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Rhode Island Last Reg on 2040-cars
US $4,500.00
Year:2000
Mileage:140431
Color:
Location:
Johnston, Rhode Island, United States
This ad is for a GMC Savana 3500 van but is mainly for the sale of the industrial carpet cleaning machine inside the van has a 5.7 ZH engine that runs what transmission needs work and the rear end is damaged, I have another Chevy 2500 with 373 gear rear end that are good if buyer is looking to repair this van that will fit inside the savanna possibly the transmission would work as well I’m not sure but depending on how long someone responds to this ad I may still have the van for parts the price of this ad is for Equipment the van is free and comes with the purchase of the machine that is inside of it, In Rhode Island vehicles from the year 2000 and older do not get titles so it comes with the last registration which is all that is needed by any state in America to legally registered this van all 50 states recognize Rhode Island does not issue titles for vehicles this old and they will perform their own title search upon registering this vehicle if chosen to repair, RIDMV under the registration tab on the left will explain in detail what I just said if further proof is needed this van at the time it was built in the year 2000 with the equipment was close to $80,000 the white magic pro 1200 is a highly reputable machine for this industry and is Used widely all over New England i’m 90% sure I have the details correct about the machine as this is not my profession so I could have a couple things wrong but in general everything is as stated I own a business that purchases vehicles and equipment and this was purchased from a company locally that has about 30 trucks and was not interested in Doing any more repairs to this van and taking the unit out and putting it in another one was not an option so I was able to purchase it, I have seen this units and similar on different classified websites specifically for this field selling anywhere from $10,000 up to $48,000 depending on unit and options so I am well below the value of this machine this is a great opportunity for someone looking to start a business for a low-cost and work their way up to a different plateau instead of taking out a huge business loan and Starting a company $100,000 in debt
White Magic Pro-1200:
External Features:
Direct Drive Control Panel
Water Valve: Hot water can be drawn from the face panel in order to mix powder chemical or to fill a pump sprayer. This same valve easily allows system pressure to be released for connecting hoses and for winterization.
Pump Pressure Gauge & Adjustment Knob: This feature is easily accessible on the face panel. The adjustment knob allows for adjustment of pump water pressure with out opening the console, and is easily read with this glycerin filled gauge, which displays for 0-300psi.
Chemical Selector Valve: This two-way valve allows the operator to turn on or prime the chemical system. The priming mechanism is vacuum assisted which allows a complete & instantaneous prime each and every time.
Chemical Adjustment Knob: By turning this knob the operator may adjust the chemical flow from 0-5gph.
Chemical Flow Meter: The chemical flow meter reads the flow of chemical going to the cleaning tool. Read in GPH (gallons per hour) this is a more consistent chemical flow compared to other systems that meter CCM.
Solution Temperature Gauge: Simply pull the trigger and watch your temperature soar. The gauge will read up 330°F and its sending unit is placed right before the heated solution exits the machine. This added benefit allows the operator to know exactly what the temperature is at the wand, within a few degrees.
Tachometer: White Magic Direct Drive machines are all equipped with a tachometer, which reads the Vehicle’s engine RPM.
Vacuum Gauge: This glycerin filled gauge displays the vacuum lift of the blower; routine check of this gauge during operation will help determine if maintenance of the vacuum system is required.
Ignition: Remote Ignition located on the front of the face panel allows for easy starting of the machine. With just a turn of this switch the machine is operational and the engine RPM is automatically brought to the proper speed. The operator can quickly adjust the machine between Carpet Cleaning or Water Extraction modes.
Hour Meter: Keeps track of the machines operation, so that the operator can keep track of the routine service of the Vehicle and Equipment.
Blower Lubrication Port: Conveniently located on the face panel of the machine, this port allows for proper lubrication of the blower.
Pump Oil Site: Allows for a quick and easy check of the Pump oil without having to remove the console cover.
Console Cover: An important part of the design the console cover can quickly be removed to gain access to the machine within seconds. The console covers on the Direct Drive Systems are fastened with only two easy to handle star knobs. This durable cover is constructed out of aircraft aluminum and powder coated for years of use.
Internal Features:
Direct Drive Main Assembly
CATPUMP™ 5CP Pump: This extremely reliable ceramic plunger pump has eliminated the need to replace rubber caps, as required on other style pumps. The entire pumping system pumps only cold water which provides long term reliability for thousands of hours. It is furnished with an easy to reach oil drain valve and hose allowing for easy scheduled maintenance.
Chemical Injection Pump: This stainless steel pump with an “o”-ring operates without the use of a diaphragm spring, which adds to the longevity of the pump. Chemicals inject at the final stage of the system. This eliminates chemical residue build-up within the high-pressure pump, heat exchanger, and system controls.
External Blower Grease Fittings: These fittings are accessible through the door of the console cover. Excess grease expelled from the blower is collected in a grease cup, which is adhered to the systems frame keeping the floor of your van grease free, and for easy clean-up.
Vacuum Blowers: White Magic units utilize ROOTS™ blowers, the most durable and reliable blowers on the market. The Whispair blowers have built-in input and output noise suppressors that greatly reduce the noise level.
Browning Pulleys: These top of the line pulleys are used exclusively throughout the White Magic Systems. Cast pulleys are balanced to run true which results in superior belt grip and prolonged life. White Magic also uses top quality Dayco and Goodyear belts, which add life to the entire system.
Automatic Belt Tensioner: This feature eliminates the hassle of periodically removing the console and manually adjusting the blower belts. Correct tension is maintained to minimize belt slippage and provide longer belt life.
Standard Heat Exchanger: Heated from the engines antifreeze, this stainless steel heat exchanger provides exceptional reliability and heat performance. This heat exchanger is also constructed with the exclusive high efficiency tube finned copper coil.
Electric Pump Clutch: A clutch allows the pump to be disengaged during water extraction operation. It provides added life for the water circulation system.
Stainless Steel Hoses: White Magic uses stainless steel Teflon high temperature pressure hoses to interconnect system components. All system components are easily accessible and can be easily removed should service or replacement be necessary.
Wiring Harness: White Magic Direct Drive Systems only have 4 wires in their wiring harnesses compared to 30+ wire, wiring harnesses of other manufacturers. This simplification of the system wiring allows for quick diagnosis should there be a wiring problem, which relates to less down time.
Blower Oil Level Sight Tube: Easy to read blower oil sight tube is visible through the side panel without having to remove them. The blower oil sight tube has red high and low markings so that with just a glance the operator can know how much oil is in the blower.
Specifications:
Engine Speed
1500RPM
Water Flow
1-5 GPM
Vacuum
14" Hg
Blower Rating
517 CFM
Water Temperature
185-200ºF
Pump Pressure
1200PSI Max
Unit Weight
575lbs
Fresh Water Tank:
120 gallon, Aluminum
Recovery Tank:
150 gallon, Aluminum
Cleaning Wand:
Stainless Steel Wand
Stainless Steel Solution Valve and Tube
Jet Splash Guards
Insulated Handle Sleeve
Height Adjustable Handle
Stair Tool:
Stainless Steel Wand
Stainless Steel Solution Valve and Tube
Jet Splash Guards
Insulated Handle Sleeve
Height Adjustable Handle
3500 hours on White Magic Pro1200 machine.
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