Pressure washing and steam cleaning business

Cancel the order and save some money with Russ from southside (He's local, he can fix it, and believe me these machine's break) .......Hey Russ if you had a Fancy website you could over charge people too......:slap:
 
RGilliam said:
yea I was thinking maybe hot n mighty. Those are the guys that charge your a 150.00 for a extra downstream injector (seriously).
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They dont even build them, they find somebody in your area to out source it too. I priced them a couple years ago and the company that builds them here doesnt even service them.
 
19stunna71 said:
The rig I have ordered is from powerline industries if that helps
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Before you buy TALK TO RUSS. I considered Powerline a couple years ago until I saaw the price and the fact that they dont even build them. They will find someone in KY to build and you pick it up there. Here in Houston they use a company called Ramte*c to build them...and Ramte*c doesnt even service what they build for themselves much less anybody else.
 
19stunna71 said:
Man why all the junk and insults????????
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Where is the junk and insults...we're all just trying to help you save some money. If you dont need it, ignore it I guess. This board has saved me THOUSANDS in just under a year and half being on here.
 
Besides, of the hundreds of pressure washers I know, I can probably count on my one hand that have had them or still have them...diesels just aren't really needed in our industry unless your doing some long specialized stuff (like running a rig continuously for days on end). A good top of the line hytrotek 8gpm skid is about the top of the line. Equate it to this, kind of like buying a new Ferrari just to win the local county fair car race.....way overkill.....
 
I sense some jealousy or is it envy? I know that is expensive equipment and a new guy is laughing in all veteran's faces, but you should wish him luck just in case he is telling the truth. I have seen some of these guys buying these expensive chromed out rigs that look like they were running vtwin harley's or something, but then they were gone in less than a year. This fellow will not be able to blame failure on his tool that is for sure.
 
Dont get me wrong, I hope the guy makes a million his first year, but he has admitted he doesn't know the first thing about pressure washing....not trying to bust him or anything, just trying to save the guy 10's of thousands he doesn't need to be spending till he knows what direction he is heading. My 13 yr old will be looking to start driving soon in the next couple of years. Kind of foolish for me to go out and put him in a F-1 racing car for his first vehicle is all I'm saying. To each his own I guess...
 
Clear Shine said:
Dont get me wrong, I hope the guy makes a million his first year, but he has admitted he doesn't know the first thing about pressure washing....not trying to bust him or anything, just trying to save the guy 10's of thousands he doesn't need to be spending till he knows what direction he is heading. My 13 yr old will be looking to start driving soon in the next couple of years. Kind of foolish for me to go out and put him in a F-1 racing car for his first vehicle is all I'm saying. To each his own I guess...
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You are right in your thoughts, but if your 13 year old wants a f-1 racer there is a process to changing his mind which likely will never happen. This dude won't even post his real name, nothing to get worked up about. He may be some one else's 13 yr old :)
 
outdoorprowash said:
You are right in your thoughts, but if your 13 year old wants a f-1 racer there is a process to changing his mind which likely will never happen. This dude won't even post his real name, nothing to get worked up about. He may be some one else's 13 yr old :)
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i posted my name at the beginning of this
my name is T.J Brady
 
I wish I had all diesel power but seriously every rig sprays water in some version and we've all seen some super-rigs getting bad results (damp knee) - it's what you know that counts so as always assimilating as much as you can and shortening your learning curve will get you there.
 
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