Danny Bates

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Around my area a lot of the compaines are going out of business. I can't help but think it's because they are not doing something right. There is more than enough work around here to support everyone. Customer service will kill you or make you a hero!!

They only met 2 days before they went to Vegas and got married. She was cheating on him with an ex-boyfriend. They had just went to Mexico together and the husband found out. His millionaire parents may be in trouble also for helping him hide from the police.

Sounds like a moisture problem to me.

Looks like it to me.

Founded what is now Delco Cleaning Systems of Fort Worth (www.dcs1.com , www.pressurewash.com , www.powerwash.com ) in April of 1973. Delivered first Mobile Power Wash Rig for another contract cleaner in December 1973. Founded and operated Mobile Enterprises, a mobile power wash company, for 10 years. Built the company up to 26 employees, 5 mobile power wash units and over $1,000,000.00 in sales before selling the company to devote full time to the pressure washer distribution business. Since 1973 Delco Cleaning Systems of Fort Worth has grown into the nation's largest supplier of Mobile Power Wash equipment, parts, chemicals, schools, seminars & Training Videos. Toll Free Technical Support is also provided for products purchased from Delco Cleaning Systems of Fort Worth. Primary distribution is United States, Canada, and South America.

I have run some pretty nasty chems through that reel and it holds up very well.

Here is the one I use. Northern Industrial Air Hose Reel Holds 3/8in. x 100ft. Hose, Max. 100 PSI | Air Hoses + Reels | Northern Tool + Equipment

I noticed you didn't put a reserve price or a minimum bid on the auction??? The way it looks you are just gonna take what ever is the high bid??

I use a Dodge 1500 with the 5.3 hemi. It pulls it great but don't pass many gas stations up.

Very nice looking. It still looks scary to me with only those two supports under it.

There are new people coming into this business that were used to working 50-60 hours per week to make $40,000 on their previous job. Now they run down to Home Depot and buy a $200.00 pressure washer and here they come. Those are the people who will work 8 hours on one job and only make $200.00. Hell thats a raise to them, they are on track to make $50,000. Those are the ones we need to educate. They will eventually be gone because they don't have a clue what they are doing. But in the mean time they are hurting the industry.