rotobrush duct cleaner

My father-in-law has a Heating and Air business. He is interested in purchasing a "Rotobrush" duct cleaning system. Anyone have any experience with this system? It is a significant investment, so any input would be appreciated.

Thanks

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Bob Weisenburger
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In another group, there was a recent discussion about that machine. The general consensus was that without major reconfigurations and modifications, they just plain don't work. It was one of those things that looks good on paper and in the brochures, but quite a different story in real life. Major waste of money. My opinion FWIW is that if they ducts are really that nasty, they need replaced.

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Noon-Air

We have 2 duct cleaning trucks for sale:Pringle-vac systems (which just recently sold out to Caddy-vac systems) They are on 1999 Ford PowerStrokes with under 30K miles. They come with all the necessary equipment and accessories --ready to go to work. They were about $75K new--now $15K Larry

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lp13-30

In another group, there was a recent discussion about that machine. The

general consensus was that without major reconfigurations and modifications, they just plain don't work. It was one of those things that looks good on paper and in the brochures, but quite a different story in real life. Major waste of money. My opinion FWIW is that if they ducts are really that nasty, they need replaced.

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stretch

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