PedroSD

I'm new to the hood cleaning business and I'm trying to build the equipment I need. With my limited budget I don't want to buy equipment that wouldn't work for me. Does any body have any advice on a duct spinner and a scraper to remove the grease? I've seen some online and they're very expensive (over $300). I know that I need to buy quality parts but I been reading the forums and there are some of you who have built those units(spinner) and are better than the ones being sold online. Let me know what works for you and were I can buy it. If you have one for sale you can e-mail me at pedro92113@hotmail.com or call me at 619-228-6017. Thank you.

Hi, I'm new to this forum and want to get started in the restaurant hood cleaning business. My friend has been training me on the business. My budget is -$2500 and I want a 120 volt since I will be doing mainly restaurants and want to save on gas/diesel. Here are my two choices, let me know if you know of anything better out there at this price range... 1. Mi-T-M HSE-1502-0M10(1500 PSI, 2.0 GPM, direct drive triplex piston pump with ceramic plungers and forged brass manifold as well as a complete system diagnostic board. $1839.00 Link: Mi-T-M HSE-1502-0M10 - HSE Series 1500 PSI Hot Water Electric Pressure Washer. 2. NorthStar electric wet steam & hot water pressure washer - 1700 PSI, 1.5 GPM, 120 volts. (Premium industrial triplex pump with brass manifold and ceramic plungers) $1899+360(shipping)=$2260. link: NorthStar Electric Wet Steam & Hot Water Pressure Washer — 1700 PSI, 1.5 GPM, 120 Volt | Electric/Hot Water | Northern Tool + Equipment Thank you for your advice...

Thank you for all you advice Paul and Douglas, I think I may go ahead and purchase the MITM. I'm new to the industry and I'll probably get in real trouble if I start using 3000 psi indoors! Besides, I don't have the budget for something like that (may be after a start making some money). I was told that some restaurants put a limit on how HOT the water gets? That may be a problem with the TRX unit. I don't know if its true.

Thank you for your advice, it's a lot cheaper than what I had researched. How about a high quality hot water hose and a 50' hot water pressure hose? I may have to buy two of each just in case. Thank you for your help