The Commander walk-behind scraper is a powerful and versatile machine designed to tackle the toughest soft goods removal tasks. It can effortlessly remove glued-down floors, sticky commercial carpets, VCT, sheet vinyl, rubber tiles, linoleum, both indoor and outdoor sport surfaces, and roofing materials. With a width of 17.75 inches, it covers a decent area with each pass. Its max height is 46 inches, and when the handle is folded, it reduces to 30 inches for easy storage. The max length is 51 inches, which shortens to 29 inches when the handle is folded. Weighing 425 lb, it has a removable weight of 47 lb at the front and 43 lb on the side, with the machine only weighing 335 lb. It operates at a speed of 10 - 45 ft/min and has RPMs of 3450/2875. Running on 115 voltage and 60 Hz frequency, it has a 1.5 HP motor and draws 13 amps at full load. The noise emission is a relatively quiet 79 dB. National Flooring Equipment offers a one-year warranty. They'll replace or repair any necessary product or part at their Minneapolis, MN facility or a National-designated certified warranty location, and the warranty includes freight expenses for qualified repairs. You also get the 6280 Operating Manual and 6280 Service Manual.
Using the Commander walk - behind scraper is quite straightforward. First, make sure the machine is plugged into a proper 115 - volt, 60 - Hz power source. Before starting, check the removable weights to see if you need to adjust them according to the surface you're working on. Turn on the machine and start moving it at a speed between 10 - 45 ft/min. It will start removing the soft goods like glued - down floors or carpets. When you're done, fold the handle to reduce its size for storage. As for maintenance, keep the machine clean after each use. Check the motor and other parts regularly for any signs of wear or damage. If you run into any issues, refer to the 6280 Service Manual. And remember, National Flooring Equipment has a one - year warranty, so if something goes wrong, you can get it fixed or replaced at a designated location.
