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DEMONSTRATE Guide
SCV™28/32 Rider Scrubber
Pre-Demonstration Checklist
Clean the entire machine
Charge batteries
Check squeegee blades
Bring proper brushes and/or pads
Bring proper cleaning chemicals
Demonstration Suggestions
1. Always demonstrate an area that shows the best
results
2. Sweep debris prior to scrubbing if using disc brushes
3. Fill solution tank after Feature/Benefit presentation
is completed
4. Set up the machine and make final adjustments before
demonstrating the scrubber to customer
Cleaning cost analysis
5. Explain the features starting from the front of the
machine to the back
Prepare quotation with lease payments
6. Walk along with the customer when they first operate
the machine
SCV™28/32 Literature and Fact Sheet
1
General Overview
The SCV®28/32 is a powerful and compact rider scrubber. Maneuvering through tight
spaces with ease, the SCV®28/32 scrubs a 28 or 32-inch path with disc or cylindrical
brush heads, cleaning 40,500 to 44,000 sq. feet per hour, while the operator rides in
complete comfort.
2
Construction
The SCV®28/32 is constructed of a rotationally molded polyethylene solution/recovery
tank and a 1/8” x 2” x 4” structural steel tubing frame, which is powder paint coated, to
resist corrosion and scratching. Explain how durable the housing is, with the use of
structural steel tubing for a frame. A normal steel metal frame normally has one wall;
tubing has multiple members.
3
Battery Compartment
Open up the battery compartment and point out the six, 6-volt, 275AH batteries, that will
give the customer several hours of run time, on a single charge. Optional 370 AH batteries
are available if extra run time is needed. The batteries sit in a polyethylene battery tray to
prevent acid spills and to protect the machine.
4
Drive System
A 1.2 HP traction drive motor is mounted on the front wheel. The SCV®28/32 features a
built-in E-mag brake for automatic braking when accelerator is released. The motor also
propels the scrubber up to 4 mph in the transport mode. Explain that the front wheel is
3.5” x 12” and has a double crosshatch thread for added traction. The rear wheels are 4”
x 14” soft ride double crosshatch non-marking gray.
5
Disc Motor System
The 28" disc scrubber utilizes one 1.5 HP motor to drive the two, right-angle gear boxed
brushes. The 32" disc scrubber utilizes one 2 HP motor. The operator at the control panel
will select the down pressure of the brushes. There are two pressure settings, regular and
heavy. The brushes are 14” and 16” and they counter-rotate at 300 RPM. Use 13" and 15"
pad holders with 14" and 16" pads. The cleaning solution is center fed to the disc
brushes.
6
Easy On/Off Brushes (disc deck)
Show the easy access to the brushes, through the side skirt. Point out the side squeegee
blade and explain, how the solution is contained to the brushes and channeled to the rear
of the machine. Remove the skirt, to show the easy access to the 14” or 16” brushes.
Show the customer, how easy it is, to remove and install the brushes. Explain the various
brush options. Show how the solution is fed to the brushes, when activiated, located
behind the drive wheel; therefore keeping the drive wheel dry and non-slippery. Also
explain, that the brushes are computer controlled, in order to follow the contour of the floor.
Show that the brushes raise and lower automatically, when activated. Point out center feed
aluminum drive hubs.
7
Cylindrical Motor System
The cylindrical brush deck has two 1 HP motors to drive the brushes. The operator at the
control panel will select the down pressure of the brush. There are two pressure settings,
regular and heavy. The brushes are 28” or 32” and it rotates at 900 rpm. The cylindrical
brush deck also has five quick disconnect spray jets, uniformly dispersing cleaning
solution to the brush. In addition, the cylindrical brush deck has a wet sweeping debris
tray.
8
Easy On/Off Brushes (cylindrical deck)
Show the easy access to the brushes. Point out the side squeegee blade and explain,
how the solution is contained to the brushes and channeled to the rear of the machine.
