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When I was at their site they had a few waiting to ship them, to the States I think. They looked really good but I seem to recall that the lift, or airflow, wasn't as good as the industrial. How easy they would be to manoeuvre on uneven ground would be interesting. With the genie, vac and trolley all in one it must weigh over 100kgs.Hi all does anyone have or used a sky vac intercepter ?? Just interested about how you find it good or bad ?? Thanks in advance
When I was at their site they had a few waiting to ship them, to the States I think. They looked really good but I seem to recall that the lift, or airflow, wasn't as good as the industrial. How easy they would be to manoeuvre on uneven ground would be interesting. With the genie, vac and trolley all in one it must weigh over 100kgs.
Initially thought I'll buy one of them next time but I'm not so sure now. Let me know how you get on with yours. If any good I might buy one ?
I'd be careful about using the blower on gutter clearing. I did a job with the lad that helps me in Cambridge, we had to clean the skylights of a large building. It paid £750 and we were supposed to use a cherrypicker. First year turned up with said cherrypicker and found it was an absolute nightmare so we climbed out and did it all on the roof, it was a Sunday morning with no one around. We also had all the gutters to clear, that paid £350 and we did the lot in 5 hours. So after paying for the cherrypicker and the lad helping me I made £800 for the job The Company were over the moon with the job we did and gave me the contract to do every year.it also blowes as well as sucking good for big leaves that could block the vac end .
They then found out we were walking on the roof so we don't do that job anymore ?