If you have the work for it, then do it. Put enough money down that if the work dries up and you have to sell it cheap, you’ll be able to sell it for enough to pay it off.
TIM
i was reading fine print of lease I may not qualify for it
do you think that for now I would be better off with a 4200 psi 4.0 gpm or the 3800 3.5 gpm direct drive unit
untill I can get a better unit
Its kind of hard I have been upgrading as I go
I still work a full time job rotating hours average about 60 hours a week there and then on my days off I do my Cleaning
Good thing about working rotating is when im on 4 -12 shift i can work all day before i go to work and on 12 to 8 shift i can work after i get off at 8;00 then go to bed and back to work again 8-4 shift is the one i cant really do any work
I will be glad when i can build enough businessn so I can go full time with my own business All i do is work
All the more reason to get some gallons per minute. You have no time to stand around rinsing with a pea shooter.
Have you read up on joining two machines together? It’s really ghetto, it’s not for everybody but it can be effective.
[MENTION=6909]Russ Johnson[/MENTION] can hook you up with the kit if you have two machines. We used to run four, joined in pairs. Loud, but effective.
Tim
I have been trying to find a chart i saw once about tip size to show you how to decrease pressure with tips do you know where i may find that thanks
This is off topic-- but in all my years of reading bulletin boards from the 90’s to now… The PWRA is very fortunate to have Tim Fields helping out other contractors through his post. They are the best I have seen ever on such a consistent bases… Ok Tim you owe me $5 for saying that:) I really mean what I say… and 18+ yrs in the Powerwashing business I still learn from his post.
Maybe at a PWRA convention or another event down the road you can. I know I have and I’m thankful for it.
Nothing like meeting what I refer to as industry legends. The Computer industry has Steve Jobs, Bill Gates etc, the Powerwashing Industry has blue collar hard working legends like Tim Fields, David Olson(since passed away) etc. who I am very fortunate to have met.
Another reason to go to events cause the chances of you meeting Industry legends Like these in your neck of the woods is slim to none.
Oh yea there’s all kinds of classes, demo’s, networking and just having fun at these events. If you do a search here about the PWRA’s last Convention this past August in Nashville you can read the reviews from others about it.
Where are you from? There may be some type of event near your neck of the woods in the future.
I’m in pikeville 45 mins from Raleigh near goldsboro. I said Raleigh because most people know where Raleigh is If I said Goldsboro they probally have know clue haha
Could you tell me how to fill out profile I’ve been trying different things and can’t Find where to make changes. Thanks