810f250
Griffs Services PowerWash
Russ, do you think the Big Guy is easier to work with because of the large rear wheels and the lawn mower style handle?
Who makes the swivel?
Advice on a Surface Cleaner
- Thread starter Terry Campbell
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Russ, do you think the Big Guy is easier to work with because of the large rear wheels and the lawn mower style handle?
Who makes the swivel?
This is starting to sound like a porn movie,,,LOL
Christopher
Moderator
The Whisper Wash machines are great, engineered great and have several different types depending on your application. You have the hover type for when you have a lot of obstacles then you have the kind with casters for the bigger size machines then the kind with the tires in the back (Big Guy).
I like the tires in the back because it helps you move in straight lines for huge areas like parking lots where the hover or caster type will be harder to keep in straight lines.
I like the tires in the back because it helps you move in straight lines for huge areas like parking lots where the hover or caster type will be harder to keep in straight lines.
810f250
Griffs Services PowerWash
The big tires, with the right wheel bearings. it should have a low rolling resistance. The mower handle better control yet. (I am speculating I have never used the "Big Guy")
What is the specs on its trigger gun?
Whats is the size of the hose from gun to swivel?
Who makes their swivel?
These guys took it a step further with their wheels and swivels.
http://semfg.com/accessories.htm
Manufacturers always trying to stay on top.
Wisper wash: maxima 36"
Hydrotek ANT38" (max flow & Temp seems low)
------ Its coming, a little bird told me that the largest "walk behind" surface cleaner is in the making.
What is the specs on its trigger gun?
Whats is the size of the hose from gun to swivel?
Who makes their swivel?
These guys took it a step further with their wheels and swivels.
http://semfg.com/accessories.htm
Manufacturers always trying to stay on top.
Wisper wash: maxima 36"
Hydrotek ANT38" (max flow & Temp seems low)
------ Its coming, a little bird told me that the largest "walk behind" surface cleaner is in the making.
Christopher
Moderator
With those 4 tires on axles and not able to turn, it might make some areas hard to clean when working. If those front tires were on pivots it would be a lot better.
Terry Campbell
Member
Used mine last for the first time and it works great, I like the larger wheels it makes it easier for the handcap ramps on the sidewalks. My other ones was a pain because it was so low to the ground for recover. SO BIG GUY works great and being wider cuts my wash times down.
810f250
Griffs Services PowerWash
Great to hear that it worked to expectations. I have only heard good things about the "Big Guy"
The manufacturer claims it moves like butter on hot bread, one finger action would push it forward. They also offer front casters like the walk behind mowers.
