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When it rings I silence it right away and continue on.

Grundens and CARHARTT make great rain wear. I have had the same CARHARTT bibs for 2 years and they are doing great.

Have you thought about buying the stuff and putting it together the way you want it set up? Thats how we do our rigs and we can set them up how we need it. Just a thought.

Fully agree on dont start to high. Most of the guys I hire I used to start out paying above average. Within a month or so they were useless bums and fired as the result because when I would correct them and ride them a bit they would always say I was to hard and to cut them a break, well I just cut them loose.

What happened to Mr. Kramer? What holes are you looking out for?

I always start help out by having them meet me at the job or a location where I would pick them up. Once they haved learned enough and I can send them out on their own they meet at my house and take a rig. But then usually shortly after that they get fired or get sick of working saturdays and quit, or go to jail or........ Hope it helps!! Stay Warm

3in10 in thought it would be higher.

Joe Walters for us

Those 55gal mixers, do they fit in the bung hole on the barrel head or do you need a barrel without a head for mixing.

LOL... Just seeing if anybody would catch it, good job!

Alot of the above. Plus a elctrical kit we call them hero kits with a large assorment of electrical fittings like splicers and connectors. Wire strippers, crimper. pressure gauge, packings, tools, hose clamps, toggle swtiches, ammo, WD-40.......

For all you guys who send out mailers, Are they just letter sized paper folded like you would a letter? Do you staple them shut or tape them shut? Thanks.

Wow, What a suprise.Good luck in your endeavors. If you ever wanna call up an old friend to give him the details you know my numberLOL!!! Good luck in all you guys do!!!

I just bought a COMET Pump 6gpm @ 2000psi I hope I get better luck out of it than you did. I know lots of folks that run generals and have no problems. Good luck

Yeah lets do it!!! As long we dont take your MG=)

Mine didnt work either but I am interested in the event as well.

I believe the rate for travel (set by the gov) miles is now.42, Thats supposed cover fuel, wear and tear etc NOT your time. Whats your drive time worth plus the .42 per mile is your travel rate.

So thats who you are! I never did catch your name just that you were from Delaware, Hoped I helped a bit, Good luck.

I started using Dawn this past year Neil after using commercial house cleaning soaps for a few years and I'll never buy the commercial soaps again. Dawn Apple Blossom is what I use.

Its real easy man, just low ball the low ballers and soon they will be out of business and it'll all be yours:sinister: Other than that the above posts are great as well=)

Doug, I downstream everything, bleach, HF Acid, PH acid, truck soap you name it. I have not noticed a decrease in hose life.

I think I heard that if you use a smaller orifice in the injector then you can draw from longer lengths of hose.

Downstreamimng is the way to go!!!! Welcome aboard!!

The best one I made (that I remember) looked kinda like a cheese wedge. If you do this design or any design with a real thin nose watch your weight placment as to much weight in the back will cause the nose to lift up going down the track and flip. Dont forget graphite powder on the axles. When you put the weights on we used to melt fishing sinker lead and pour it into a carved out hollow in the car bottom, it stayed put as opposed to the sticky weights they come with, which fall off. If I remember any more I'll post. GOOD LUCK!!!

Home based here. I have a seperate 2 car garage where I put the chems,parts, trailer etc. Right now my office is in the living room, or my truck. We are buying a new house and I will have my OWN office HOORRAYY. If you have the acrerage look into building a pole barn. You can make them any size you want. After our funds are back up from the new house (which will take a while) were putting up a pole barn. Check out DIY Pole Barns & Supplies - Supplying America's Do-It-Yourselfers pretty cool site.