Actually show the customer, how easy it is, to remove and install the brushes. Open the
side skirt, unscrew the three 1/4” wing nuts and take off the panel that holds the brush. You
are now ready to remove the cylindrical brush by pulling it out, to install the brush reverse
all the steps. Show, how the solution is fed to the brushes, located behind the drive wheel;
therefore keeping the drive wheel dry and non-slippery. Also explain, that the brushes are
computer controlled, in order to follow the contour of the floor. Show that the brushes raise
and lower automatically, when activated. Point out center feed aluminum drive hubs.
9
Rear Squeegee Assembly
Point out that the squeegee is a curved, swing-type assembly, which is easy to remove
from the scrubber. The squeegee on the SCV28 features 30½” of rigid blade, plus extended soft ends totaling 33" 84cm) in length. The squeegee on the SCV32 features 34½”
of rigid blade, plus extended soft ends totaling 37"(94cm) in length. The squeegee is selftracking, leaving the floor virtually dry. Remove the assembly and show the customer, that
no tools are needed. With the squeegee in hand, show the four-sided squeegee blade in
the rear and the slotted and non-slotted wiper blade in the front, for different types of floors.
Explain, how to remove the blade, rotate it and place it back on the assembly, again
without any tools. Explain the breakaway feature and how the pitch of the assembly can be
adjusted, if necessary. Explain that the squeegee will raise and lower automatically, when
activated. Point out the side squeegees which are attached to the scrubber and
channel the dirty solution to the rear squeegee, helping contain it within the
machine's cleaning path. Explain how the side squeegees raise and lower when the
scrub deck is raised and lowered.
10
Vacuum and Recovery Hose
Explain the benefit of the recovery hose and show that it can be removed, in order to clean
out clogs. Also point out that the vacuum hose is 1½” in diameter, to reduce the chance of
clogging and to allow for more airflow. Point out the 1 HP upright tangential vacuum motor
by opening the clear cap and cleaning filter at the top of the tank.
11
Recovery Tank Discharge
Explain how the 1½” discharge hose will allow for quick and easy emptying of the recovery
tank. Also point out the 6” cleanout screw-on cap that can be used to clean out debris from
the tank that has settled on the bottom. After removing all the dirty water, take off the
cleanout screw-on cap, tilt the tank back and hose out all of the dirt and debris. Remember, to remove the squeegee, so debris does not get on the squeegee assembly.
12
Operator's Compartment
Bring the customer to the operator’s compartment. Point out the 180-degree vision.
Show the adjustable, cushioned seat. Explain, that this is a safety seat that will not allow
the scrubber to move, unless the operator is seated. Then show the two -position
column adjustment for operator comfort. Explain that the SCV is equipped with redundant electronic E-Mag, plugging and dynamic braking systems. These are installed to
ensure safe stopping at all times. Show the directional switch on the operator's left side
which allows them to go into forward or reverse with the "flick" of the switch. Also show
the customer the safety horn and the key lockout switch.
13
Control Panel
Finally, show the customer the control panel. Emphasize that the panel buttons are multi-functional, yet simple to use
and understand.
1. All functions on water flow, vacuum, squeegee
and brushes set at HEAVY pressure
2. All functions on water flow, vacuum, squeegee
and brushes set at REGULAR pressure
3. Water and brush only used for double-scrub
4. Vacuum only
5. Transport only
6. Mode selector knob (five position)
7. Solution flow knob
8. LED battery level indicator meter/Fault code indicator
Optional Off-Aisle Pump Kit
Optional Light Switch
On/Off Key Power Switch
E-Stop
(Emergecny)
Forward and Reverse Switch
Aux Equipment
Circuit Breakers
Thermal Main
Circuit Breaker
Horn Button
BID SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE SCV 28/32
Type: The machine shall have two types of easy to change cylindrical and disc brush decks
and be a 36 volt battery-operated automatic rider-scrubber: be capable of cleaning a floor by
applying solution, scrubbing the surface with either cylindrical or disc brushes and recovering
the solution by means of a vacuum attached to a squeegee. The cleaning path shall be 28” or
32” in width.
