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Old 01-07-2017, 07:48 PM
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So, why did I buy this???

Steam cleaner. 220 volt electric for the pump with a diesel powered boiler. $50.00

Rodents nest thrown in for free.
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Old 01-07-2017, 08:40 PM
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Hope the nest is in the boiler, should smell good when you fire it up.
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Old 01-07-2017, 10:56 PM
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So, why did I buy this???

Steam cleaner. 220 volt electric for the pump with a diesel powered boiler. $50.00

Rodents nest thrown in for free.
We have the same combo.. electric pump with diesel boiler.... I use it daily... the hot water makes a HUGE difference... You will love it!! CONGRATS!!
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I would have bought it too......
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Old 02-25-2017, 09:51 AM
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$50.. I hate you. I spent $400 on my last one then had to buy a $100 hose just to find out that the coil was plugged up and had 2 holes in it, the water leaked out before it got anywhere near the tip, cheapest coil I found would have cost me another $600 Still have the hose that has never had water thru it, but wound up scrapping the machine and got like $8 for it... (scrap is way down) cuz I was so PO'd and tired of pushing it around.

That one was supposed to replace my previous one which was an awesome machine, one that was a $500 and 3 hour road trip CL buy, that wound up getting stolen from my former winter storage location.
Even ones admitted to be "for parts" around here tend to bring at least $250 except when I'm the one that gets stuck with a lemon....
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Old 02-25-2017, 10:21 AM
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Similar to my old KEW that I bought new back in the 70's.
Boiler is rotted out now though but still works asa power washer w/the boiler bypassed.
I have a 0* tip for it that will cut through a board!!
A good 5HP motor would be worth $50 I would think!
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