Titan Lazy Liner Questions

I went to the titantool.com website and looked at the lazyliner, I got some questions: I have Three Titan Sprayers and never had a single problem other than wear and tear. So I do not want to buy a Graco so please do not suggest it. It does not make sense for me. Why no motor on the back like the Graco? Did they not used to make a model with one on the back? Does it go up inclines good and how steep can you go? What about down hill how do you stop/ or control your speed? Can I attach the Graco Lazy Liner to my Titan? What should I be paying for this? If I were buying a brand new one in your neighbourhood. I am from Canada and they are not super popular like they are for you guys in the USA...thanks for protecting us by the way! Thanks for your answers they are much appreciated!

Mr. Martin (aardvark) please E-mail me with any questions you might have about the Lazy Liner ( [email removed] ) Yes it will hook-up to your Titan Sprayers . Dave

the titan lazy liner is just a cart the machine is self propelled . And yes you can hook to any machine. I personally dint think the self propelled is worth it. If you wait a couple of weeks the lazyliner is going to have an option to have a platform to carry some stuff. big enough to put 2 cans of paint on it and it also can have a trailer hitch on the back to tow a little cart behind that really cool I'm going to order 2 I saw it at the show in NC it well worth every penny. Dave

Titans riding attachment is a sulky and they would want you to buy their Model 9900 self propelled machine to pull it around. They should give you the sulky free if they got you to buy the self propelled unit. I haven't been to their site in awhile. Titan sure does get the boner award for continued marketing of that silly assed floating gun carriage contraption thingy. The machine is already a hulk compared to the competition, and let's not forget I love the hydraulic pumpers. You listening Titan? In my opinion, if the surface your on requires that floating thingy to make the lines look nicey nice, nobody gives a (expletive). Nobody. Lots that are that far gone, are that far gone because nobody gives a (expletive). Turning the guns around inline with the back axle is simple, effective and doesn't cost the end user a thing, and you can turn with a flick of a finger, or you could muscle that extra (50lb ?) gun carriage and pay thru the nose for it. Titan could have redirected the R&D moolah wasted on that floating gun thingy to come up with something decent. The next thing will probably be a computer gizmo that will tell you the speed your going, the mils, the gallons usage etc. Ohhh, that's right somebody did that already...

Does the lazy Liner Attach to all models of Titans? I have 4000 and 5000 What is the cost brand new?

Yes and for info see http://lazyliner2.com although they haven't sent me 2006 pictures & such yet.

Yes the Lazy Liner will hook-up to your older 4000-5000 Titans also, no problems Contact me at Fine Line and I will price you a machine. Dave

Prices at the Expo show in NC was $3395 for the basic lazyliner and $3595 for the elec start with rear bumper lazyliner.... plus freight. Blaine

WOW!! Those are fabulous prices!! At that price, I can't believe that everyone would not own at least one!!! How the heck does Dave make such a good product for so little money?? Dave, do you work for free or something?

No, I dont work for free Randy,sorry. Let me say those prices were only good until March 1st. after that we have to raise our prices. Manufacturing equipment, no matter who you are, has seen major increases in steel costs, rubber costs everything on down the line. Dave