Roof Cleaning NJ wrote:

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it was lost

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Is this the one you were selling to Dwayne? Nice looking rig.
Gary

 

-- Edited by garyw on Sunday 14th of November 2010 09:12:48 AM

garyw wrote:

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Roof Cleaning NJ wrote:

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it was lost

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Is this the one you were selling to Dwayne? Nice looking rig.
Gary

 

-- Edited by garyw on Sunday 14th of November 2010 09:12:48 AM

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very nice looking rig Clyde,

 

Nice rig! I'm still going to pull my trailer. Beef it up a lil, add a burner, and go from 100 ft lines to 200.

That truck means business!!!

Roof Cleaning NJ wrote:

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I had to redo all the plumbing, the rookie installer was in over his head when it came time to work on this rig he had never seen a 10 gpm machine and he ran it with 1/2 inch hose, my equipment was starving for water.

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How large is your intake Clyde?

I have a 2" single union ball valve attached to a 1-1/2" filter, attached to a 1-1/4" hose to a 3/4" MPT x 1-1/4" barb (from Lori) to my pump.

I makes a HUGE difference in your flow, maxing out your water intake.

Roof Cleaning NJ wrote:

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I had to redo all the plumbing, the rookie installer was in over his head when it came time to work on this rig he had never seen a 10 gpm machine and he ran it with 1/2 inch hose, my equipment was starving for water.


-- Edited by Roof Cleaning NJ on Sunday 14th of November 2010 09:24:30 PM

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why did you have 2 rookies working on that truck for 10 hours for 2 days? i bet you could have done it faster and done a better job doing it yourself, all that drilling and bolting, i would check to make sure it is tight!! Did you tell them thank you? I wouldnt have either

He hooked up a 1/2 hose to feed your washer? wow, how come you bought that size for him to hook up? that one must have slipped past you..gotta keep sharp on those things!

 

Roof Cleaning NJ wrote:

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Washed-up wrote:

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Roof Cleaning NJ wrote:

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I had to redo all the plumbing, the rookie installer was in over his head when it came time to work on this rig he had never seen a 10 gpm machine and he ran it with 1/2 inch hose, my equipment was starving for water.


-- Edited by Roof Cleaning NJ on Sunday 14th of November 2010 09:24:30 PM

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why did you have 2 rookies working on that truck for 10 hours for 2 days? i bet you could have done it faster and done a better job doing it yourself, all that drilling and bolting, i would check to make sure it is tight!! Did you tell them thank you? I wouldnt have either

He hooked up a 1/2 hose to feed your washer? wow, how come you bought that size for him to hook up? that one must have slipped past you..gotta keep sharp on those things!

 

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Dwayne you better end you non sense right now!

 

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You BOTH better end it, NOW!
Open areas are not the place for this type "discussion".

 

Washed-up wrote:

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Roof Cleaning NJ wrote:

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I had to redo all the plumbing, the rookie installer was in over his head when it came time to work on this rig he had never seen a 10 gpm machine and he ran it with 1/2 inch hose, my equipment was starving for water.


-- Edited by Roof Cleaning NJ on Sunday 14th of November 2010 09:24:30 PM

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why did you have 2 rookies working on that truck for 10 hours for 2 days? i bet you could have done it faster and done a better job doing it yourself, all that drilling and bolting, i would check to make sure it is tight!! Did you tell them thank you? I wouldnt have either

He hooked up a 1/2 hose to feed your washer? wow, how come you bought that size for him to hook up? that one must have slipped past you..gotta keep sharp on those things!

 

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Its a good idea to check all bolts etc., every so often. I do. Vibration makes things get loose.