Carpet Brush for a Makita 9227?

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pwr4all3

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I've done a little bit of google work and so far I have come up with the following:



Brushes for a Cyclo

Brushes for a PC



I have a PC and a Makita 9227 Orbital Polisher. I personally think that the direct orbital polisher would have more RPM to clean better than the PC D/A polisher. Does anyone make a carpet/apolstry brush for the makita? I have a hook and loom backing pad already on it.



Thanks,

Randy
 
I don't think anyone makes one



IMO it would kill carpet in no time



but if you want just get the 4" velcro for the PC

and a small BP for your Makita and there you have it
 
pwr4all3 said:
I've done a little bit of google work and so far I have come up with the following:



Brushes for a Cyclo

Brushes for a PC



I have a PC and a Makita 9227 Orbital Polisher. I personally think that the direct orbital polisher would have more RPM to clean better than the PC D/A polisher. Does anyone make a carpet/apolstry brush for the makita? I have a hook and loom backing pad already on it.



Thanks,

Randy
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Where did you find the brushes for a PC???I was thinking to start a thread about that :D

Any links pls??
 
pwr4all3 said:
I have a PC and a Makita 9227 Orbital Polisher. I personally think that the direct orbital polisher would have more RPM to clean better than the PC D/A polisher. Does anyone make a carpet/apolstry brush for the makita? I have a hook and loom backing pad already on it.



Thanks,

Randy
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I have set of brushes for my DA. I does just fine on most stains. I am not sure I would want to use high revs on carpet. If you start pulling fibers out or melting the carpet, It will be a PITA and $$$$ to replace.
 
pampos said:
Where did you find the brushes for a PC???I was thinking to start a thread about that :D

Any links pls??
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The brushes for the PC are the same ones for the Cyclo. They have the same thread and everything. ;)



I'd be VERY cautious about using a brush on a high speed machine. The PC does a great job at cleaning with a brush and I think if you used a faster machine you could easily rip apart carpet and upholstery with it.
 
Also, I dunno just how well the uni-directional action of the rotary would be for this compared to the ~random action of a PC/Cyclo :think:



People *do* use big rotary-action machines when shampooing carpets, but those aren't necessarily doing the same thing (functionally speaking) that a rotary *polisher* would do :think: :nixweiss
 
We have one on a rotary. I don't know who makes it, but it is made of wood and has black bristles. It just screws onto the rotary head. It works very very well.







John
 
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