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  1. 19th March 2006, 07:07 PM #1
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    Hi guys,

    An update on my previous post about cyclones. I have it on very good authority (ie I saw the mock up of the next catalogue) that Carbatec are bringing out the new type of cyclones (the ones that work) later in the year. They are a bit expensive though. The 2hp is $2000 and the 3hp is $3000 if my memory serves me correctly. Don't know how they compare to any of the seppo models though.

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    Can't see 'em selling any at those prices.
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    Quote Originally Posted by yowie
    The 2hp is $2000 and the 3hp is $3000 i .

    :eek: No way !:eek:
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    They can keep'em at that price!
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    We just had cyclone Larry hit the coast - the first real one this year - I reckon that's about how many they will sell at that price - what could possibly justify that sort of pricing? Don't tell me they are gold plated - perhaps they will be painted in that "Triton tool orange" colour.
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    For that money you could order a clearvue cyclone from the states, have it delivered to an L.A. hotel, fly over and spend three days and bring it back as luggage. Same price.
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