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Discussion in Striping & Marking started by Newbie in KY (unclaimed legacy handle), Mar 7, 2015. 3 replies, last reply Mar 9, 2015.

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Has anyone used this company for sealcoating equipment??

Newbie in KY, Report#1
burton4taUnclaimed legacy handle
burton4taUnclaimed legacy handle

Looks pretty sketchy on the cheap units. when you look at their better units the price is not much better then sealrite and I really like my sealrite machine

burton4ta, Report#2
Newbie in KYUnclaimed legacy handle
Newbie in KYUnclaimed legacy handle

looking at the mid grade units which are about 4000 cheaper than the sealrite unit I am looking at. Although I would like a sealrite I just cant stretch the funds that far right now. Startup having to buy truckj and all the tools so I was wondering. I wont purchase the cheaper units from anyone but the midgrade 300 gal unit looks ok and hes willing to throw in a hose reel and extra hose without an additional charge.

Newbie in KY, Report#3
DAN N.J.Unclaimed legacy handle
DAN N.J.Unclaimed legacy handle

You are doing your home work,that is great.I would compair the difference in the thickness of steel from others,get references from his past customers and pics to see how they are holding up. He has been in business for 10 years so he has a history look him up and see if it good or bad.The main components are also comparable to others ie honda to a brigs and stratton.So weight the odds and get the best deal for your budget.I started with nothing so i know how it is.Hope this helps, good luck Keep us posted this is a great way to help others!

DAN N.J., Report#4

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