Machinery Hoover

[Jerry]

Need to replace an aged and a really crap hoover in workshop.

To hoover out cabs/pick up mainly.

Is a Henry ok?

Budget up to £400

 

[sahara]

Our cab Hoover is just what has been shunted down the pecking order from the house!
Usually I use the air line first, so any hoovering needed is just dust. A new Henry I would think would be more than good enough, positively a luxury!

 

[Steevo]

Personally I just use a brush to get the bulk out then the leaf blower at low speed to take out the last of the dust.

@Robert K this is bound to be your territory!

 

[Robert K]

We just use the grain store big brute just watch it round the leather trims

Personally I just use a brush to get the bulk out then the leaf blower at low speed to take out the last of the dust.

@Robert K this is bound to be your territory!

Need to replace an aged and a really crap hoover in workshop.

To hoover out cabs/pick up mainly.

Is a Henry ok?

Budget up to £400

 

[nick...]

Got a cheapfrom Aldi.£25 on offer and does job perfectly
nick...

 

[Robt]

If you can find an older dyson on eBay . They are built before the power limit came in. I have one in the garage for my car. It’s about 15 years old and has been the diy vacuum, car vacume. It’s even so the chimney. It gets blown off with air compressor then goes straight back to work! Amazing bit of kit. They can be bought for £100 off eBay probably less

 

[BredRedHfd]

Use the cattle blower on my cabs. Soon has em clean...

 

[Jerry]

We just use the grain store big brute just watch it round the leather trims

there’s no leather trim in my tractors or merlo...

 

[Jerry]

If you can find an older dyson on eBay . They are built before the power limit came in. I have one in the garage for my car. It’s about 15 years old and has been the diy vacuum, car vacume. It’s even so the chimney. It gets blown off with air compressor then goes straight back to work! Amazing bit of kit. They can be bought for £100 off eBay probably less

Tried a dyson couple years ago. Pile of .

Her in doors bought it and handed it then to me two weeks latter. Not a patch on her meile.

 

[farmerphilly]

I bought a sealy from pan anglia. Decent machine really

 

[Wurzeetoo]

The blue numatic site hoover from screwfix is impressive. Couldn’t believe I’ve put up with cheapy site hoovers all these years. Think I payed £140 for it. Only down side is it’s dry only but I’ve got the Milwaukee wet vac if I need it

 

[neilo]

Tried a dyson couple years ago. Pile of .

Her in doors bought it and handed it then to me two weeks latter. Not a patch on her meile.

Same here, and there’s your answer. Is it her birthday soon? Buy her a new Miele....... if you dare.

 

[bobk]

Henry is the boy , Dyson wouldn't last 5 minutes sucking up sh!t .

 

[ColinV6]

I’ve never tried air to clean a cab out surely this just distributes dust around the air in the cab, where it settles on every other surface.

 

[Steevo]

I’ve never tried air to clean a cab out surely this just distributes dust around the air in the cab, where it settles on every other surface.

Yes! That's why I use the leaf blower on tickover only - the airline is too powerful imo.

 

[Bald Rick]

Personally I use a penknife to scrape out the worst of the sh!t ... then get back in.

What a life being an arable farmer with time to vacuum cabs ... jeez

 

[Chae1]

I just get the diesel pressure washer in cab. Just use it on tick over so not too high pressure.

 

[Cowmansam]

I sometimes flick the smaller bits through the holes in the floor with me welly sort of a game to see what fits

 

[Chris16]

Use a Henry here, copes with some abuse that’s for sure!

 

[Bob lincs]

Big brute , expensive for a 45 gallon drum a few fans and a upturned water tank but will last years as all parts are available and can be replaced easily.