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Nice set up and good work on the roofs.

Nice set-up. Thanks for sharing.

hey you veterans please tell me how much I should of charged for these roofs in my photos.

thank you.

seauatthetop I just wanted you to see some of my equipment

Clyde, just a heads up. I'm not sure if you have a tailgate or not. I didn't see one. Keep an eye on those straps on the tanks. The love seems to eat right through the nylon. I wouldn't want to see one come lose on you buddy. There goes the beautiful Jersey Shore. LOL

Great White Technologies wrote:

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Nice set up Clyde but I do have to say I thing you are over weight for the trailer if you were to fill the tanks. The weight in the tanks can equal 1600 to 2000 pounds. At best you have a 3500 lb axle under there.

Trailer 800 lbs
Air compressor 60
Hot water unit 150
pw skid 300
hoses 150
misc 100 (because I'm sure my weights are not accurate)
tanks 150
Mix and water 1600

I come up with 3300 lbs on that trailer and I am probably low. I would look into a dual axle trailer soon because of this. Other than that looks like a good setup.

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Pat the weight is actually under. I only fill up the smaller tanks with chem, and the 125 gallon tank is for water to feed the pressure washer.

That trailer packs a punch for the size, you gotta realize I have a 10 gpm hot water pressure washer on their too. It's fine it works well.

I did buy the trailer right before I decided to clean roofs, so wish I did have a tandom. that trailer was meant for a back up unit. My big guns are in the big truck.

 

-- Edited by Walk on Friday 1st of January 2010 08:23:17 AM

Roof Cleaning Palm Harbor FL 727 543 3276 wrote:

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Walk wrote:

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Great White Technologies wrote:

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Nice set up Clyde but I do have to say I thing you are over weight for the trailer if you were to fill the tanks. The weight in the tanks can equal 1600 to 2000 pounds. At best you have a 3500 lb axle under there.

Trailer 800 lbs
Air compressor 60
Hot water unit 150
pw skid 300
hoses 150
misc 100 (because I'm sure my weights are not accurate)
tanks 150
Mix and water 1600

I come up with 3300 lbs on that trailer and I am probably low. I would look into a dual axle trailer soon because of this. Other than that looks like a good setup.

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Pat the weight is actually under. I only fill up the smaller tanks with chem, and the 125 gallon tank is for water to feed the pressure washer.

That trailer packs a punch for the size, you gotta realize I have a 10 gpm hot water pressure washer on their too. It's fine it works well.

I did buy the trailer right before I decided to clean roofs, so wish I did have a tandom. that trailer was meant for a back up unit. My big guns are in the big truck.

 

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Clyde, do you have something against the bigger tanks? LOL... I've never known anyone to get so intimate with their tanks before. Hahahaha!

 

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Larry I use one 35 gallon tank for S.H. and another 35 gallon tank for TSP and the front 35 gallon tank is always half full of S.H. The 125 gallon water tank is like a toilet tank when filled it shuts off, that tank feeds the pressure washer, once done with a job I dump the water, it has a quick dump installed. I also carry a couple of fives of SH. I have plenty to clean a couple of roofs a day, and clean what ever else.

Now is everyone done picking on my equipment. It's only a back up unit, a great one to say the least. 

I do appreciate your possitive criticism though.

  




-- Edited by Walk on Friday 1st of January 2010 08:27:00 AM

Clyde. Read  the post I copied...Read what is in red...I was busting on you for writing "I only feel up the smaller tanks.

Clyde.


You got some nice toys!!

I really like those set ups!!!



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