Super Rigs!!!!!!!!

WeWashConcrete said:
On my way back from NOLA Sunday night I stopped by a McDonalds there near Jefferson, GA. I heard this roar of a truck coming down the road, so I looked and it was this huge white dodge diesel truck pulling what looked to be Wetfoot's rig. This rig just kept going, and going, and going, and going!
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I think Wetfoot is from Jefferson or a town close to Jefferson.
 
MHasterok said:
Did you guys see one of the latest issues of Cleaner Times? A PW company bought a used fire truck and turned it into a power washing monster. Pretty cool.

I'd like to do something similar someday with a military truck. Found several online for around $10000 - $15000 range. Definately would get well known for the truck, but probably terrible on gas/diesel.
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Yeah my buddy has one of those. He got it from the an auction the Army was doing. He paid around $3,000. The only problem is you cant go over 50, and they arent good highway trucks. On the other hand, it would be the coolest pressure washing rig Ive ever seen.
 
I agree the rigs are nice. They aren't any good though if you aren't using the equipment thats on them though.

Kinda like parking the $240,000 Ferrari in my driveway. It looks nice for the neighbors to come by and admire it but it doesn't do a bit of good for me unless I get out and drive it.
 
Talked to Wetfoot yesterday and it got me thinking about you guys.....
Seems like he is still Rocking with Wal-marts ect..... got some locations coming up in Texas... maybe averaging 10 gigs a night.

I reckon everyone thinks they have(or wants) a super rig.....Some that saw my build might have thought that.
I thought I was going to go commercial when I built it....fact is commercial is not for me.
Eye opener was was Jonathon almost ended his life coming home from Chick fa la gigs 4 o'clock in the morning.

So I have continued to build my business in residential field for going on 13 years now.
That is why I had my Rig for sale. Some one bought my 24ft enclosed featherlite Gn....the rest of my equipment on that trailer
is still in storage.
I would still considering selling my reclaim equipment if someone needed it more than me.

As far as "would I do it again"
In my life I have made some good decisions and some bad ones, Just like I have had
blessing and at times it seemed not so blessed......I continue to learn from both
Bottom line "No Regrets in my Life or Decisions" and it has made the person that I am today.
Have a Good Day
 
Al Patterson said:
Talked to Wetfoot yesterday and it got me thinking about you guys.....
Seems like he is still Rocking with Wal-marts ect..... got some locations coming up in Texas... maybe averaging 10 gigs a night.

I reckon everyone thinks they have(or wants) a super rig.....Some that saw my build might have thought that.
I thought I was going to go commercial when I built it....fact is commercial is not for me.
Eye opener was was Jonathon almost ended his life coming home from Chick fa la gigs 4 o'clock in the morning.

So I have continued to build my business in residential field for going on 13 years now.
That is why I had my Rig for sale. Some one bought my 24ft enclosed featherlite Gn....the rest of my equipment on that trailer
is still in storage.
I would still considering selling my reclaim equipment if someone needed it more than me.

As far as "would I do it again"
In my life I have made some good decisions and some bad ones, Just like I have had
blessing and at times it seemed not so blessed......I continue to learn from both
Bottom line "No Regrets in my Life or Decisions" and it has made the person that I am today.
Have a Good Day
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Good seeing you Al


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Great to see you posting Al.

That is a lot of Wal Marts each nite, he must be really working fast to do that many including drive time between each.

Stay in touch.
 
Its possible if you rinsing or washing frequetly
Christopher said:
Great to see you posting Al.

That is a lot of Wal Marts each nite, he must be really working fast to do that many including drive time between each.

Stay in touch.
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Al Patterson said:
or 3 to 4 crews going
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Walmart are about 1:30 minutes , a single crew with drive time can easily do the front walks on maint in under 2. with drive time if they are close 4 or 5 is not that difficult. Three crews might pull off 15 or 17
 
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