New Rig
- Thread starter Will
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Andrew Phelps
New member
You've Got it goin on
Thats a nice lookin rig, setup for night work to I like it!
Andrew
Thats a nice lookin rig, setup for night work to I like it!
Andrew
nice set up.
Clean County PW
Active member
Nice set up. Do you garage or tarp your trailer when not in use to protect the equipment from the weather?
John
John
I pull her in the garage and throw a suburban cover over her. That diamondplate is purty but I do not care much for having to shine it up every week. I use Honda Polish (motorcycle) on it and it seems to work the best.
When I get a bigger truck I will move up to an 18ft trailer though.
Working on a water softner right now.. My Dad works for Culligan and we are putting something together that has 2 brine tanks that set in my garage... for regeneration, will be able to handle over 5000 gal per day for under $600 total investment... I will give the specs and details with photos when it is done if anyone is interested. I tried using soft water the other night and it sure made the chems work better.
Will keep you posted
When I get a bigger truck I will move up to an 18ft trailer though.
Working on a water softner right now.. My Dad works for Culligan and we are putting something together that has 2 brine tanks that set in my garage... for regeneration, will be able to handle over 5000 gal per day for under $600 total investment... I will give the specs and details with photos when it is done if anyone is interested. I tried using soft water the other night and it sure made the chems work better.
Will keep you posted
about tool boxes---
weatherguard tool boxes are gurrenteed not to start turning yellow and dingy. They have some sort of protective oily film on them, thats what they told me. i have a box on my personal truck (not weatherguard) that is three years old and starting to look bad. Weatherguard is definitely a superior product, but I would expect that for twice the price!!
real nice looking setup will, good luck in business
Jon Fife
weatherguard tool boxes are gurrenteed not to start turning yellow and dingy. They have some sort of protective oily film on them, thats what they told me. i have a box on my personal truck (not weatherguard) that is three years old and starting to look bad. Weatherguard is definitely a superior product, but I would expect that for twice the price!!
real nice looking setup will, good luck in business
Jon Fife
Steven Rowlett
Member
Will, Nice set up, I recommend you have a cover made for the unit. I used to have a open trailer and had a company in Nashville, TN custom make one for it. Nashville Tent & Awning. I am sure you could find a company near you. It will keep the unit clean if you get caught out in the rain.