So goofy

[Mikey P]

 

[Dolly Llama]

well howdie-doo

plastic manifold, center jet cross threaded and a band clamp on the manifold supply line.

nice....



..L.T.A.

 

[Nomad74]

This makes me hungry for a cube of butter

 

[BIG WOOD]

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You’re jealous you didn’t come up with the idea

 

[Mikey P]

You’re jealous you didn’t come up with the idea

Which ideer would that be Cleetus?

 

[Mikey P]

the three attic access ports tells me there's some weld spittle going on in thar.

 

[BIG WOOD]

Which ideer would that be Cleetus?

It’s ugly but the jet manifold that metermaid suggested on your last thread

 

[Mikey P]

It’s ugly but the jet manifold that metermaid suggested on your last thread

plastic threads and Marty's dont jive...

 

[Mikey P]

on the other end of the spectrum is the best wand ever constructed...

 

[Mikey P]

I had a tubeless head for a while to redesign the glide for, I should have kept it as a paperweight.

The inside vac manifold was so....perfect.

 

[BIG WOOD]

plastic threads and Marty's dont jive...

Your age is really showing. I’m surprised you couldn’t see it.

The jets are offset

But you’re right on the plastic threads.

 

[Mikey P]

Your age is really showing. I’m surprised you couldn’t see it.

The jets are offset

But you’re right on the plastic threads.

I saw the offset jets 20 years ago the first time I saw a Butler wand.

 

[BIG WOOD]

I saw the offset jets 20 years ago the first time I saw a Butler wand.

Why’d that not catch on with the other wands. Seems like a good idea

 

[Mikey P]

Why’d that not catch on with the other wands. Seems like a good idea

A single manifold is tough to pull off.
5 jets is a pita

 

[Numero Uno]

One of the worst versions of a wand ever..3 jet was by far the best of there versions...

 

[Nomad74]

God made me bad at math because he knew otherwise I would be too powerful

 

[Mike J]

on the other end of the spectrum is the best wand ever constructed...

The date is also etched in each wand at the lower end of the tube front.

 

[Jim Pemberton]

on the other end of the spectrum is the best wand ever constructed...

After years of slinging the Prochem Tri-Jet wand, which was sort of like pushing a boat anchor across the carpet, I really welcomed this wand. "Pre-glide days", I found it far easier to use, and these wands have held up for decades, unless they were used for flood extraction on concrete.

 

[KevinD]

The nylon blocks were a vast improvement over the original aluminum ones that would blow a hole out directly opposite where the supply line entered.
You did have to be careful to not cross thread a jet though.

 

[jeffexe]

After years of slinging the Prochem Tri-Jet wand, which was sort of like pushing a boat anchor across the carpet, I really welcomed this wand. "Pre-glide days", I found it far easier to use, and these wands have held up for decades, unless they were used for flood extraction on concrete.

I ran a butler 18" on apartments and commercial jobs for over 15 years. 5 offset jets. Wands were built to last.

 

[Jim Pemberton]

I ran a butler 18" on apartments and commercial jobs for over 15 years. 5 offset jets. Wands were built to last.

How did you push that Jeff?

In all due respect, you'd fit in Mikey's back pocket.....

I guess you upstate New Yorkers are made of tough stuff

 

[jeffexe]

How did you push that Jeff?

In all due respect, you'd fit in Mikey's back pocket.....

I guess you upstate New Yorkers are made of tough stuff

I was young and did not know any better. Since you sold me the first evolution wand, I have become soft. Ha

 

[Matt Middleton]

I ran a butler 18" on apartments and commercial jobs for over 15 years. 5 offset jets. Wands were built to last.

I still have done from 1996! Man that is a heavy wand.

 

[KevinD]

How did you push that Jeff?

In all due respect, you'd fit in Mikey's back pocket.....

I guess you upstate New Yorkers are made of tough stuff

I had the 14" Butler and remember it being pretty easy to push...back when I was 30