Extremem Clean I have an 18HP 36 being built for me by Nick. Glad you like yours. I have always felt that the large #3 blowers meaning the Sutorbilt 3L Roots 36 and Tuthill 3006 vac
pumps are really the biggest bang for the buck. I have owned several truckmounts both with the 3L/36 and 4M/45 . Really there is not very much difference between them . They will both
utilize 350 feet + of vacuum hose with still plenty of recovery. The only difference their may be is some heat. Since it requires more
horsepower the TMs with #4 blowers will use more gas and therefore may provide more heat. My Bridgepointe Saber(Prochem Blazer) held 200 degrees reliably using 350-400 psi with
a quad jet Prochem wand with 4 95015 jets which of course equals a #6 jet. I also bought a used Hydramster 3.7 Crossfire which had a
16HP Vanguard engine with a 36 Whispair blower. Used a Hydrahoe wand with a single #8004E jet @400 psi that had which would normally hold 180 degrees. More in the summer less in the winter. My point is that for those on a budget will actually get great production out of these smaller truckmounts if engineered properly. All one has to do is check the performance data charts and see that these particular size truckmounts(blower charts ) will provide plenty of vacuum for single wand carpet cleaning. If I decided to go for a #4 blower I believe I will go with one that has the 4L/47 blower. A lot more vacuum performance than a 4M/45 . EZ truckmounts are priced where one can afford a truckmount and also if one has any mechanical ability will be able to fix most any problem. His machines quite frankly are the most simple and easy to both maintain and repair when compared to for instance Hydramster or Prochem.
pumps are really the biggest bang for the buck. I have owned several truckmounts both with the 3L/36 and 4M/45 . Really there is not very much difference between them . They will both
utilize 350 feet + of vacuum hose with still plenty of recovery. The only difference their may be is some heat. Since it requires more
horsepower the TMs with #4 blowers will use more gas and therefore may provide more heat. My Bridgepointe Saber(Prochem Blazer) held 200 degrees reliably using 350-400 psi with
a quad jet Prochem wand with 4 95015 jets which of course equals a #6 jet. I also bought a used Hydramster 3.7 Crossfire which had a
16HP Vanguard engine with a 36 Whispair blower. Used a Hydrahoe wand with a single #8004E jet @400 psi that had which would normally hold 180 degrees. More in the summer less in the winter. My point is that for those on a budget will actually get great production out of these smaller truckmounts if engineered properly. All one has to do is check the performance data charts and see that these particular size truckmounts(blower charts ) will provide plenty of vacuum for single wand carpet cleaning. If I decided to go for a #4 blower I believe I will go with one that has the 4L/47 blower. A lot more vacuum performance than a 4M/45 . EZ truckmounts are priced where one can afford a truckmount and also if one has any mechanical ability will be able to fix most any problem. His machines quite frankly are the most simple and easy to both maintain and repair when compared to for instance Hydramster or Prochem.
