I just wanted to take a moment and thank all the guys on this forum for all the info I have learned here , especially “ Racer “ for his video on his trailer set up. I’m gonna try and upload some pics. Have a Merry Christmas everyone!!
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Nice rig!
How do you keep that roof from blowing off at highway speed?
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I like the use of the PVC holding the brooms and what not. And how big is that vertical tank you have tucked in there?
Whats the point of the roof?
Nice first setup Jason. I can tell you spent some time laying it out. You’ve got a lot of stuff on there. First roof I think I’ve seen like that. That should get you a good bit of attention. A roof cleaning sign may have been appropriate too.
On your coiled up water hose, be careful traveling with it where it is, in fact I wouldn’t. Good for when you’re stopped tho. Good luck.
How is there any way at all that you can pull that down the road without that sheet metal roof getting ripped right off?!?!?
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Put enough screws in and close enough together not going anywhere, and the market is kinda tight in my area so just throwing out the special to get something going.
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The tank is 65 gallons and got it at agri supply and the roof is to serve a couple purposes, one to keep my equipment covered and 2 to give a house/ roof look. Thanks
Thanks sir
LOVE IT!
I had the same idea, nice to see someone did it!
10-4… very original.
Awesome to see people take the advice on this forum and put it to use, rig looks good, different, but good.
never go full retard…
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The roof does look cool.
so let me get this straight again. you watched @Racer’s video and this was the end result?
don’t trailers have to be inspected? or in this case mobile home?
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I like it roof and ALL…
Thanks
I didn’t need to copy anyone but I did get some great tips from people like Racer and other people across the internet and the trailer is a 5x12 framed up with some angle welded for my frame and galvalume screwed down. Long as I can fit under an overpass and make a wide turn at the fast food drive I should be fine, LOL
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People are going to notice your trailer. It will become rememberable and make people curious. It might even open up conversations to people who otherwise would not be interested in a house wash.
I think it’s great and an even greater idea.
That was part of my thought process and thanks for the positive complements.
Just make sure you are safe though. As someone stated earlier, those sheet metal roofs could come flying off and kill someone. Be careful!
