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Your opinion please

Roof Cleaning New Jersey · Dec 13, 2011

I give my blessing. Heavy items towards the center.

Roof Cleaning Cleveland (216) 323-0552 · Dec 13, 2011

I've been wanting an enclosed trailor for a while. That should work great for you.

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The only thing that I am worried about is having to much room, although that may be silly. I just don't want to look like a rookie with a barren trailer! lol

Roof Cleaning New Jersey · Dec 13, 2011

You'll find a way to fill up the space. Trust me. 2 years you'll be looing for suttin bigger.

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I suppose that is true, I might just build higher rails to hang banners on. That could make it appear less barren.

jim hill · Premium Member Roof Cleaning Institute of America

I bought a very similar trailer 8 by 12 foot brand new five years ago for $800.00 I think, in Okeechobee Florida, it was a (Anderson brand). I have one a bit smaller for my pressure cleaning business with 2 tanks (100 gallon and 250 gallon,2 reels, pressure cleaner mounted and low pressure set up. It is very packed. The bigger trailer we use in our rehab business and is very handy and easy to pull.

It won`t be too big! Jim Hill

Guy B · Guest

No such a thing as too much room.......Trust me.

Dec 14, 2011

Trust me,,, before you know it you will have that puppy filled up. Mine is a 6.5x12 and there are plenty of times that I wish I had MORE room. The only thing is that the next rig I put together will be a duel axle so that I can carry more weight.

Roof Cleaning Severna Park MD · guest

Larry, that does not look fun to work with!

Go for the trailer, as others said, it will fill up quickly.

Dec 14, 2011

Roof Cleaning Severna Park MD wrote:
Larry, that does not look fun to work with!

Go for the trailer, as others said, it will fill up quickly.

You would be surprised at how much work we pump out of that rig. Everything is where it needs to be and easy to get to.

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Well I bought the trailer today, and have it in storage for the time being. Over the winter I am going to get it all set up. Starting with rubberizing the floor!
I just located some 55 gallon containers to get me going. I bought 4 of them for cheap money. I would love to get a horizontal tank with legs but the cost difference is nearly $300.
Thanks for all the advice guys.

zjim · Guest

Ok They took the ad down already so I'm not sure how big it is. I started with a ten foot enclosed trailer and I'm looking for bigger now but at the right price.

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Its actual usable space is like 6.5'x12'. Which after looking at it should be just right to get me rolling.

Mr Maintenance · Dec 16, 2011

Post some before and after pictures would like to see you rig!

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I will do Brian, I am psyched to get this going. I am currently working with Lori on a setup.

Mr Maintenance · Dec 16, 2011

are you going 12v or Air for your set up.

Guest

Local tractor supply stores have 125 gal tanks for 199.00, Thats what i'm working with

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I am going to go with a 12 volt setup I think, if things go well then I will upgrade to the All flo. I am still on the hunt for a good tank, possibly through Tractor supply if they will price match.

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they probrably wont price match becuase of shipping cost.

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