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kpagel · 03-19-07, 06:57

Just to clarify, it wasn't my intention with that last post to put down the Mytee Lite in any way. Its a very capable unit, a friend of mine has it and has absolutely no complaints. I think I provided a little too much info in that last post.

Anyways, to answer your question... if you compare the stats, the HP60 is simply the better machine. It has larger solution and recovery tanks (6 gallon vs. 3 gallon), more water lift (137" vs. 85") and a few other things. The HP60 is considered a mobile unit, but if you're limited in your space, you'll want to go with the Mytee Lite as it is MUCH more compact than the HP60. After doing a lot of research, I was unable to find anyone who was unhappy with either unit.

What ultimately tipped me over to the HP60 was hearing people say things like, "The Mytee Lite was my first extractor, and it has served me well all these years. However, I will be upgrading to the HP60/HP100." I didn't want to get caught possibly wanting to upgrade in a year or two, so went with the best unit that fit my budget, power, and space constraints.

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kpagel Registered User kpagel is offline Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 239	Re: Just purchases a Mytee Lite II...any tips for using Just to clarify, it wasn't my intention with that last post to put down the Mytee Lite in any way. Its a very capable unit, a friend of mine has it and has absolutely no complaints. I think I provided a little too much info in that last post. Anyways, to answer your question... if you compare the stats, the HP60 is simply the better machine. It has larger solution and recovery tanks (6 gallon vs. 3 gallon), more water lift (137" vs. 85") and a few other things. The HP60 is considered a mobile unit, but if you're limited in your space, you'll want to go with the Mytee Lite as it is MUCH more compact than the HP60. After doing a lot of research, I was unable to find anyone who was unhappy with either unit. What ultimately tipped me over to the HP60 was hearing people say things like, "The Mytee Lite was my first extractor, and it has served me well all these years. However, I will be upgrading to the HP60/HP100." I didn't want to get caught possibly wanting to upgrade in a year or two, so went with the best unit that fit my budget, power, and space constraints.