Ritmo xl

Ritmo xl pumps the same output and distance as the g4. Its a three phase machine. Vfr12 has a switchable one, 230/415v.

It also sprays thin coats, which is most of his work so for him why buy a g4 then a ritmo separately

Id have the xl any day, ived used it and its awesome, easier to transport than the g4 as well
 
I have always liked the XL. A modern version of the Monojet.

A G4 and Ritmo combined. I would like to know what it can spray on 240v. But I think there is only 2 in the country so it might be worth looking on the German ebay sites. The bad side is gravity feed and its priming and setting up problems as with the Ritmo but easier to transport.

For some reason Les Lord didn’t like them and never got into selling them.
 
So what about parts if Welshman did go and buy one from Europe would he be able to order them from the dealers over here for the xl? It does look a beast


 
Buy what the UK Dealers offer - there is a reason for them offering what they do. If you want their support, backup and availability on parts, that’s only fair in my opinion
 
Was only asking out of curiosity lads as they do look a good machine to have , I’m more than happy with ritmo m
 
I have always liked the XL. A modern version of the Monojet.

A G4 and Ritmo combined. I would like to know what it can spray on 240v. But I think there is only 2 in the country so it might be worth looking on the German ebay sites. The bad side is gravity feed and its priming and setting up problems as with the Ritmo but easier to transport.

For some reason Les Lord didn’t like them and never got into selling them.
Because why would he sell 1 machine that did everything, when he can sell a g4 and a ritmo to people
 
I like 3 phase mixer pumps, the variable speed might be very useful, single phase are prone to lack of umph and tripping, I keep the little ritmo M for small awkward domestics but have recently bought a Mai sirius three phase variable but haven't used it on site yet, it don't eat anything and was very cheap.
 
I like 3 phase mixer pumps, the variable speed might be very useful, single phase are prone to lack of umph and tripping, I keep the little ritmo M for small awkward domestics but have recently bought a Mai sirius three phase variable but haven't used it on site yet, it don't eat anything and was very cheap.

Do you still have the Mai G4? A machine not talked about much in the UK
 
I do Rigsby, like the build quality of Mai, on a par with PFT, the sirius pump has the same motor and switchgear as the G4 so for the money I could if it don't work out cannibalize it. Hope your retirement is going to plan.
 
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