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Has anyone purchased a Clean Storm 500psi extractor with the 6.6 vac motors? Looking for some input. Am either going to buy another Mytee 1005DX, or a Clean Storm. Also looking for an out of machine dump pump for either draining into a bucket without turning off machine, or running to a proper drain.
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Mytee LTD5 VS Clean Storm 12-6500 AFAD
The auto fill/ auto dump version of each model is Clean Storm 12-6500-AFAD and Mytee LTD5.
Here are some comparisons:
both have dual 12 gallon tanks, both use a 500 psi pump. Clean Storm uses Pumptec 207v series while Mytee toggles back and forth between brands: General Pump, Pumptec, and Cat (currently default)
The vacuum motors in the Clean Storm are in series and the vacuum motors in the Mytee are parallel.
The Clean Storm produces 36,550 vacuum units while consuming an average 25 amps of vacuum power.
The Mytee LTD5 produces 28,800 vacuum units while consuming an average 25 amps of vacuum power.
The Clean Storm uses a Little Giant 20 gpm auto dump pump installed in the waste tank.
The Mytee uses and Aquatec 3.3 gpm auto dump pump mount in the motor box.
The Clean Storm has 25 ft 12-3 power cords while Mytee provides 50 ft 12-3 power cords.
Both brands use 10" rear wheels but Mytee uses locking casters on the front casters.
Both brands use adjustable chemical injection for the auto fill.
Mytee offers a free hour meter.
Clean Storm provides a free hose mount lint filter, free auto fill hose, and free auto dump hose.
Both are great machines with enough vacuum power to use 14 and 15" wide tools to clean 20% faster than traditional carpet cleaning extractors
Links:
Clean Storm 12-6500 AFAD
Mytee LTD5
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The tanks on the Mytee 1005DX actually only hold a little over 10 gallons each. I've had very good suction with the 1005DX. I use exclusively for carpet cleaning, upholstery cleaning, and some flood work. Don't know if in series would create more suction for this.Comment
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Dual Mytee C302A vacuum Motors in Series VS Parallel.
Dual Mytee C302A vacuum motors in Series VS Parallel.
2 in Series 141 cfm X 245" lift = 34,545 vacuum units
2 in Parallel 282 cfm X 144" lift = 40,608 vacuum units
Average amp draw with wand on the floor 24.8 amps
Max amp draw (wand off the floor) 29.6 amps
Lowest amp draw (hand over vacuum hose sealed off) 20 amps
I want to clarify the difference in the above threads for the vacuum motor performance.
Mytee stated /test at 200 cfm @ 144" inches of lift so this is where the 28,800 vacuum units comes from.
The numbers for 282 cfm X 144" comes from the testing at the factory. We tested the Mytee M5 (same vacuum again) on youtubeLast edited by Donald; January 7, 2016, 04:25 PM.Comment
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I'm not looking for an auto fill/ auto dump machine. Just fill up with a bucket and dump with a bucket. Mainly just do apartments, and isn't worth the effort or extra money for them 2 features.Comment
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Compare Clean Storm 12-6500 and Mytee 1005DX
The models you need to compare is the Clean Storm 12-6500
and the Mytee 1005DX
These are the same as just discussed with the auto fill and dump removed.Comment
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Really hoping to find other people on here who have purchased the Clean Storm 500 psi model. Get their feedback on how is holding up.Comment
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Well, this forum seems pretty useless. Evidently no one on here has any feedback on this extractor, except the person selling them.Comment
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Forum is used to be helpful
For some reason I see other forums as being used totally for equipment bashing, dealer bashing, factory bashing, and everything negative.
We will not see this here as the idea of a forum is to be helpful and informative.Comment
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