Big surface cleaner

here it is

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it looks like he has 2 hoses going to the unit and may be something he put together by using parts from other units. Great idea for someone that does these on a regular basis
 
Found this on craigslist. I dont understand what the engine does. Anyone used one of these?

http://houston.craigslist.org/tls/940822235.html

What's it do ya ask?..Not much.. Outwalking is one thing, being more effective a cleaner is another. Just isn't sound science really. Yes there are minimal rpm's that would be best to practice but even more so it's all about adjustments, brand union, gpm, tips, etc. when it comes to surfacers. What rpm does is it ensures an equal spreadng of the power around whatever circumference ya got. It gives no extra clean or no extra time on contact. 1rpm is as good as 4000rpm in the pure sense of how much impact time a single spot sees. The time is just spread out into 4000 pieces. A sideways/right angle/perpendicular movement does not increase psi or gpm..end of story..But if ya want another, here is another writeup on the matter: http://www.propowerwash.com/board/upload/showthread.php?t=13028

Disclaimer: Note that straight up and down impact angle can matter some and so does sufficiently spreading the power equally so don't take what I say wrongly.. :).
 
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