Hey guys,I have never tried a Sppedflow striper,I have only tried Graco and Titan.Graco is the one I stick with,how would you guys rate a Speedflow vs Graco?Also,what is your opinion about the riding attachment,worth the money or just being lazy??
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Discussion in Striping & Marking started by thestripe (unclaimed legacy handle), Oct 14, 2006. 8 replies, last reply Oct 17, 2006.
The Speeflo frame is short, like the old Graco frame, so not as stable as the newer Graco 3900's which have a longer frame. The Speeflo handlebars were not designed with the LD/LL in mind...they are very upright as apposed to the sweptback 'bars on the 3900's, which are perfect for use with a LD/LL. Forget the riding attachment, put your money towards a Line Driver/Lazy Liner (LD/LL) which is more versatile and practical. No Fat Trac caster on Speeflo.
The Speeflo frame is short, like the old Graco frame, so not as stable as the newer Graco 3900's which have a longer frame. The Speeflo handlebars were not designed with the LD/LL in mind...they are very upright as apposed to the sweptback 'bars on the 3900's, which are perfect for use with a LD/LL. Forget the riding attachment, put your money towards a Line Driver/Lazy Liner (LD/LL) which is more versatile and practical. No Fat Trac caster on Speeflo.
Speeflo frames ARE shorter. 'Means I can get more machines in my trailer. Ditto on the Speeflo "sulky" that is pulled behind the Speeflo 9900. Pretty short sighted of Titan. If you run dedicated color machines you'd have to spend almost 10K for each machine to be self propelled. You'd still have to swap the sulky from machine to machine. Spend your money on a Lazy Liner or Line Driver and a couple of Speeflos or Gracos. FYI My new Speeflo came with a wide profile "fat trac"!
Speeflo frames ARE shorter. 'Means I can get more machines in my trailer. Ditto on the Speeflo "sulky" that is pulled behind the Speeflo 9900. Pretty short sighted of Titan. If you run dedicated color machines you'd have to spend almost 10K for each machine to be self propelled. You'd still have to swap the sulky from machine to machine. Spend your money on a Lazy Liner or Line Driver and a couple of Speeflos or Gracos. FYI My new Speeflo came with a wide profile "fat trac"!
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