Getting a dry Demo of the Crafco Supper Shot 125

[@nicholejogerst]

thanks for this. I am in the market to buy my first seal machine. I do heavy highway joint sealing and have used one of these for many years (125 super shot). but I have never owned one from an owner's perspective. This was helpful.

[@thesealerguys]

Do you ever use mastic

[@Sectionmillionaire-fg8mm]

I sense a strong buy for you in the near future 😂. That would be a nice tool in the shed.

[@thesealerguys]

haha Im a Crack Pro guy I just like the set ups better dont get me wrong this is prob a better quality but i am just a fan of sealmaster equiptment. but not everyone may not be so closed minded lol

[@jimgamage2062]

Just watched this and I am glad I did. I am on the fence between a crafco 250 or a crack pro 260 maybe with a double pumper. Not sure. I will look forward to the crack pro video to compare. Thanks.

[@thesealerguys]

When I buy again I'm going with the double

[@jimgamage2062]

@@thesealerguys Crafco Supershot or Sealmaster Crack Pro?

[@thesealerguys]

@@jimgamage2062 crack pro

[@brantsasphalt]

Thanks for the video! I have a 125. I have a guy that INSISTS you must pull the trigger when you reverse the material. It sounds like you do not have to. Am I right?

[@thesealerguys]

So I did this as a public service lol I own a crack pro on my machine when you put it into reverse the pump works independently from the trigger

[@dustinmorgan782]

The Crackpro heats up quicker mostly because of the shape of the tank. They are wider and flatter and get more surface heat compared to the Crafco's. We consistently got the CP125s and CP260s pumping in 30-40 mins. Tough to beat the Crackpros!

[@thesealerguys]

Interesting info !

[@JohntehGman]

Sounds way too salesy

[@thesealerguys]

He's a sales guy probably gave that demo 300 times.