Here�s a pic of the new revolution I�ll get more today with it running

I think this one is a winner  models start under 17K

The mechanism is simple but durable

The key working parts are off the shelf, cheap and easy for the layman to work on


Note from Dusty: We have applied for international Patent protection on the ALL new RugRevolution and are prepared to defend this vigorously

Here is a a video done by Tre Allen of Truck Mount Forums

Wow! What a winner! Any other sizes?
What's the little QD on the right side door?
Thanks for posting the photos!

NK

Quoted from Nathan K

Any other sizes?
What's the little QD on the right side door?

NK

It sounds like they can make any size you might want

It’s a fresh water port to flush the rug in the centrifuge with water

another

one more with the rinse hose

When Dusty was here in Hawaii a couple months ago we go to talking.  From what I was told, it will come in 8 1/2 feet.  Anything bigger would need the Big Rug Revolution.  If they figured out a new design to be able to make one 9 1/2 - 10 feet, that would be a winner for me (possibly only a little price difference from the new one).  We have a lot of 9x12's.  8 1/2' is just too small for the rugs we handle.  The Big Rug Revolution is pretty sweet but we rarely have any rugs that big to use a wringer for, also comes with a hefty price tag.


Cool looking portable wringer.  Congrat's Dusty and Clark on the new wringer.

Hey Nate.. these units run from 8' wide with a 14' cylinder  to 16' and a 20" cylinder.

the little connection is our "Patent applied for" rinse injection system,,, and it really works.

I am expecting that you will be able to lessen up a whole lot on you wash floor rinsing and just let the injection system take care of the rinse for you. We expect that this will make the whole wash process a whole lot faster and at the same time you should be able to lessen your water bill a whole lot!

the other innovation is the vibration suspension system.  As many of you know i have done a LOT of travel over the last few years and have seen a good number of rug spinners.  Everyone that has these can't believe that they were washing rugs without one before,, even folks that already have compression wringers.

The advantages are many but the one glaring fault of every spinning wringer is the vibrations that go into the floor. It can be very severe and can you imagine if you are in a shared building. Your neighbour is going to freak out and cause a lot of probs. for you.

With our suspension system there is NO vibs into the floor and on top of that you don't have to blolt the unit down to keep it from moving.

other advantages are that the smaller units all run on 115 volts!.... you just need to plug into 2 circuits and you are ready to roll!

I will have more details and prices up real quick.,,, we are taking orders now,, just call me for more info.

Very cool!! Congrats on a sweet machine - you will sell a ton of them. I just spoke with a couple guys who looked at one of those "blue" horizontal centrifuges; they said it literally hopped all over the place. Every time it was used, a hand-truck was needed to position it back in place! As Randy would say, WTF?!  

NK

This unit is very stable there's a little wobble at start up they even have a model with wheels.

It's got some proprietary things I’m not sure are OK to talk about at this point  As I said before the key parts can be purchased at a auto parts store
cheap and you can take it apart and rebuild it in your shop if need be in a very short period of time.

Here are more exact sizes of RugRevolution EL rug extractor spinners.


@ 13.5'  exact pipe size: 165"     900 RPM     19.5" in tube diameter     with Spring Suspension
@10.5' exact pipe size: 126"     900 RPM     19.5" in tube diameter     with Spring Suspension
@ 9.8' exact pipe size: 118"     900 RPM     19.5" in tube diameter     with Spring Suspension
@ 8.85' exact pipe size 106"     1300 RPM 14"  in tube diameter     with Spring Suspension

I will get some video done for later today,, i hope!

Nate.. We will have one running in Howards shop in a few days... he needs lots of help with flooded rugs right now with the Houston storm.

oh yeah..the RugRev el will NOT move,,, unless i put a rug in backwards,, then it gets exciting,, Randy can tell us about that..LOL..

1. put the rug in rolled the right way
2. turn on to about 20% speed
3. Crank up to 1350 RPM after about 10 seconds.
4. Run till all the water, soap and muck finish draining out
5. Slow down to 20%
6. Turn on rinse injector for 20 seconds
7. Watch the color of the water coming out and repeat steps 5-7 till the water comes out clear.
8. Remove extracted rug and hang to dry..

More to come,, gotta get to the show now!

Now that's what I like to hear Dusty.  Glad to see you are able to make Bigger than the originally dicussed 8 1/2'.  

The 900 RPM in the size chart reffers to what, if the machine can go to 1350 RPM?  

I can't want to see some video on this Bad Boy.

Boy I wish i had a new Revolution.
Sounds   great with alot of "New"  Buttons and Whistles
Congrats Dusty and Clark

The bigger machine has a much bigger cylinder and does not have to turn as fast to make more force.. hence the slower RPM.

Quoted from dusty

Here are more exact sizes of RugRevolution EL rug extractor spinners.


@ 13.5'  exact pipe size: 165"     900 RPM     19.5" in tube diameter     with Spring Suspension
@10.5' exact pipe size: 126"     900 RPM     19.5" in tube diameter     with Spring Suspension
@ 9.8' exact pipe size: 118"     900 RPM     19.5" in tube diameter     with Spring Suspension
@ 8.85' exact pipe size 106"     1300 RPM 14"  in tube diameter     with Spring Suspension

what are the prices