The Self-Contained carpet extractor Brush Setting Easily Adjusts to 8 Different Positions for Maximum Performance
Efficiently Deep Cleans Carpet
Easy-to-Use Controls Reduce Operator Fatigue
Quick-Connect Ports for Fast and Easy Accessory Attachment
No-Hose Design Makes it Simple to Fill and Empty
The MasterForce 152 is from the makers of the TruckForce portable comes this new, smaller, lightweight version. Proven performance in components Lightweight, easy to maneuver, easy to load, and easy to go up stairs
The MasterForce 1502H is from the makers of the TruckForce portable comes this new, smaller, lightweight version.
Proven performance in components
Lightweight, easy to maneuver, easy to load, and easy to go up stairs
The MasterForce 503 is from the makers of the TruckForce portable comes this new, smaller, lightweight version. Proven performance in components Lightweight, easy to maneuver, easy to load, and easy to go up stairs
The MasterForce 502H is from the makers of the TruckForce portable comes this new, smaller, lightweight version. Proven performance in components Lightweight, easy to maneuver, easy to load, and easy to go up stairs
The MasterForce 502H is from the makers of the TruckForce portable comes this new, smaller, lightweight version. Proven performance in components Lightweight, easy to maneuver, easy to load, and easy to go up stairs
The TruckForce has the power of a truck mount for the most demanding jobs. It is packed with standard features that make it the perfect all around machine. It gives you serious power in places only a portable can go. It is easy to handle in narrow spaces and fits conveniently in a van.
The 1000DX-200 gives even the most demanding cleaner a single cord option. With a 250 PSI adjustable pump, and 200 CFM, it's the most machine you can pack onto one cord.
The 1001DX-200 features a combination of vacuum, heat, and adjustable P.S.I. This combo makes for a tough unit that doesn't tax the pocketbook. Tackle everything from upholstery to carpets with this great extractor.
