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I would buy another Quattro machine because I am very happy with mine. In the 3 years that I've had this machine it's clear that this was just really one distributor in the UK who I think gave the company a bit of a bad image. Utiform got rid of him and to be honest service and support and spares etc has never been better. Ever since I've been dealing with the new distributor I can honestly say that the company is now level in quality with the machines they sell. And that's excellent in my opinion.

Good and very impressed with it. Easily pumps site mix which is a great advantage over electric machines I've had in the past.

I use this machine solely for spraying gypsum multifinish and it does a very good job. The spray gun is for fine spraying and it puts the plaster on the wall very fine and very evenly. I did try a machine (a G4) once for putting on bagged multifinish but I found that it just didn't mix the plaster properly enough, it was too lumpy and the plaster just didn't have the same feel or workability. With this machine you mix the plaster up first in a bucket until smooth and creamy, and then you pour this into the PC25's hopper and it sprays lovely. The plaster is really workable as normal. Nice machine for plaster and not too expensive.

I've said it all above. It's a great machine. Like any piece of equipment which is highly engineered, treat it well and keep it serviced and it will never give you any real problems. I have 3 of these machines now. Each one goes out with a competent crew, a good tool kit and a machine operator with lots of knowledge. I've heard people say that these machine have given them nothing but trouble. But when you actually ask them what tolerance or setting a particular component needs to be set at or what precisely that component does and what it regulates or controls, they can't tell you. There's your answer.

I love the Rokamat and it should be in everyone's toolkit. It's great that you can get many, many changeable heads for it, for just about every job you might need to do.

I bought this generator brand new from a company called Nixons. For the price I think you get a hell of a lot of generator. It was still under warranty and it developed a problem. And Nixons REFUSED to honour this warranty. I had to get someone else to fix it in the end, as I relied upon and needed this generator for my work.

I wouldn't actually buy this size of generator again, because for my kind of set up it is far too big. If it was road-towable then fine. But you have to transport it in the back of van and it's just too big. There are much better and much more compact ones on the market now.

I also heard that this type of generator was mainly sold as a back-up power supply in the states. And not generally for construction work.