HydraMaster Boxxer H2O Water Extraction Machine Owner's Manual

This is the Boxxer H2O owner's manual


HydraMaster Boxxer H2O Water Extraction Machine Owner's Manual - cover page
Brand
HydraMaster
Category
Other products
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
71
File format
PDF
File size
1.8 MB
Published
07 August, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
H2O
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The HydraMaster Boxxer H2O is a purpose-designed machine for water restoration contractors, featuring a 27 HP Liquid Cooled V Twin engine coupled to a Tuthill 4007 Dominator blower. It includes a 100-gallon recovery tank and is designed for high-performance water extraction rather than carpet cleaning. The machine is built for reliability and ease of service, with major components proven in other HydraMaster truckmounts.

What's inside

  • General Information
  • Machine Specifications
  • Operating Instructions
  • Machine Maintenance
  • Machine Assemblies and Parts List
  • Vacuum System
  • Electrical System
  • Engine Troubleshooting
  • Warranty Information

Specifications

Engine Type27 HP Liquid Cooled V Twin
Air Flowover 400 CFM
Recovery Tank Capacity100 gallon
Blower ModelTuthill 4007 Dominator

Frequently asked questions

How should the machine be started?

Start the engine with the vacuum hoses disconnected, let it warm up for two or three minutes, advance the throttle to the maximum operating position, connect the vacuum hoses and you are ready to extract water.

How long must the engine warm up before connecting vacuum hoses?

The engine must warm up for two or three minutes with the vacuum hoses disconnected before connecting them.

What is the maximum operating position for the throttle?

The throttle must be advanced to the maximum operating position before extracting water.

What is the capacity of the recovery tank included with the machine?

The machine comes with a 100 gallon recovery tank.

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