Benchmark Power Washing

I'll give you a call in the morning if that's alright. As far as the rest of the stuff, Trailer $2000 (6 Ton Dual Axel/8 lug rims/ Load Range E tires) 525 gallon tank $400 (Snyder Industries) Reels $200 each (Summit SM-18) High Pressure Hose $230 for 250 feet (Non Marking) Whisper Wash Classic $480 Machine $3700 (Pressure Pro Pro-Super Skid Model 6012PRO-10G)

I've got someone interested in it, but I am asking $3700.

Can I call you tomorrow about it Chris? I've decided to just part everything out. I would rather the parts go to the people that need it than to wait for the whole rig to sell.

Let me get back with you later this afternoon.

Funny you mentioned that. At first I wasn't really interested in parting it out, but after some thought I think that's what I might do. I just had a phone call that might have just changed the way I think. I am gonna make a stop this afternoon that will settle it for sure.

What stuff would you be interested in? I would like to try to keep it all together, but let me know.

I know it's not the best time in the world to sell my rig. I am not even sure what to price it at. I am going to the dealer tomorrow to talk to them and see what they have to say. Thanks for your time.

I hate to do it, but I gotta jump ship. I have a nearly new rig with only 14.6 hours on the entire thing. My questions to you all is where would I put this sort of thing up for sale? And also, what would I even ask for this setup? I know what I am in it for, but don't know what it's worth. I think I am in for about $11k. Any and all comments would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. The Details. Machine ----------------------------- Pro Super Skid by Pressure Pro 5.5 gpm @ 4000psi 12v Hot Water Unit. The Rest ----------------------------- 6 ton dual axle 18 foot (Deck) trail 2 Summit hose reels 250' non marking high pressure hose 170' fresh supply hose (industrial garden hose) 525 gallon water tank Whisper Wash Classic 4' wand with tips

I would be willing to bet there has be one close by. Especially for that many buildings. Around here, some cities will let you have the wrench to open the hydrant, and then you have a meter that attaches to the hydrant so you pay for what you use. You must put a deposit down on the equipment though.

I would do a little more digging into that one. The 6.0 weren't nick named the 6 Leaker for nothing. Especially the 2003. It's still a strong engine and may not have ever had any problems, but I would recommend you get an OASIS report on it. It will tell any and all issues that truck had that was addressed through a Ford dealer. If you have time, I would recommend you stop by Ford Powerstroke Forum There are lots of helpful people over there. Don't be afraid to ask question, we will help you any way we can. I myself have the new 6.4, so I don't really too much else about the 6.0