Here is how you clean sidewalks

David O'Connell Jr

David O'Connell Jr

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:D This is how we do it .... HOA areas that is

130 gallon water tank
24 HP 8.5 gpm
30" cleaner on the front

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Thats a neat l looking setup, how fast/slow can you go with that
another question? the spinner under that has 4 spray tips how do you like it verses 2 any bad/good
 
Nice setup! HOAs around here don't have sidewalks or I'd be envious. ;)
 
Awesome, I've been thinking of something like that for golf courses. Did you build the surface cleaner, and does it go up and down manually or ?
 
Works Good. You can go pretty good.

The best part is NO dragging of cords!!!!!!
Fits on a 4 foot SW.
We get about 25 minute run time
 
big ash said:
Awesome, I've been thinking of something like that for golf courses. Did you build the surface cleaner, and does it go up and down manually or ?
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Manually , for now. We needed it for a HOA job and had to rush getting it complete.

The surface cleaners are built here by a company.
We have
2 30" squares Dueblin swivels
2 16" squares BE swivels
2 20" round BE's
1 24" square for street gutters - BE swivel.


the cart is electric 48 volt. ran all day and went down 1 bar on the battery meter.

The top speed(when NOT cleaning) is 29 mph
WooHoo:cool:
 
That is very cool, almost exactly what I am working on right now.

I will be using a riding mower since I do not have a golf cart and do not play golf unfortunately and the best part......I got the mower for free!!!!

I had to have some work done to it, should be ready tomorrow. It had sat for over a year since the guy that had it could not figure out what was wrong with it.

I am working on a tank/trailer so I can do some places that I cannot get a truck/trailer into.

David, if you have more pics of this, could you email them to me?

Is the tank/pressure washer on the golf cart or on a little trailer?
 
I did not hear about the Ballpark, parking garage, apartment complex #1 or #2, or the string of condo's but I am getting some unique stuff rigged up so I will be ready for some of it when it happens.

I do not think I got the ballpark, their season is starting late, like May 5. It is about 25 minutes away so I have not driven by to see if it is dirty or clean.

What David has rigged up is like what I want to do. I saw what the guy in Louisiana did and wanted to do something similar but more portable, not depending on a tank.
 
Christopher said:
I did not hear about the Ballpark, parking garage, apartment complex #1 or #2, or the string of condo's but I am getting some unique stuff rigged up so I will be ready for some of it when it happens.

I do not think I got the ballpark, their season is starting late, like May 5. It is about 25 minutes away so I have not driven by to see if it is dirty or clean.

What David has rigged up is like what I want to do. I saw what the guy in Louisiana did and wanted to do something similar but more portable, not depending on a tank.
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We have the tank so that we are portable, we just fill up every half hour. I can't imagine being more portable.
 
reef said:
We have the tank so that we are portable, we just fill up every half hour. I can't imagine being more portable.
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When I saw the guy's rig from New Orleans, he had a tote tank in the
pull-behind trailer which was either 200 or 275 gallons. I did not want to shut down to go refill that tank so I thought of a smaller tank and most places here have water so I would put a 50 gallon tank with the pressure washer on the trailer and pull it with a golf cart or riding mower.

I have seen some apartments and condo's that the maintenance guys did their work out of golf carts and had little trailers for the tools, supplies, etc...

I can always bring a lot of garden hose to connect so I do not have to string out a lot of pressure hose.

This would be better suited for my purpose than the guy in New Orleans' rig.
 
Super nice rig, how bout the name and # of the company that built the surface cleaners. Thanks
 
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