New electric motor.
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You can have your motor repaired locally for pennies on the dollar compared to buy a new. It's kind of hard to give advice on the other questions without knowing what you have in there now. Is the blower belt driven or direct coupled how many RPMs is it turning do you have a separate small vacuum motor, if so what model # is it.
Of course you can go ahead and find yourself some good quality and motors and swap them out!
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Bane has the most powerful motor that they can run on one cord. You could easily put in a pair of LX vac motors and an electric pump for less than the new motor from Bane and you would have many times the suck. This would take two circuits. Bane makes awesome tanks and equipment---but it is straight from the 1980s.
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Rick is 100% accurate, 86ing the motor/blower/pump system and going to LX motors in series + pump and pumpout can be easily done with more power with less amps.
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The Bane Tanks are an awesome very durable design to build your own ETM with. Getting free heat from your vehicle is also a simple and well executed idea.
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Absolutely. You will have to do some original thinking, and build it but it is quite doable.
Yes you could remove the blower and put lx or use 8.4s Motors in it either without performed the current bean clean setup those things are like 1967 threw up all over the place they're simply put archaic
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It would be possible to add a vac motor "in parallel" to your blower, I'm not sure if you could add it behind the blower. You can use larger jets if you want more water. Jim Davidson would probably agree with me that the volume of water is more important than the pressure.
There was a video on youtube with an 8.4 with the blower. It didnt share much information just video of it being turned on and running.
Here is the assembly for the LX vacs very easy to do
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It is part of the programming for the Forum that keeps links from working to sites they don't like.
here is the picture of it. Go to cobb carpet cleaning and search for this LX vac assembly
