Envirospec M16

[leomoreira]

Anybody here have worked with both nozzles Envirospec M16 and the X-Jet. If so, could you let us know your imPRESSIONs???

Thanks in advance!!!

 

[Kemp]

Anybody here have worked with both nozzles Envirospec M16 and the X-Jet. If so, could you let us know your imPRESSIONs???

Thanks in advance!!![/QUOTE

I tried a friends x-jet and wasn't crazy about the price or performance. I use M16s alot. They work well for rinsing roofs and soaping up flat work or house washes. The only gripe I have with M16s is that the seals do not last. Keep it rinsed if you run chems through it. The price is right though.

 

[Danny Bates]

You can't go wrong with the M-16 Thruster. I love it. Can't beat the price either. I use it for soaping trucks and for flatwork. It pulls a lot of chems.

 

[leomoreira]

Thanks guys!
I've been using X-jet for years and like it a lot, but I'll try the M-16. By the way, I've seen your m-16 video on your Facebook page Danny. Impressive indeed.

Thanks again Kemp and Danny.

 

[mpp7876]

I know this is very late but just tried the M-16. Very disappointed. Even though it says it shoots up to 40', it does do that but only with a giant mist. No jetting at all. Its a shame because for the price thought I might get lucky. Guess I'll stick to the X-Jet.

 

[Doug Rucker]

Anybody still x- jetting???

 

[Benchmark]

Anybody still x- jetting???

Doug only when I'm cleaning brick on new construction for putting acid on, everything else is DS

 

[Guy Blackmon]

Like any other trade, there are different tools for different jobs. The X-Jet has its place in our tool box, the trick is knowing when and when not to use it. This comes with experience.

 

[Christopher]

Good point Guy, I use my X-Jet once a year or two for certain jobs.

 

[FullBlast]

We use the xjet quite a bit.

Just could get on to the down streaming.