Minuteman X17115 Walk Behind Carpet Extractor 17 in

Product Description

The MINUTEMAN X17115 is a walk-behind carpet extractor built for commercial and institutional carpet cleaning applications. It delivers a 17-inch cleaning path with a 2 hp motor producing 99 CFM of airflow and 118 inches of water lift, giving technicians the extraction power needed to pull moisture and soil from medium-to-heavy traffic carpet. The 9-gallon solution tank and 7.5-gallon recovery tank reduce refill and dump cycles during larger jobs. At 124 pounds, the machine is substantial but maneuverable for single-operator use in corridors, offices, and common areas.

The X17115 is suited for janitorial contractors, facilities maintenance crews, and carpet care professionals servicing commercial spaces such as office buildings, hotels, schools, and healthcare facilities. The walk-behind configuration keeps the operator upright and moving at a steady pace across open floor areas. The 50-foot power cord allows coverage of large zones without frequent outlet changes, and the 50 psi pump pressure supports consistent solution delivery through the cleaning head.

Key Features

• 17-inch cleaning width covers commercial carpet efficiently in a single pass
• 99 CFM airflow and 118 inches of water lift for strong soil and moisture extraction
• 9-gallon solution tank and 7.5-gallon recovery tank minimize downtime for refills and dumps
• 50 psi pump pressure delivers consistent solution flow to the cleaning head
• 50-foot power cord extends reach across large open areas
• Walk-behind design supports single-operator use in corridors and open floor plans

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style walk-behind carpet extractor for commercial carpet cleaning applications requiring a 17-inch cleaning path and self-contained solution and recovery tanks.

Installation Notes

Setup and operation should be performed by a trained janitorial equipment technician or facilities maintenance professional familiar with commercial extraction equipment. Before servicing internal components, disconnect the machine from its power source and allow the pump pressure to fully release. Follow the manufacturer's operating manual for proper solution dilution ratios, tank filling procedures, and recovery tank disposal. Avoid overfilling either tank, as excess weight can affect machine stability and motor load.