Turbo Force Hyper Turbo HT-777LP 17" Low-Pressure Concrete Cleaning Tool
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A wand leaves stripes wherever the strokes overlap. The Hyper Turbo puts a rotating spray bar under a 17" steel deck instead, which gives a more even finish than overlapping wand strokes.
Driveways, walkways, drive-thrus and shop floors finish to a more consistent shade, with the cleaning width set by the deck rather than by the operator's arm.
Water is sprayed and recovered inside the deck, with your truckmount's vacuum pulling the slurry up the handle. The automatic vacuum compensator keeps airflow steady so the surface is left drier.
The vacuum recovers much of the water in the same pass, so there is less to squeegee or rinse away once the cleaning is done.
The deck is powder-coated stainless steel rated for high temperatures, rolling on casters under a stainless handle with a comfort grip. A standard brush ring seals it to rough concrete, and an inline filter at the inlet is easy to reach.
It needs a truckmount or high-pressure portable with vacuum recovery: there is no pump or vacuum in the tool itself.
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Both have the same 17" deck. The HP is rated up to 4,000 psi and water up to 250°F for high-pressure truckmounts. The LP is rated up to 2,500 psi and water up to 230°F for standard truckmounts and portables.
No. It runs off a carpet-cleaning truckmount or a high-pressure portable that supplies both pressure and vacuum recovery. A pressure washer alone has no vacuum, so the tool would not recover the water.
It is made for hard surfaces, and concrete is where the steel deck and brush ring handle rough texture. For indoor tile and grout, the Turbo Hybrid is the better fit.
Keep a clean water supply going into your machine and clean the inline filter often. Replace the swivel seals when the swivel's weep hole starts to drip, and replace the brush ring as it wears.
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