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The JubiLee in action
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Where's the action?
Did some one test a hole in something
Did some one test a hole in something
As a little ole lady once famously said, "Where's the beef??"
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So there's still work to be done?
It's hard going back to something that drips.
But open spray is going to do that and let you blast somethings or wet out the fabric.
I'll pull the vac line back on my SS Pro and wet out fabrics that way when I need too.
Ergonomically speaking hope it's less of fight all tools with internal hose tend to bunch up and fight you.
It's hard going back to something that drips.
But open spray is going to do that and let you blast somethings or wet out the fabric.
I'll pull the vac line back on my SS Pro and wet out fabrics that way when I need too.
Ergonomically speaking hope it's less of fight all tools with internal hose tend to bunch up and fight you.
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Sam you're not the only one who's cut off the vacuum and tried to spray ahead of yourself with the jetless tools... you might as well use a watering can
Only work to be done now is construction assembly and putting a logo on the head everything else has been finalized.
This tool didn't just go through my and Jim's hands but many 40-year Plus experienced low and high-enders..
We can confidently say there's nothing that hasn't been extremely well thought out, nothing that's been put into it based on theory, nothing for cost cutting sake and everything from practicality versatility safety and effectiveness all in mind..
It's a **** changer in every sense...
Only work to be done now is construction assembly and putting a logo on the head everything else has been finalized.
This tool didn't just go through my and Jim's hands but many 40-year Plus experienced low and high-enders..
We can confidently say there's nothing that hasn't been extremely well thought out, nothing that's been put into it based on theory, nothing for cost cutting sake and everything from practicality versatility safety and effectiveness all in mind..
It's a **** changer in every sense...
