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RE: Landis Roof Cleaning Rig Build 2010

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landisconstruction wrote:

Here is how I decided to make my mix tank. These 55 gallon drums are usually available at little or no cost. This top draw set up was found using the search button when I first discovered the RCIA.

Nice setup and pictures. Where did you find the screw on lids for your 55 gal drums?

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Roof Cleaning Raleigh Durham NC 919-695-2416 wrote:

landisconstruction wrote:

Here is how I decided to make my mix tank. These 55 gallon drums are usually available at little or no cost. This top draw set up was found using the search button when I first discovered the RCIA.

Nice setup and pictures. Where did you find the screw on lids for your 55 gal drums?

I think this is where I purchased mine from Tank Depot

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Thanks for the information Barry. The accumulator tank is a great idea that I have not seen before. I believe I am going to have to make some changes.

-- Edited by roofcleaninginnc on Friday 4th of February 2011 12:08:15 PM

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roofcleaninginnc wrote:

Thanks for the information Barry. The accumulator tank is a great idea that I have not seen before. I believe I am going to have to make some changes.

-- Edited by roofcleaninginnc on Friday 4th of February 2011 12:08:15 PM

Mark,

I haven't heard any feedback from other guys using this but I found it very useful for run off control. I only used it on a handful of roofs towards the end of last season and it worked great.

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