ReplyI have both the cfm cooltech and the 6 cfm superevac. they both work great but I use the superevac, mostly cause its mine and i got a great deal on it. But the cootech works great, havent had a problem with it when I do use it.
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Big YJ fan, but looking for someone to persuade me Cooltech is fine.
Going for a 6cuft Vacuum pump and set on the YJ which I know will be good, but can get the Cooltech a bunch cheaper, or is that better value?
I don't do cheap, only good value in tools.
Any views appreciated.
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I have both the cfm cooltech and the 6 cfm superevac. they both work great but I use the superevac, mostly cause its mine and i got a great deal on it. But the cootech works great, havent had a problem with it when I do use it.
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I have a cooltech 6cfm, it works good.
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JB instead!!. Ive used just about all brands and YJ was my favorite for a while but began to have to many problems. Been using a JB for a while and love it. It had two 3/8 and one 1/4 connections. I have two 3/8 hoses and a set of 1/4 ball valves. Great vaccum pulling with out having two many connections to worry about or a bunch of crazy parts like some of those "Vaccum kits".
Check out the JB Platinum series pumps. You can't go wrong.
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I want a 220v 50Hz capability and the YJ and Cooltech give that.
So far your feedback has nothing negative about the Cooltech and it is $300 less.
Yep, no brainer, but I just like RYJ as its so well made...... but maybe not that much on this
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I own the cooltech for about 5 years now and have had absolutely no problems with it. I use a micron gauge and it has consistently pulled a deep vacuum. Incidentally, it was my vacuum pump of choice. Price was not a consideration.
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