored; the perfectly clear sight tube and variable speed control. I understand that when it was first released with staggered jets, there wouldn't be any reason to slow down the already dysfunctional cleaning head on the Hoss because it would have only made a bad situation worse. Now that Sapphire is realizing (with baby steps) that we need full width nozzles on the machine, they might want to consider adding a variable speed control in future generations. 5 full width heads, a narrower hose connector location, a sight tube, variable speed control and easily removed or attached teflon glides will further refine this machine to near perfection. Until this occurs, it is merely a very good machine that could be better and is no better than the other rotaries on the market and arguably worse.

I have not experienced any problems with the Rotovac 360i's cleaning ability. My only complaints have been directed toward durability. My motor is stalling, my valve leaked, it is shooting water out of the center bolt in the hub, the rubber gasket in the hub did not last long and this was all within the first year of ownership. By contrast, I have never experienced any problem of any kind with an RX20 during the first 10 years of ownership.

The funny thing is, I could perfect any one of these rotaries with a few design changes but the manufacturers don't seem to know how or don't care. In all fairness, the WarHoss is a new contender so lets see how much development it receives from this point forward. They are fixing their Stryker wand so maybe there is some hope that they will also improve the Hoss.

MrE. is correct, Mr. Martin. If you come on this forum, yapping some obvious "sell out" rhetoric, you will take a bath. The fact that you are not an expert on rotaries (and I explained why in the other thread), limits you to superficial importance on this subject, so keep it on the "down low".......unless of course, you want to take a bath. Since I was not banned last time for the hosing that I bestowed upon you, I don't see what harm another cleansing will do.

I suspect it will be better when used with a powerhouse truckmount like Rob has. His TM has the needed vac power when adding an additional cleaning head and the machine will perform more cleaning passes. I hope Rotovac releases it for production.

How do you like it so far, Rob?