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rsrtuning

help with extractor on this model
December 23, 2004 08:26AM

Registered: 17 years ago
Posts: 64

<HTML>Hello guys

Any one of you ever used or know anything about these extractor machines
I am looking to buy the Raptor 230H,
but maybe I am overdoing it and could settle for the 130H
the 230 sells for 2400$ and the 130H for 1695$
heres some info on the machines and a link to the manufacturers home page

Glad for any advice given,,Happy Hollidays to all.

Raptor 230H - Offers maximum “truckmount” performance with its internal heating system and dual 3-stage vacuums. With adjustable pressure up to 300 psi, this two cord machine combines portability with performance.

Raptor 130H - Gives you maximum performance out of a one-cord machine. It has a 1750 watt pre-heater in a stainless steel lined solution tank, 1000 watt in-line heater, a 3-stage vacuum blower and a vacuum silencer.

Home page Link

[www.cleanmaster.com]

Raptor Model specification page link

[www.cleanmaster.com];

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rsrtuning

Re: help with extractor on this model
December 26, 2004 06:33PM

Registered: 17 years ago
Posts: 64

<HTML>No thoughts from anybody?

RsR</HTML>

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Eric Brandenburg

Re: help with extractor on this model
December 28, 2004 06:13PM

Registered: 17 years ago
Posts: 243

<HTML>Hey Tining, you ought to check with Bud Abraham's top of the line unit!! What he offers sound like what you described of the 230H Unit for considerably less. Bud A. also stands behind his equipment sales as well. Check him out...................... Brandy !</HTML>

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Eric Brandenburg

Re: help with extractor on this model
December 28, 2004 06:15PM

Registered: 17 years ago
Posts: 243

<HTML>Sorry that should have been "RSRTuning".............</HTML>

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rsrtuning

Re: help with extractor on this model
December 30, 2004 09:25AM

Registered: 17 years ago
Posts: 64

<HTML>Thank you for reply
I have decided to go for the raptor 230H
after talking to a few people that use it.
But I thank you for your help.</HTML>