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gutterdog · Apr 1, 2010

trailer rig, gone over budjet, still cheaper, here it is...

gutterdog · Apr 1, 2010

this pic. The things dealing with roof washing is the red 100 ft line, the delavan next to it and a battery on the other side. The rest is house wash stuff. Brass fittings for now.... got to fix that asap.

Roofie · Guest

Where ya gonna mount the 4 gpm machine brother and your tank to flush your pumps after every use ? Looks like were running out of space now that you mounted the hose reels in the rear instead of the curbside like I suggested. What are we going to do with you Mikey ? lol Looks good though brother !!! Your getting there and I'm proud of ya my friend !!!

Baltimore MD Roof Cleaning 410-482-4367 · guest

I had a trailer like that for a while and it will get you by. Mine didn't even have any suspension lol!!

gutterdog · Apr 2, 2010

Let me put up pics of all 4 sides. I'm going to add a small tool box to it also. The 4 foot long one made for the side of the pickup bed. going to mount that on the front. Yea with the tool box and pressure washer up in front It is getting a lil crouded. I may have to move some things around an inch or 2 to maximize space. The washer will have exhaust facing forward away from tank, Ive spaced the delavan box far enough away from SH reel, and the pressure washer so any fumes wont harm anything. The trailer should be balance weight wise and appearance wise. The NAPA deep cycle bat is on the other side. No tank for premixing the "love" in the morning. No space, so Still going to use a 5 gallon bucket. Prob best anyway, cause the alcohol fights with the SH. Might be no good next roof wash till I get things rollin! Nuff talk lets add 4 pics!!!

gutterdog · Apr 2, 2010

Looking at my pics now... How bout I put the delavan box on the other side of trailer? I could add like a 5-10 gallon Rinse tank on the passenger side? We start not looking as uniform, but maybe more functional? and the delavan box is on the other side of tank and trailer away from the SH fumes! I think I can put the buffer tank further to the back also. more room for more access to the pressure washer. Oil changes etc. Ive thought about drilling a hole onthe floor for that. Just place something under the trailer to catch the old oil. Hey Bill you got a pic of your first trailer you mentioned! I bet all they guys like to se it!!! This trailer is a baby step, affordable and quicker than pulling stuff off of truck, setting up. House I did cple days ago set up time and break down time 40-50 min. Thats an hour wasted!! BTW I bought something to day to coat the floor of the trailer so everything comming back off lol!!! Spray on bed liner!

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