Fury Conversion
- Thread starter MR ALAN
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Rick ProWash
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I'll take a stab at it.
I have one of the older Fury 2400 systems, with the 16" floor tool.
The spinner, arms and nozzels are the same as a regular surface cleaner. The housing is made of two shells that fit together with a small gap and runners between them, that direct the vacuum flow to the hose fitting. These systems require a tremendous amount of vacuum. A heavy duty shop vac unit won't come close to doing it. My system uses a roots type blower run by a 16 HP Briggs motor. I think it's the same vac setup as a carpet cleaning unit.
Even with this much CFM, the unit must be somewhat "sealed" to the surface with a tight perimeter brush and only works well on flat, even surfaces.
We don't use ours very much, but in some situations, it's the only way.
See ya,
Rick
I have one of the older Fury 2400 systems, with the 16" floor tool.
The spinner, arms and nozzels are the same as a regular surface cleaner. The housing is made of two shells that fit together with a small gap and runners between them, that direct the vacuum flow to the hose fitting. These systems require a tremendous amount of vacuum. A heavy duty shop vac unit won't come close to doing it. My system uses a roots type blower run by a 16 HP Briggs motor. I think it's the same vac setup as a carpet cleaning unit.
Even with this much CFM, the unit must be somewhat "sealed" to the surface with a tight perimeter brush and only works well on flat, even surfaces.
We don't use ours very much, but in some situations, it's the only way.
See ya,
Rick
Does Jon have a fury, i bet he would post a picture. how about Mark from easyclean?