Mytee Lite II or HP60?

[kpagel]

I will be buying an extractor very soon, I just can`t figure out which one I should get. The Mytee Lite II seems like a bargain, but the HP60 seems very nice, but its $400 more.



Is the HP60 worth the extra $400 or should I save a few bucks and get the Mytee Lite II? Anyone have any experience with both? Those of you with the Mytee Lite II, do you wish you had gotten something better?



I`m pretty set on one of the Mytees because after doing some research everyone seems to be happy with theirs as far as reliability and everything is concerned. Also, I can pick up them locally at a good price, which I prefer over buying over the internet.



:thx

[imported_Tex Star Detail]

The HP60 has a bigger solution tank, recovery tank, and internals.

Though I have never tried the Mytee Lite, I am not sure I would buy anything less than the HP60, which is what I have

[AMDin93103]

I got started with a 8070 (Lite II) and have used it three or four days each week for two plus years. I bought it while I was purchasing many other pieces of equipment and couldn`t justify (or afford) the larger of the two. It has served me very well but I will be upgrading to the HP60 (or similar) before spring of 2008. As long as you understand the stains and spots in the upholstery and you are treating them properly, the 8070 has no problem pulling the "soaps" out of the fibers with an occasional second pass. IMO, it`s a great machine for $700.

[imported_Grouse]

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Soil Extractors

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Specifications:

Body Rotational Molded High-Density Polyethylene

Solution Tank 13 Gallon Capacity

Pump 150 PSI

Vacuum Motor 3 Stage Lamb Motor

Heater Dual 1200 Watt In-Line

Vacuum/Extractor Hose 20’ Hide-a-Hose

Detail Tool 3� Stainless Steel w/Window

Power Cord 25’ 0�

Switches Waterproof

Amps 20

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