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Thank you for your response. As mentioned in my earlier posts.... This is all new to me and if I do go forward it would be a major investment. You stated that you're only working a few days of the month. If you don't mind me asking, is that due to low demand for the service or another matter. I...

Will the above mentioned units be capable of doing tile and grout? Scott has said that 4GPM is generally the minimum and these two un8ts are at 2.7 and 3.5

Or, if anyone else knows and would like to chime in, please do

I was just rereading this post. So a Prochem Legend (2.7GPM) and a Hydramaster Boxxer 318 (3.5GPM) aren't capable of doing tile /grout based on the 4.0GPM figures you provided?

Thanks for your advice and my apologies for the late reply. Here is my concern with going used. I am new to all of this and if it breaks down without warranty and before I've gotten fully comfortable with the unit... It may cost me an arm and a leg to repair. That said... I was expecting a...

What are your thoughts on the hydramaster boxxer 423 please. This is the top end of my price range for the TM itself.

Hey thanks so much for the detailed response, and I do agree with you.... There are various opinions anf I do appreciate yours. What really stunned me was the 18k marketing cost which I hadn't t accounted for. I'm glad to know through your personal experience that you've been successful without...

Thanks for the great advice. I actually wouldn't be buying now because Im trying to save money at the moment for the equipment. I hope to buy in February but i want to research now because for me its a huge investment.

Hey thanks so much for the detailed response, and I do agree with you.... There are various opinions anf I do appreciate yours. What really stunned me was the 18k marketing cost which I hadn't t accounted for. I'm glad to know through your personal experience that you've been successful without...

Can you please share your experience... I like to hear about real world experience. I'm new to all of this and would rather not rely just on numbers. Thanks :)

Okay, so will it do a decent job of carpets, upholstery, and tile/grout? I can start with those 3

Thanks for the info. :)

Ok so im looking at less expensive machines to compensate for the additional marketing costs. Will a entry level Rage be capable of doing tile/grout, upholstery, carpets, air ducts, extractions, and carpets?

Everything you said makes good sense. I honestly did not know marketing would be thay expensive. I think going with a decent used unit would probably be better in this case. Where do you look for used TMs? My local Craigslist did not have any good ones.

Oh boy... That is a lot of money. I definitely can't pay 18k for a machine... Plus buy a cargo van.... Plus spend that kind of money on advertising. What do you suggest I do so I can at least get started?

What kind of marketing are you doing if you don't mind me asking. I wasn't expecting it to be that much

18k on marketing? Are you serious?

Cash.

Okay.... So I just looked at this a little closer and both the Judson and Hydramaster 423 are about 18k. This is the price after you add a wand and hoses to the judson and the 423 includes it at that price... So pric wise is the same . How do the 2 compare head to head? I want to be able to do...

I have to say though... The sunbelt judson looks a little better at 4.5 gallons per minute

I did check but couldn't find it... I will have to call. I just wanted to make sure it was good enough to do water extraction, tile/grout, and carpets

Thanks.... Do you know where I can find the water flow specs for this unit?

Thanks a bunch. I am just learning about TCS and it seems to be a great buy for what you're getting.