Mi-T-M Surface cleaner $250

[Tony Shelton]

I just saw that my local paint sprayer store has a brand new one of these on clearance for $250.00

I don't know anything about the quality.

http://www.google.com/products/cata...og_result&ct=result&resnum=5&ved=0CDkQ8wIwBA#

 

[Guy Blackmon]

Mi-T-M doesn't mfg. their surface cleaners, I think they are whisper wash surfacers with a Mi-T-M sticker on them. That one looks like a GP SC to me though.

 

[Larry Millette]

I just saw that my local paint sprayer store has a brand new one of these on clearance for $250.00

I don't know anything about the quality.

http://www.google.com/products/cata...og_result&ct=result&resnum=5&ved=0CDkQ8wIwBA#

The one in that picture is a Hammerhead. I've been using the one I have now for about 1.5yrs. Pretty darn good for the $$'s. Just gotta keep the bearings greased.

 

[Tony Shelton]

Here is the actual picture of it:

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[IndyExterior]

We have a few Mi-T-M's that we bought from a sales rep going out of business and they have been flawless in 3 years.

 

[Christopher]

That is not much cheaper than what you can get them from Lori at Pressure Washer Products.

I would ask to try it out with your pressure washer or Chris's machine and see if the swivel is good. It might last a while but you need to grease that bearing a lot to keep it lasting, I have a good friend that the swivel went out after a couple uses because he did not grease the swivel.

 

[Sirocco Jerry]

Vacuuming Version would be 50% faster for flatwork..
NO RINSING !!

..just a friendly reminder.

 

[precisionpowerclean]

That swivel looks very similar to the one I have on my steel eagle. How exactly do you grease the swivel. I have never done it on mine and I'm sure it needs it.

Thanks

 

[Christopher]

The swivels that you can grease have a grease fitting on them either on the top or the side. Some brands do not have grease fittings, those you just fix or replace when the bearings and/or seals wear out.

 

[precisionpowerclean]

Thanks for the info Chris, thats what I was afraid of. Mine has no grease fittings.