Trailer made this job a lot easier

[OSM-Jo]

We did a large paint prep job this weekend for a local church in Montgomery. The walls were oxidized real bad and needed to be prepped before they could repaint. This wall was 20 ft tall and nearly 200 ft long. Scaffolding would have been expensive, a lift meant constant moving and repositioning, but our 30 ft trailer worked out great. Set up, washed a section and just drove down the wall as needed. Here's a few pics of the job.

[Christopher]

I have done almost the same thing with the big bucket truck.

The top side tool boxes are about 8' from the ground so I just stand on top of them and they are about 12' long so I can wash about 16' more or less before I have to move the truck, kind of like a moving scaffold.

[Kory]

You prattville boys and your big trailers lol

[OSM-Jo]

We don't take this trailer out much anymore, just when its needed. Normally roll with our 16 footer.

[Chatham Property]

Man that is a nice trailer! Need one like that, to put on the interstate. You could run through some cities with that setup. Road trip pressure cleaning. Run about two van setup off it and just water tanks on your trailer and go from city to city. LOL, I love dreaming. Would you be interested in selling since you don't use it much?