Question about the Harley Hog Blaster
#1
Question about the Harley Hog Blaster
The ad says the Hog Blaster MC Dryer delivers "warm" air.
Does the HB actually have a heating element?
Or does it just put out the "warmish" air any vacuum cleaner does when operated as a blower?
Does the HB actually have a heating element?
Or does it just put out the "warmish" air any vacuum cleaner does when operated as a blower?
#2
get ready for the "don't waste your money, use a leaf blower, reversed vacuum, air compressor, aircraft prop wash"or some other redneck solution.
Also, don't waste your time cleaning it, get out and ride 24 hours a day, no time for cleaning if you are a real biker.
I have a airshammy which is similar idea and works great the few times I actually hose the whole bike down. They are not that expensive and made in the USA.
Also, don't waste your time cleaning it, get out and ride 24 hours a day, no time for cleaning if you are a real biker.
I have a airshammy which is similar idea and works great the few times I actually hose the whole bike down. They are not that expensive and made in the USA.
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Thanks for all the answers . . . enjoyed even the funny sarcastic ones. Really!
Anyway, answered my own question this morning. Went to the local Harley dealer and bought one. They don't have a heating element. But after 30 seconds or so the air does get mildly warm. And the air 'volume/velocity' seems like it should do the job.
The box says it is "Made in America". That's satisfying.
DON
Anyway, answered my own question this morning. Went to the local Harley dealer and bought one. They don't have a heating element. But after 30 seconds or so the air does get mildly warm. And the air 'volume/velocity' seems like it should do the job.
The box says it is "Made in America". That's satisfying.
DON
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