We have one at work. The scraper came off and looks like no way to lift up the bracket to put the scraper back on. Do you have to jack up the back end with a floor jack? I figured it out, when you turn off the squeegee control you have to wait a bit before shutting off the scrubber or it will stay in the down position. The guy who uses it regularly schooled me on this. I didn't want to leave it with the squeegee off for the next guy coming behind me.👍
Having to jack up the back end is like turning a car over to change the engine oil by letting it drain out the dipstick tube. I knew there had to be a simpler way.🤔
Hey Trent, technically no since this is a scrubber. However, if the machine was a cylindrical machine, it would do some light sweeping. A true sweeper would have a separate hopper to catch the debris and dump it out. A machine like the Reconditioned Tennant S20 LP Powered Rider Sweeper is a true sweeper or the Reconditioned Tennant M20 Sweeper Scrubber could be used to sweep and scrub or can perform dry sweeps as well. Shoot us an email at 'sales@southeasternequipment.net' if you'd like some additional information.
Hi Frank, it could be a number of things including not enough solution to the floor or wrong scrub speed. Give us a call at (803) 252-0100 so we can further assist you with this.
@@SoutheasternEquipmentSupplyInc thanks for the reply. I figured out the problem. I just started operating these machines and the previous operators never cleaned the undercarriage. There was at least 6 inches of mud build up around the scrubbers. I've been doing this job 3 weeks now and know more about these machines than the previous guy that held the job for over 10 years thanks to all the information made available from Tennant
@@SoutheasternEquipmentSupplyInc could you please provide a link to a programming guide for the newer type scrubber? It's the one with the controls on the steering wheel. When going slow it does not disperse solution. Serial number T20-9765
@@frankh.3849 I've included a link to our PDF Manual Library below. If you have any additional questions or issues, please email us at 'service@southeasternequipment.net' www.southeasternequipment.net/v/vspfiles/SES-PDF-Manual-Library/default.htm
We have one at work. The scraper came off and looks like no way to lift up the bracket to put the scraper back on. Do you have to jack up the back end with a floor jack? I figured it out, when you turn off the squeegee control you have to wait a bit before shutting off the scrubber or it will stay in the down position. The guy who uses it regularly schooled me on this. I didn't want to leave it with the squeegee off for the next guy coming behind me.👍
Having to jack up the back end is like turning a car over to change the engine oil by letting it drain out the dipstick tube. I knew there had to be a simpler way.🤔
So glad you were able to figure it out!
I just got a t20 from another building its leaking out of the recovery tank from the bottom not sure if its the plunger or a hole underneath
Hi Joe, give us a call at 803-252-0100, option 3 to speak with our Service Team.
Can this machine be used as just a floor sweeper?
Hey Trent, technically no since this is a scrubber. However, if the machine was a cylindrical machine, it would do some light sweeping. A true sweeper would have a separate hopper to catch the debris and dump it out. A machine like the Reconditioned Tennant S20 LP Powered Rider Sweeper is a true sweeper or the Reconditioned Tennant M20 Sweeper Scrubber could be used to sweep and scrub or can perform dry sweeps as well. Shoot us an email at 'sales@southeasternequipment.net' if you'd like some additional information.
What would cause the machine to leave the floor dirtier than it was before scrubbing?
Hi Frank, it could be a number of things including not enough solution to the floor or wrong scrub speed. Give us a call at (803) 252-0100 so we can further assist you with this.
@@SoutheasternEquipmentSupplyInc thanks for the reply. I figured out the problem. I just started operating these machines and the previous operators never cleaned the undercarriage. There was at least 6 inches of mud build up around the scrubbers. I've been doing this job 3 weeks now and know more about these machines than the previous guy that held the job for over 10 years thanks to all the information made available from Tennant
@@frankh.3849 Glad to hear you figured it out! We're here if you need us.
@@SoutheasternEquipmentSupplyInc could you please provide a link to a programming guide for the newer type scrubber? It's the one with the controls on the steering wheel. When going slow it does not disperse solution.
Serial number T20-9765
@@frankh.3849 I've included a link to our PDF Manual Library below. If you have any additional questions or issues, please email us at 'service@southeasternequipment.net'
www.southeasternequipment.net/v/vspfiles/SES-PDF-Manual-Library/default.htm
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Holy shit can you just tell me how to raise the fucking squeegee?
Not with that attitude! 🤣