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@williamd6967 I don't think it matters but you can look at your other breakers to see how they are in there

I think this job took around 6 hours

I actually have one.. ruclips.net/video/IvOKzCujI3E/видео.html

I buy the wax and stripper locally at Brady IFS. But I also see where you can buy it on Amazon if you cant find another distributer.

I got pretty much every thing from JonDon.

@@123MATEMATICAS123 I think $1600 would be too low. You need to make that at least in one day with you buying the materials and paying employees

@123MATEMATICAS123 I've only owned the Kohler so not sure what is the best. This motor is probably around 3k new

Probably you used weak stripper and didn't allow enough dwell time. I can cut thru 20 coats of floor finish with one strip application and one flood scrub .

If you allow the stripper solution to dry on the floor it makes the removal 10 times harder to remove. Stick with 300 foot areas at a time to prevent this

The breaker should have been able to carry the load I put on it

No I haven't. I wanted to get away from ETMs all together. This machine has proven itself to be way more reliable even with this breakdown.

This machine weighs about 150 pounds but they do make machines half this size. It may not be prospector brand. I seen them at TCS in Georgia

@@Metalhead0426got ya I have the hp60 just arrived yesterday what you you use these machines for mostly? Are you strictly carpet cleaning?

Just cleaning. If I remember correctly it did remove some of the old sealer but it will not completely strip the floor

Thank you

No I'm sorry I haven't

Thanks. We were new to using the machine. We realized that we didnt have the blades all the way down

I normally have to wait 25 to 30 mins then about an hour after the last coat before I walk on it.

Zero issues

.60 per square feet is what I charge so this job was around $2700. 3 of us stripped it because I was busy at the time and needed to knock it out fast. 2 of us waxed it the next day. This job could have easily been done in one day.

Same process but a little slower and do smaller sections. I will try to include some smaller areas in my next video

I charge by the square footage. Price per square foot will depend on your area. It ranges from .60 to 2 dollars a sf. It comes down to how much people are willing to pay and how much profit you need to make.

Check the quick connects to make sure they are connected. Sometimes when new they can be a little harder to connect. Be sure to connect the solution line before you turn on the water pump.

I havent. On this job it wouldn't be worth the trouble as you would have to run 2-150ft extension cords from the generator outside to the machine. Its whole lot easier to just use their power.

Yes it has a built in circuit locator. I didnt know this when I made the video

I like this newer model way better than the last. Bigger tank, built in circuit locator, different pump, and its more quiet

Is Prospector brand better than the Sandia Sniper 500?

@@pedroandrade2103 I think they are the same machine with different branding

Thank you!

All I know is that they are safe for pets after the cleaning is done. Any pet should not be walking around on the carpet while you are cleaning.

The price per square footage depends on your area. For instance, in the south where I am located prices are around .75 per sf but in California it could be as high as $2 per sf.

What do you think good price to charge a Costco in Michigan?

$3 per square foot ​@@chingosote

This one is Viper brand but same as this one. Wet Dry Vac with Front mount squeegee www.amazon.com/USA-Clean-X18WD-Vacuum-Floor-Cleaner/dp/B0B1PDVY3T/ref=sr_1_3?crid=8MWN8XI85VN5&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.bigA2Ec2pTTG2A2ZrIQXxPpyuMuILlse791SxsSYvKWGIhmkgbXNhoOwot8kiO3Qlcklnz2So_1dK3UBM0PzIYMNV5m6c_ndANcuyDu11B0lUi0XRdQ4oB5Ji78_eKaSzpi7cRN8_YYxVzeeCizEbABExXuELl8uc7WJZJJS_f3lLJEUVl_C3QA_uOk_sKNkH5GyUTNONVj7hVqRzeUsqiiImKC88z6cF3Qo84XoUEtYz9AFxIrHKFb3rAeozQzaQyi3ODFjHuY3bOfXotLI78RTwZq2GPnIahMPMRHdoIE.S0_FchDe04IiMGohvtzs9ZP5o911PxP0lLxVXkhAutc&dib_tag=se&keywords=front+mount+squeegee+wet+dry+vacuum&qid=1713215531&sprefix=vacuum+with+front+squ%2Caps%2C93&sr=8-3

@@Metalhead0426 thank you. I hope my company will pay for it. Bc we’re doing it all with mops and scrubbing

It's normal for it drop on the pressure gauge while using it. Just so the flow is consistent, you are ok

They are 50ft 12 gauge. You can use longer cords but over 50ft you need a heavier duty cord to carry the amperage. Yes you need 2 separate grounds and circuits. One plug on the machine pulls around 15 amps and the other around 19.5 amps. Usually commercial building like these are set up with 20 amp circuits.

Yes. Just the machine pulls near 40 amps. Then add in the turbo heater. You can suck up some watts pretty quickly

@@Metalhead0426 without the heater, just the water hog and air hog, you’re saying 40 amps?

@shawnsturgeon1014 yes pretty close

I had some issues with mine. Sometimes the pump out wouldn't kick on. Also had trouble with the filter getting clogged too easy. You can use a sock filter but it only holds so much.

Well I guess you would have to trust me 😂

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I charge by the square footage. The price per square footage depends on your area. For instance, in the south where I am located prices are around .75 per sf but in California it could be as high as $2 per sf.

Yes anything else that is left can be mopped up. Just keep an eye on the water to make sure it does get too contaminated with stripper.