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Mar 8, 2011

Rodney Henke is going to set up a mazda B truck as a stand alone roof cleaning vehicle. Anyone got pictures to help him?

Central Iowa Roof Cleaning · Certified Cedar Shake Roof Cleaning Specialist

This was my first set up and I already sent it to Rodney a couple months back, with before & after pictures to use.

SP Cleaning · Mar 8, 2011

Here are some ideas.
I like the flatbed idea.
Very clean and efficient.
I hope this helps Rodney.

Chris

Mar 8, 2011

Central Iowa Roof Cleaning 515-971-1430 wrote:

This was my first set up and I already sent it to Rodney a couple months back, with before & after pictures to use.

That looks very nice Bruce! biggrin

Mar 8, 2011

SP Cleaning wrote:

Here are some ideas.
I like the flatbed idea.
Very clean and efficient.
I hope this helps Rodney.

Chris

That's what I'm talkin' about!!!
Makes me want to go buy a small pickup truck right now and make it look just like that one as a flat bed! BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Chuck

Roof Cleaning Memphis TN (901) 826-8370 · Guest

SP Cleaning wrote:

Here are some ideas.
I like the flatbed idea.
Very clean and efficient.
I hope this helps Rodney.

Chris

WOW yeah thats great Chris.

I really like the hose reels for starters. Buying them today. just need reducers and something to bolt them to. Maybe a wood pallet for starters???

SP Cleaning · Mar 8, 2011

Bergman Roof Cleaning Port Charlotte FL 941-698-1959 wrote:

SP Cleaning wrote:

Here are some ideas.
I like the flatbed idea.
Very clean and efficient.
I hope this helps Rodney.

Chris

That's what I'm talkin' about!!!
Makes me want to go buy a small pickup truck right now and make it look just like that one as a flat bed! BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Chuck

Chuck, I am looking at seriously doing this.
It is effecient on gas and easy to manuver.

Chris

Roof Cleaning Missouri 417-230-8103 · Guest

very sharp Chris, I like the simplicity of the whole rig , nice very nice

SP Cleaning · Mar 8, 2011

Roof Cleaning Missouri 417-230-8103 wrote:

very sharp Chris, I like the simplicity of the whole rig , nice very nice

David,

I should have clarified, these are not mine, just some pics

I found, and kept because I thought about doing the same.

Sorry if I misled anyone. Thanks

Chris

Roof Cleaning Severna Park MD · guest

Hey Rodney, if you do a wood pallet, make sure you cover it with pressure treated plywood. You can also get one of the heavy duty plastic pallets, they look nice and would probably hold up well.

My truck setup is no where near as clean as the setups posted, but I purchased the whole setup from Pressure Tek. I probably could have saved some room and made a cleaner setup if I went about it differently.

However, make it as clean and efficient as you can by using what you can from these pictures, it'll save you a lot of hassle in the future! All of those pics look great, guys.

SP Cleaning · Mar 8, 2011

OK Let's get back to why we are all here.......
Here are some more "layout" ideas for you Rodney.

Chris

Mar 8, 2011

SP Cleaning wrote:

Bergman Roof Cleaning Port Charlotte FL 941-698-1959 wrote:

SP Cleaning wrote:

Here are some ideas.
I like the flatbed idea.
Very clean and efficient.
I hope this helps Rodney.

Chris

That's what I'm talkin' about!!!
Makes me want to go buy a small pickup truck right now and make it look just like that one as a flat bed! BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Chuck

Chuck, I am looking at seriously doing this.
It is effecient on gas and easy to manuver.

Chris

Me too! I had a nice Nissan that got about 20 mpg but the chlorine spills rusted the bed and I got rid of it. Now I wish I had made it a flatbed! You could even use marine plywood and fiberglass it-like a mullet boat. Then the SH would run off to whatever gutter-like areas you make and the floor could be rinsed right off with a hose! biggrin

Mar 8, 2011

SP Cleaning wrote:

OK Let's get back to why we are all here.......
Here are some more "layout" ideas for you Rodney.

Chris

I like # 6 and 9 pictures, with the white truck, rectangle tank and hose reels. Nice neat setup! Is all that yours? It's all nice! biggrin

Roof Cleaning Memphis TN (901) 826-8370 · Guest

Thanks guys these pics help. i love pics

SEE OUR WORK HERE!!! · Guest

Rodney,

I would start with a spray in bedliner if you can swing it. Here are some DIY kits that I was going to look into for my next rig in progress. Spray in Liner They actually sell an applicator spray gun also somewhere on this site.

Matthew · Guest

As a small truck owner myself (Toyota Tacoma) I'm sending you best wishes and best of luck.

It's not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog!

Guest

if you set this up also dont forget about the under-carriage of the truck that SH is a nasty thing especially when it comes to brake lines.

Roof Cleaning Memphis TN (901) 826-8370 · Guest

bump

RCIA Founder

Small trucks can not carry a lot of roof cleaning chemical w/o helper springs, then they wear brakes and transmissions!

guest

not sure what a mazda b is

This truck is set up for roof cleaning and serious hot water power washing.

very universal.

-- Edited by Roof Cleaning Lanoka Harbor NJ 609-971-6553 on Saturday 19th of March 2011 09:58:08 PM

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