Construction: The frame of the machine shall be made of structural steel tubing. All components shall be coated with a powder paint to resist corrosion. The tank and body of the machine shall be made of rotationally molded polyethylene.
Dimensions: The dimensions of the machine shall be 63”L x 30”W x 54”H, the weight of the
machine shall be 1,242 lbs. including the batteries.
Batteries: The machine shall operate on six-6 volt, deep-cycle batteries rated at a minimum
of 275 amp hours. Optional 370 amp hour batteries shall be available. The charging port for
the batteries shall be located internally and shall disconnect the machine from the battery
pack, when charging for safety.
Drive System: A 1.2 hp DC motor shall drive the machine. The machine shall be capable of
moving in a forward and reverse direction that is determined by a switch. An E-Mag brake
shall be incorporated on the main drive tire. The forward linear speed shall be 0 – 4 mph, as
regulated by a speed control.
Tanks: The machine shall have either a solution capacity of 32 gallons and a recovery capacity of 38 gallons. The tank shall be made of rotationally molded polyethylene.
Scrub Path: The machine shall have either two 14” or 16” counter-rotating, offset disc
brushes or pad holders or a 28” or 32” cylindrical deck.
Squeegee: The machine shall have a 32.5” curved, swing-type, breakaway squeegee with
extended soft ends totaling 33” on the SCV28 model and 34.5” curved, swing-type,
breakaway squeegee with extended soft ends totaling 37” on the SCV32. When the operator
selects the proper setting, the squeegee will lower, when the machine propels forward and
raise up when the machine moves in reverse. No tools shall be required to remove the squeegee from the machine, or to change the squeegees blade themselves. The front squeegee
shall have both slit and non-slit blade sides.
BID SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE SCV 28/32
Brush Decks: The machine shall use one 1.5 hp double shaft motor, with right angle gearbox motor for the 28" Disc. A 2 hp double shaft motor, with right angle gear-box motor for
the 32" Disc. Two 1 hp motors shall be used for the cylindrical brush decks. The disc deck
shall rotate at 300 rpm, the cylindrical shall rotate at 900 rpm. The brush deck assembly will
raise and lower automatically. When in the down position, the brush head assembly will float
with the contour of the floor. There shall be side squeegee deflectors to contain the solution.
Brush Installation: The brush change shall be performed with ease. The disk brush shall be
removed by squeezing the clamps. The cylindrical brushes shall be removed by unscrewing
three ¼” wing nuts. The brushes shall be located behind the front wheel in the midsection of
the machine.
Tires: The machine shall incorporate the use of three tires. The tires shall be solid double
crosshatch tread for traction.
Solution Control and Vacuum: The machine shall disperse the solution water only when
the brushes are in the lowered position and turning. The amount of flow shall be set by a
knob on the control panel by the operator. The machine shall use one 1 hp, 36 volt, 3 stage
vacuum motor. The vacuum motor shall be a bypass motor with 74 inches of water lift and 76
cfm at a 1 1/2” orifice. The operator shall choose from five automatic settings: transport,
double-scrub, vacuum only, all functions, regular pressure and heavy pressure.
Circuit Breaker: The motor and electrical system shall be protected by circuit breakers.
Electrical System: The machine shall use a kill switch, mag thermal and thermal overload
protection, 150 AMP speed controller.
Charger: The charging system for the batteries shall be a 25 amp input, 115-volt, hands free
automatic charger.
Operation Panel: The machine shall be equipped with a five position control panel, warning
horn, battery meter, fault code indicator and forward/reverse switch.
Safety Features: The machine shall have a disconnect button within the reach of the operator, that will disconnect the batteries in case of emergency. There shall also be a safety switch
under the seat that will only allow the machine to move, when the operator seat is occupied.
The machine shall come standard with a horn.
Key Switch: The machine shall come with a key switch for operation.
