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Confident Roof Cleaning Houston TX wrote:

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I love that truck. When we came to Orlando a couple months ago we stopped in to see him and the truck on our way back out. Best set up Ive ever seen

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Yes, it sure IS !!!!!!!!!!
I remember back when Tim first bought the truck, and we watched it go together, piece by piece, from pics he provided. It is quite impressive!

 

Always liked that truck.  It's the reason I went with a flatbed, cabover.  I saw it about 3 years ago, and decided I had to have one.

-- Edited by Chesapeake on Tuesday 1st of June 2010 11:34:43 PM

Hey guys since we are talking about truck set ups, what do you recommend for someone starting out. Trailer, flatbed, box van. See my dilemma is that all I have to drive is a small Colorado truck. I am not sure it can haul too much weight like a trailer. So I was thinking about getting a 12ft box van with a gate life to put all my stuff inside. Comments?

Ryan R.

My goal is to get a flatbed truck when first got into roof cleaning i started looking around on the forums and i ran into that picture and said wow that's a nice truck he did a great job setting it up.

rmr1904 wrote:

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Hey guys since we are talking about truck set ups, what do you recommend for someone starting out. Trailer, flatbed, box van. See my dilemma is that all I have to drive is a small Colorado truck. I am not sure it can haul too much weight like a trailer. So I was thinking about getting a 12ft box van with a gate life to put all my stuff inside. Comments?

Ryan R.

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Flatbed is easiest to work off of, hands down. But a case can be made for the rolling billboard of a box truck, , or the use of a trailer. It is all a compromise, pick your Poison.