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One of my first large jobs was a dealership where I was cleaning the building. In order to clean the top area I had to get on the roof, lean over the concrete ledge to clean the mold off the very top of the building. I this time I did not have any equipment to reach up high. What I didn't know was I had chlorine on the ledge that I was leaning over on. Since I was wet from sweat I didn't realize it until the burning started. My belly still show some of the redness after 1 1/2 Years. Lesson learned the hard way! Hugh
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Tony, I live just outside Gainesville in a small town of Williston. There are alot of small towns around here that offer 5,10 & 20 acre properties. Although the prices have went up over the last few years, it is an area to consider. I moved here from the Florida Keys in 2005. I built a new home on 10-acres. My location makes it easy for me to go to Orlando, Jacksonville or Tampa in only about 1 1/2 hours. Good luck in your search. Hugh
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How have you been ? Long time no hear. Has business been good to you? Here in and around Gainesville Florida my business has been picking up steadily. This year looks to be alot better then last year if this keeps up. Take care! Hugh Gibson (copgib)
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I just got a school property to keep clean which I have to clean the buildings and concrete twice a year and the roof once a year. This is my biggest job on tap right now. Hugh
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You sure that wasn't your new advertising sign? Hugh
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I have been using my 7' x 14' enclosed trailer for sometime now. Everything has worked out well, except I now am working more night jobs and I realized that in order to use my lights in the trailer I had to have my truck running. This is the way the electrical was setup. Well I finally had enough and decided to fix the problem. I went to my local Harbor Freight store and bought a 5-watt solar panel and I had a new battery for this job. I mounted the solar panel on the roof of the trailer and wired it to the battery. I now have lights inside my trailer even if the truck isn't connected up to the trailer. This really helps when I come home in the early morning hours when it is still dark. My shed 42'x45' does not have power to it yet, so this really helps out. After I was done wiring it I checked with a meter to see how the panel was drawing. It seems that during daylight hours inside my shed it still draws enough power to fully charge my battery without even leaving the shed. I just thought I would share this with you. Anyone in this same position, I would recommend you check out small solar panels to help you keep a charge. I mounted the solar panel on top of my enclosed trailer with liquid nails, because I didn't want to drill holes in the roof. If I notice the solar panel coming loose I will use the brackets that came with the solar panel and screw it down. So far so good, man it is great having inside trailer lights anytime I want with or without the truck hooked up! Hugh
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Thanks Steve for all you have done for our profession. Hugh
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Can you do me a favor and look in your Spokane phonebook and see if there is a Burt Coston listed there? I have lost contact with him since my Navy days and I know he went back to his home town of Spokane Washington. If you see it in there, please email me at Copgib@earthlink.net Thanks Hugh Gibson
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Believe me you may be getting away without it now, but once someone sues you, you will then wished you had gotten it sooner. You are working dangerously without insurance!
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I am sure some of it is true, and I wouldn't be surprised to find out it was originally started by Hilliary or one of the other canidates to get ahead in the voting. This has been all over the web lately.
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Thanks Ron! Hugh
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I can't seem to find this information, so I will ask. When do you decide to replace your high pressure hoses? I can not image waiting till one burst. Also what do you guys do with the old hoses? I will probably replace my hoses within the next few months and leave the old one for an emergency backup since they are getting some cuts in them and beat up pretty bad. Thanks Hugh
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I know when I lived there. The Keys required anyone working in the keys whether they lived there or not to buy their occupational license to do any work. Unless it has changed since I left. Hugh
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I am not sure if I will be able to attend or not yet. I would like to go and meet the legend himself (Russ). I will probably know whether I will be able to after the first of the year. I have had some unexpected end of the year expenses come up which I have to pay before I can go very far from home. Like $7,000 in property taxes. But if everything works out I just might be there. Hugh
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Russ stated on another board that once Christmas is over he will firm up the dates for this roundtable and stated is will be near the end of Feb 08. I hope this helps you! Hugh
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Unfortunantly Saturday is not good for me. Saturday is the only day I dedicate to my wife. It's her day, she works for the VA Hospital in Gainesville and works all week and expects me to be able to go with her somewhere every Saturday. Usaully to Flea Markets or Festivals throughout Florida. This last Saturday we traveled to Panama City area for a Seafood festival, great food, but it did get crowded with people fast. If Saturday works for everyone else, then go ahead and have it, I will just have to catch up with you all at a later date. Through the week is my best time where I can schedule it in and my wife is at work. Hugh
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It depends on when it is. I might be able to break away and come down. Let me know and I will try to fit it in my schedule. It would be nice to see Don again and others I haven't met yet. Hugh
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What do you mean John you can't do that! Cops get busted everyday for going bad. I have see it when I was a Deputy and I knew a few that got fired that I would have never thought they would ever be involved. Hugh
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We have not got any yet here in Gainesville Florida, most damage so far was in Pensacola Florida. Hugh
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Mark on Pressure Net. com forum there is a 16" Surface Cleaner for sale for $300. Hugh
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Actually Mark you are helping me out also, I can always use alittle more work. I am not swamped with business right now and doing this will help me from having too much time for the honey dews! Take care I will be in touch! Hugh
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What are they? Hugh
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Jeff that is because old age is catching up with him! Like all of us, we mello with age! Hugh
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Can someone explain to me exactly how the nozzles are suppose to be postitioned in the surface cleaner? Thanks Hugh