COMPETITOR COMPARISON DATA
Trike
Tornado
Hakomatic B750 R
Hako
Tripla 75
Comac
SCV 28/32 Rider Scrubber
Nobles
38"
29"
EZ Rider
29"
2800
28"
52,743
28" & 35"
Nilfisk
37"
NSS
28"
29,000
ZS 29
N/A
Clarke
28"
43,000
Mini Max
33"
Two 14"
7100
40,410
Two 6"
Tennant
33"
Two 14"
132 lbs.
SCV 28/32
41,580
N/A
Minuteman
34K - 36K
Two 14"
N/A
Model
28" & 32"
33K - 38K
Two 14.5"
27"
Manufacturer
33" & 37"
Two 15"
0-140 Lbs
29"
Scrubbing Path
40.5K & 44K
N/A
27"
28" & 30"
Squeegee Width
Two 14" & 16"
60 - 225 Lbs
28" & 32"
Area Coverage sq. ft/hr
Two 14" & 16"
N/A
750
.67 HP
N/A
N/A
200
1.6 HP
110 lbs.
0 - 4.5
1.6 HP
30 Gallon
N/A
.6 HP
N/A
32 Gallon
29 Gallon
N/A
1 HP
N/A
28 Gallon
28 Gallon
0 - 3.8 MPH
.8 HP
N/A
45 Gallon
0 - 3.5 MPH
N/A
N/A
15 Gallon
15 Gallon
N/A
.8 HP
28 gallon
28 gallon
0-4
1 HP
0.73 HP
900
30
0-3
1.2 HP
3/4 HP
650
192
1.1 HP
32,291
Disc
31.5"
Brushes
27 "
Up To 200 Lbs
Two 28" & 32"
2 Variable Settings
Cylindrical
Brush Pressure
750
28" 1.5 HP Dual right angle
32" 2 HP Dual right angle
N/A
.8 HP 3 Stage
320
N/A
.5 HP
N/A
3/4 HP 3 Stage
300
200
N/A
1.5 HP
850
3/4 HP 3 Stage
300
320
850
2 HP
750
1 HP
Two .75 HP
750
0-4 MPH
30 Gallon
N/A
30 Gallon
with gearbox 300 RPM
two 1 HP @ 900 RPM
.8 HP
Disc / RPM
SCV 28
1 HP, 3 Stage
two 1 HP @ 900 RPM
Disc Brush Motor
SCV 32
Linear Speed
32 Gallon
Optional
30 Gallon
Cylindrical / RPM
Vacuum Motor
Solution Tank
Optional
38 Gallon
N/A
1,278 Lbs
64" x 33" x 53"
1,052 Lbs
N/A
1,285 Lbs
66.5" x 33" x 54"
4 - 6 volt 240 AH
396 Lbs
N/A
63" x 30" x 47"
661 lbs
1477 lbs
65" x 31" x 54"
760 lbs
65" x 31" x 53"
33
e-mag brake
1.2 HP traction drive with
tangential bypass
Recovery Tank
66" x 33" x 54"
1110 Lbs
853Lbs
System
63" x 30" x 54"
1,285 Lbs
6 - 6 volt 244 AH
Drive Motor
Off-Aisle Scrub
Dimensions: L x W x H
1,242 Lbs with batteries
575 Lbs
987696
36 Volts
280 AH
694 lbs
Weight
4 - 6 volt 395 AH
24 Volts
618 Lbs
24 Volts
6 - 6 volt 325 AH
36 Volts
503 Lbs
24 Volts
6 - 6 volt 250 AH
36 Volts
853 Lbs
36 Volts
6 - 6 volt 240 AH
6 - 6 volt, 275 AH
36 Volts
Minuteman Canada, Inc.
2210 Drew Road • Mississauga, Ontario L5S 1B1
Phone: (905) 673-3222 • Fax: (905) 673-5161
36 Volts
822 Lbs without batteries
Batteries
Voltage
A Member of the Hako Group of Companies
World Headquarters
Minuteman International, Inc.
111 South Rohlwing Road • Addison, IL 60101
Phone: (630) 627-6900 • Fax: (630) 627-1130
www.minutemanintl.com