You stole your web content from a fellow pressure washing contractor, lied about a local business owner on a national forum, lied about everything from dual injectors to being in business and yet I’m a punk and a worthless person. You have mixed up values. I truly hope you treat your customers better than your fellow business owners
Idk dude kinda seems like you tryed blaming the manufacturer for doing it wrong. Doesn’t really seem to be the case. You have you platform to air your grievances.
I went over my PO i was wrong on the dates.
Never gave the name of the manufacturer out.
The trailer is solid, good. Always wanted a trailer by them.
We went back and forth on details over the period it was being built …
Next one will be tubular.
I was just sharing the trailer so that others could learn how the set up process is.
You posted the pic with the name of the Stohls on the side. I would encourage all to ignore/shun you as you have lied and stolen and show no remorse or changed your website.
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Yeah, seems IBS has pretty well summed you up.
You are a liar…no doubt about that.
Of course, you can lie again and say you aren’t…but we know for sure, that you are.
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That’s one fancy ball mount!
What are you doing with the old single axle trailer. It still looks serviceable. What is it, 6 X 10?
I see there are four additional supports for your ladder rack. Looks sturdy now. And looks like a rail across the end has been added, too.
Yes. 6x10
Got to love that ball mount.
Trailer is good, going to put it fir sale on craigh list.
The new trailer is awesome
Getting there, looking good.
I’m seriously not trying to be a jerk here but hell I can see why you didn’t get what you wanted. I’m confused myself are you talking square tube, rectangular tube or round tube? I just see tubular all over this thread. I’d even goof it up lol
I like tubular.
Always wanted tubular, but in reality angle iron is more convenient.
This trailer is solid, the builder is impeccable, always wanted a trailer by them
The 3 reels, on the back was added today, it took 2 angle iron, of 2 by 21/2 and (if not mistaken) 3/8 so its thick.
The original rack is 1/4 thick (if not mistaken).
used 1/2 stainless bolts and washers.
Only use stainless, more expensive but better.
Got to do the piping tomorrow and secure the 2nd machine, and tubing, then on Tuesday get the chemicals, and I should be done…still need to place the surface cleaner.
Thinking of doing a frame and mounting the PW above the gas tank, I think it should be ok, if it can suck water in.
@Ikii What @dperez was trying to say is tubular doesn’t tell a fabricator anything without being more specific. He was trying to help you out in case you ever order another trailer. As he mentioned there are different types of tubing so you have to be more specific when ordering. If you want round tubing, I’ve also heard it called pipe top rail, that’s what you have to tell them. If you want it square for the top rail you have to tell them square tubing. When you just call it tubular nobody is really sure what type you’re talking about. Personally, I’d much prefer square tubing for a top rail. It’s stronger than angle and just as easy to mount stuff. Angle will work just fine for a pressure washer trailer. Angle will be plenty strong.
Your trailer is looking good. If the reels are really mounted on 3/8" thick angle you could drive the trailer off a cliff and those reels won’t budge! That’s some thick angle!
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Ty @marinegrunt, now i get it.
Maybe next trailer in 5 yrs.
I dont pull more than 2k lb
But there is nothing like having more space
Updated pictures.
Getting there, still working on minor details… cosmetics, like tubing, pipes and hose management.
Once finished in 2 months or less ill make video.
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Not the best pictures but this is how i mounted my SC
I used a pvc pipe and some ties using the angle steel.
Added a 90 on the SC
What, no dual feed?
On the PW, no need got a 2" feed
