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aaron61 · Guest

isuzu

aaron61 · Guest

Didn't dowload the pictures sideways but they came out that way??? Can a mod fix that??

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That's Flippen awesome!!

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Stay FAR Away from this pest/lawn spray rig Aaron! The fiberglass tanks will self destruct, and the hose reels are all wrong.
That shiny flatbed will be all rusty soon, if it is steel, or will fall apart w/o warning if it is aluminum.
Isuzu or Mitsubishi flatbeds are great! Just not this one.

aaron61 · Guest

Thanks for the heads up Chris!! I'd love to have something like that though.

Mar 20, 2011

aaron61 wrote:

Didn't dowload the pictures sideways but they came out that way??? Can a mod fix that??

I can delete them but I can't rotate them around. That would have to be done on your end.

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aaron61 wrote:

Thanks for the heads up Chris!! I'd love to have something like that though.

LOL, me too, and I once bought one yawn

I had to learn the hard way, so you guys don't have 2 biggrin

orlandoroofcleaner · Guest

The only thing you would have to change out is the tanks, the gelcoat cant stand up to the chlorine. Aluminum is the best bed for chlorine it wont stay shiney for long but it holds up better than steel. Some of the stuff the lawn guys spray is just as rough as chlorine.

-- Edited by orlandoroofcleaner on Monday 21st of March 2011 09:49:45 AM

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orlandoroofcleaner wrote:

The only thing you would have to change out is the tanks, the gelcoat cant stand up to the chlorine. Aluminum is the best bed for chlorine it wont stay shiney for long but it holds up better than steel. Some of the stuff the lawn guys spray is just as rough as chlorine.

-- Edited by orlandoroofcleaner on Monday 21st of March 2011 09:49:45 AM

Aluminum has a D rating for Chlorine, but I have never "lost" a Ladder, LOL
I never had an aluminum flatbed, but a local guy had a trailer made for him out of Alumnum with nothing BUT trouble from the bleach.

aaron61 · Guest

OK guys I'm lost...right now I've been working out of my van as needed.Moving my tanks in & out a couple of times a week. I didn't want to make a move until the amount of roofs justified it.That time has come and I'm not sure what to get? Open trailer,enclosed trailer,Truck,flat bed,box??
Help a brother out What would be your ideal set up??

Confident Roof Cleaning Houston TX · Guest

Whether you build your own or buy one, the truck mount is ideal in my opinion. I used to say trailers all the way, until I used the truck mount. Now I'd never go back.

Treasure Coast Roof Cleaning · Guest

I prefer a pickup truck with a bed mounted system. Or a smaller flat bed. It is easier to back up and get in tighter areas than a trailer. But to each their own. I have two trailers right now and can wait to get rid of them.

-- Edited by Treasure Coast Roof Cleaning on Monday 21st of March 2011 10:25:08 PM

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