reclaim and filter sys I came across...

Lou Zehnder

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It cost some jack but looks first class.....$12300.00
runs 2 SC's at 200 ft each...........
 

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That is a nice system.

The stainless box, is that the oil/water separator? Does it have pumpout and polishing filter capability to re-use the water?

Looks like you might have primary drums and secondary drums, primaries on the ground and secondary on the trailer with pump-out going to either polishing filters to re-use the water or to pump to the grass or sanitary sewer.

That is a nice Sutorbuilt blower system, looks like maybe you could even run 300' of vacuum hose for each surface cleaner or vacuberm or vacuboom.

Very professionally made.

Are those level sensors on the sides of the drums to kill the blower if the water level gets too high?

What brand are those surface cleaners? Mosmatic?
 
Ya, It's Hot and Mighty. That's Tom Durbin pushing one of the SCs.
 
I thought you bought that one Lou, sorry.

That is a nice rig but I believe you can buy something similar like a Scirocco with surface cleaners for a couple grand less but no trailer. Not sure if that system comes with a trailer or not.

That sutorbuilt vacuum blower will pull some huge vacuum!
 
Paul, does it pick up like 90% of water or better like the Steel Eagle Vacuum surface cleaners???

Just wondering, I have not seen those in use yet to see how much water it picks up.

Thanks.
 
Yes if you adjust them properly a regular Vacuboom is powerful enough to recollect that much or more.

It is an interesting design the vacuum chamber is actually the outer shell around the entire diameter. It is like they put a surface cleaner shell over another slightly smaller surface cleaner.
 
Yes if you adjust them properly a regular Vacuboom is powerful enough to recollect that much or more.

It is an interesting design the vacuum chamber is actually the outer shell around the entire diameter. It is like they put a surface cleaner shell over another slightly smaller surface cleaner.

Paul I have seen someone fabricate an inner shell for the BE surface cleaners , they made two holes on the top of the unit for the vacuum hoses. I think the inner shell is to small and would require more vacuum to operate effectively. When I have time I would post some pics.
 
That is how my Steel Eagle Vacuum surface cleaners are, dual-shell.

They get most of the water, if you lower it too much, it gets harder to move so you slow down a lot.
 
It cost some jack but looks first class.....$12300.00
runs 2 SC's at 200 ft each...........

Thats the price of everything shown?

I see he finally moved away from the H2OBoy systems OWS, he did say he was going to have something better, interesting how he developed over the months, I think his systems maybe better as he has used many different systems on the market today and was able to identify where they could be improved.
 
Paul I have seen someone fabricate an inner shell for the BE surface cleaners , they made two holes on the top of the unit for the vacuum hoses. I think the inner shell is to small and would require more vacuum to operate effectively. When I have time I would post some pics.

Here are the pics:
 

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