Hi,

I just do small jobs just now lol, can anybody recommend a junior washboy?

Cheers

Paul

A small one...

Try Doug boardley.. he's really small.

... but very expensive

i would,nt get a small washboy as they only have 1 roller for removing the water

get a local small lad and there you go small wash boy

Originally Posted by doug boardley

... but very expensive

plasplugs made a small one, someone gave me theirs as it was sitting in their garage doing nothing

I used it a few times but being small the water needed changing too much , better off with a bucket and sponge

Originally Posted by mikethetile

plasplugs made a small one, someone gave me theirs as it was sitting in their garage doing nothing

I used it a few times but being small the water needed changing too much , better off with a bucket and sponge

Cheers mate,

would a normal one be to big for a small floor?

Cheers

Paul

Originally Posted by shogun rua

Cheers mate,

would a normal one be to big for a small floor?

Cheers



Paul

no mate it wouldnt, your water would stay cleaner

A good investment really, it can leave a really good finish and quite quickly too with a half decent washboy let alone a good one.

Originally Posted by Dan

A good investment really, it can leave a really good finish and quite quickly too with a half decent washboy let alone a good one.

Thanks for all the replys, so whats the best one to get? Rubi or the German one or another?

Cheers

Paul

the karl dahm one imo

Originally Posted by doug boardley

the karl dahm one imo

Why Doug?

the quality of the rollers primarily. You can put plenty of pressure on them without them buckling or sticking

Durck sprung technic as they say in Germany

If its a small floor probably better off with a sponge. Depends on what you call a small floor, for some of the guys on here a small floor is 30 mts.