[BMWBear]

Originally Posted by Mintsopoulos

Seems like the only thing Ive been buying lately is guns and knives haha.

Since you're in Chicago that sounds about right.

[infinitekidM2C]

Originally Posted by Murf993

I've installed the stereo in a cut out in my fireplace that was probably for wood at some point, the fireplace is now gas so I wanted to fill it with something.

it's actually pretty cool and unique

[RickFLM4]

Splurged on great seats… for May 2022. He and Sebastian Maniscalco were both at Hard Rock Hollywood (separately) the same week we were out of town around Labor Day, which was some bad timing.

[Joe T]

USed company money but wired just over $60K for one of these. All kitted out with shelving, tie downs and ramps

Dropped off for wrapping this afternoon

[clickclickboom]

What speakers?

Originally Posted by Murf993

Time to upgrade the sound system....not the last item I bought but that was a rifle so this is good right?

[Murf993]

Originally Posted by clickclickboom

What speakers?

Tannoy Kensington GR....I love the set up.

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by Joe T

USed company money but wired just over $60K for one of these. All kitted out with shelving, tie downs and ramps

Dropped off for wrapping this afternoon

What's this work horse being used for? A buddy of mine just picked up a couple of Ford Transits. They'll be Data/Fiber trolley's.

[Silverstreak76]

Originally Posted by hfw003

i picked these little beauties up yesterday, one of my favourite sweet treats!

Molto bello!

yum!!! Me too please!!!

[wtwo3]

I'm about to be hydrated AF!

[freakystyly]

Originally Posted by Murf993

Tannoy Kensington GR....I love the set up.

A buddy had the prestige models set up a long time ago.

Even if I could afford it, I'm no audiophile.

[Murf993]

Originally Posted by freakystyly

A buddy had the prestige models set up a long time ago.

Even if I could afford it, I'm no audiophile.

What's an "audiophile"? My view, if you like to just chill and listen to music, if it speaks to you then my friend you are an audiophile.....we're all here because we like cars, some are more into it then others but really I guess we're all autophiles aren't we.

[Joe T]

Originally Posted by King Rudi

What's this work horse being used for? A buddy of mine just picked up a couple of Ford Transits. They'll be Data/Fiber trolley's.

equipment repair: the team works on stuff like this. our field techs have the 2500 highroofs, our specialists have the 3500's and my NYC and metro DC guys drive a metris

[fiveohwblow]

Originally Posted by wtwo3

I'm about to be hydrated AF!

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Does it truly clean as you go? Any feedback?

[wtwo3]

Originally Posted by fiveohwblow

Does it truly clean as you go? Any feedback?

I will update u as soon as I use it. Put the cap on the charger and forgot about it. But tomorrow.... I'll be hydrated af!

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by Joe T

equipment repair: the team works on stuff like this. our field techs have the 2500 highroofs, our specialists have the 3500's and my NYC and metro DC guys drive a metris

That's fantastic! I'm in the process of buying a Tennant T12 for work right now. I tend to buy a Condor or Tennant machine on alternating years. Scrubber one year, sweeper the next. Considering these things have about a 3-5 year life-cycle and what I see done to ours on a regular basis; I imagine you stay pretty busy and have a lucrative business there. How large of a territory do you cover?

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by fiveohwblow

Does it truly clean as you go? Any feedback?

For that money, after hydrating, it better assist me with the three shakes, post hydrating.

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by Joe T

USed company money but wired just over $60K for one of these. All kitted out with shelving, tie downs and ramps

Dropped off for wrapping this afternoon

Hey that looks like UncleWede 's ride

[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

Hey that looks like UncleWede 's ride

Funny note: dad gave the old white Ford to my struggling brother. He and the dog often spent the night in it.

My youngest son's new gf, her uncle donated an F350, white, for her to use as a daily.


I guess I'm just a van-magnet

[wtwo3]

Originally Posted by fiveohwblow

Does it truly clean as you go? Any feedback?

Now that I've had a morning full of hydration - I can't tell if it's just placebo effect, but the water does taste "fresher". Normally when I get water from the fridge it has a weird aftertaste, and it seems like drinking from this bottle after purification that the water tastes better.

[margawry]

This community is so cool Greetings from Poland to all BMW drivers out there!

[wtwo3]

Trying out a new multi-vitamin subscription service

[Joe T]

Originally Posted by King Rudi

That's fantastic! I'm in the process of buying a Tennant T12 for work right now. I tend to buy a Condor or Tennant machine on alternating years. Scrubber one year, sweeper the next. Considering these things have about a 3-5 year life-cycle and what I see done to ours on a regular basis; I imagine you stay pretty busy and have a lucrative business there. How large of a territory do you cover?

Great machine. So up until July we covered DC-Maine, we got purchased by a bigger company the end of July and are now national. Depending on where you are "on Earth" either my team or our parent company may be able to help.

If nothing else, I'd be happy to price-check it for you. You should be getting more than 3-5 out of a T-12 or a condor (we just replaced our condor in our own warehouse after 12 years with an SC6500 due to supply chain delays). We tell people the "average" life cycle is 7-10 years, but with a proper PM plan (we're a service company too) 10-12 isn't unusual. at at that point they're probably still in decent shape, but like a car the cost to maintain becomes such that a good business decision is to replace or make it your "backup" machine makes more sense