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Name this extractor!
- Thread starter jeteast99
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imported_Jakerooni
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Looks like a very old mytee. but I'm not sure.
imported_Grouse
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itis a re branded mytee grandprix HP2
it's a fine machine you just need to test the heaters ie intank and inline. FWIW i currently own one and used it for many a car with out problems
used price is more realistic at 450-600. at that price besure to check every thing.
it's a fine machine you just need to test the heaters ie intank and inline. FWIW i currently own one and used it for many a car with out problems
used price is more realistic at 450-600. at that price besure to check every thing.
That is an old Mytee A4001 or A5001. I think it has a 3 stage vac, 100 psi pump, and 1000W heater. It also appears to have a pre-heat setting, which makes it at least 8 years old. Last year we built with preheaters was 1999.
And yes, the machine is naked. Someone has lost it's stickers. But, it is not a private labeled unit - we actually made them in blue at one time. Before that (1996-1998) they were fire engine red.
It appears that some water has gotten into the electric area, as you can tell by the residue in the switch covers. I would definitely run it for a while to make sure everything checks out.
Hope this helps.
And yes, the machine is naked. Someone has lost it's stickers. But, it is not a private labeled unit - we actually made them in blue at one time. Before that (1996-1998) they were fire engine red.
It appears that some water has gotten into the electric area, as you can tell by the residue in the switch covers. I would definitely run it for a while to make sure everything checks out.
Hope this helps.
imported_Grouse
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cool thanks for the clarification
imported_Tex Star Detail
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Man that looks old.....
Agree with everyone else, test it out. No need to throw your money away for a machine that won't last.
I have a Mytee HP60
Love Mytee!!!!!!
Agree with everyone else, test it out. No need to throw your money away for a machine that won't last.
I have a Mytee HP60
Love Mytee!!!!!!
Well I bought the extractor today and I love it! The water is scalding hot and the vacuum seems fine. The only problem was the attachment spray nozzle would not spray. The seller told me it may be clogged. I took it back to my shop, disassembled the spray nozzle and as he said, it was clogged. Cleaned it, and went to work on some mats. Can't believe how great the machine works. Best money I have spent for detailing equipment. My next step is to buy a TR5 steam cleaner
imported_Tex Star Detail
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Congrats! Glad it was what you were looking for!