Cleanserv Inc in Columbus Ohio built the van for us, their contact page Link: www.cleanservinc.com/contact

Thanks John!

Hi Mike, thanks for the question. We are using flex with citrus solv.

Where are you located

Hi Mike, we actually use the same flex with citrus solv then run the crb and finally extract with the devastator hard surface tool.

Hi Jose, Thank you for the comment! It can definitely be a challenge packing up so much hose for the long runs. Happy New Year!

Thank you, the new setup is working out well for us.

Hi Regis, The van was 50 and the Everest with the hose reels, water softner, shelves and water tank with installation another 70

For us it took awhile to get comfortable operating the unit since we were used to a pto unit but now it has been very dependable, Thanks for the comment!

Hi Jermaine, Not at this time, thank you for asking.

There are some great machines out there from Hydramaster and Prochem that are half the price which are more than sufficient for normal runs of 200 feet like residential and most businesses, so you definitely don’t have to start with this machine, it took a few years for us to get up enough Large commercial jobs to justify the purchase. Thank you for commenting and good luck.

Thanks for the comment and question and congrats on the new 870! My son works with me and he is 6’3” so I set the front seats where we needed them then laid out the equipment back from there. A divider would be nice but does eat up a few inches of room. The filter box has been great and your legend points from the 870 purchase will pay for that as well as some pod dryers with the bit left over. The filter box is great because you can see when to clean and it's great for customers as they get a window into what you're doing. It also keeps the main unit cleaner and we only have to clean out the 870 filters once a week. My biggest concern is rainy days so far as our previous PTO units could run with all the doors shut but I am working on some ideas for that and also would love any input others might have on the subject.

⁠truckmount technician here. It is not recommended to run a slide in truckmount with no ventilation. The engines can over heat. Water cooled units manage heat tremendously better than smaller air cooled units but it is still recommended per manufacturer to run with back doors and side doors open and front windows down. But if you decide to close the doors, there are exhaust kits that route the exhaust down through the step and I’ve seen ports mounted on the side doors for vacuum hose access. You could also mount a ventilation fan on the roof.

Thank you! The HydraMaster Titan 425 is a great machine, I have always liked their products and have used them for almost 20 years.

Good luck brother

That's awesome! We are using ours today to pressure wash a retirement home. Thanks for the comment.

We just finished a big job and went duel wands and you're right! Thanks for the comment

Thanks! We are really happy with the new system.

It is definitely louder than our previous PTO Van. Average 150 foot runs set on medium for residential cleaning its not too bad, when we set the unit on high we are usually at a commercial clean. Thank you

Ok , Looks very Good Thank you

Thanks Mike, The straps are called Quick Fist Clamps, Here's the Amazon link: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007HOG4DE/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

The X Drive does not spin the Gardner Denver 408 at its max rpm of 4000 rpm. It maxes out at 2800 rmp's. Then the pressure relief is low to keep the belt from slipping or the electric motor from stalling. The 4.8 SV is stronger with more power to the blower and probably spins the 408 blower a little faster than the X Drive for more cfm's. So if somebody has the specs on the on the 870 which are hard to find, you will see more hp more cfm"s and more vacuum presure. I did not ask HydraMaster about the SV.

12.5inHg is 12.5inHg. It’s all going to feel the same at the unit. The only difference would be how many turns and corners are in the vacuum hose that’s ran. The 870 will be “stronger” than smaller units only because it doesn’t bog down as much under full vac load.

⁠@@ward8453blower rpm’s on the 870 is 3580rpm at high speed. Vacuum is controlled by the vac relief setting. 12.5inHg is the same across the board for blower performance. The limiting factor is the engine and how much load it can handle.

Also, if you’re thinking about getting an XDrive. DON’T. Truckmount tech here. You do not want those problems. Out of the dozen Xdrives I’ve repaired, only 2 made it past 1000 hours. And even then, I’ve replaced motors, generators, capacitor packs, controller packs, etc. spent hours on the phone with Eric from HydraMaster doing remote diag and programming for them. Stay away from them like the plague. Because they are all hand installed and made with hundreds of electrical connections, all it takes is one bad connection and the unit is down. And it will take hours to track it down.

Started a floor up at 400, and we remove 50s whenever we can, so at the time I filmed this clip we had 300 on. Thank you for the question! We are enjoying this new set up, we have great drying times and even pressure washed with it last week at a church.

Thanks for the comment! We just did our first flood with it last night, it did a fantastic job.

Nice vid 👍🏾

@@tierrawhite2771 thank you!

Guys, what is the price this machine?