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Kinda what I've been running into. It's been months since I've even sold a driveway cleaning and my prices are more than fair, but once they hear the price, it's all over. "just the house will be fine" is the normal response. O well I hate doing concrete anyways.

I get the $15 fixed ones from pressure tek. They work pretty good. Never tried the supersuds suckers, couldn't justify the cost.

The first time I changed my oil, I was told by the guy at the store it took 1.5 qts. Wrong. There was so much oil in it that it came back up into the carb and soaked the air filter, choking the engine off and ruining a new filter. That's what I get for listening to the guy selling me parts. Ha

MAX pressure. And aim it towards the house.... Just kidding... Get on a ladder scoop that crap out by hand and rinse it with a garden hose.

I'm pretty sure it's supposed to be half way up the site glass when not running.

Looks good! +1 on the signage. What is that behind the reels? Do you need the gate or could you take it off? Taking it off might make it look less like a utility trailer, and might free up some space for a small diamond plate tool box. Just my $.02.

Oh that's very cool.

1 hour? Geez now I feel like the slow one.

JUST the house, no driveway, walkways, etc. 3 hours maybe. Based on those pics, and those trees. Trees are NOT your friend. Oh, and I have a 5.6 with a buffer tank, and Guy's shooter tip (quickly becoming my favorite tool.)

Very cool. I fear by the time I can say that my grand kids will be wheeling me around, haha Seriously, big congrats!

That is so cool. Congrats!

That's pretty cool, Rick! Is that a TR6? Those things are a blast to drive. I restored one for a guy a few years ago, fun fun cars.

Thanks Rick, it took two weeks, but I was working on other cars along with it. It was neat to do something custom, fixing everyday wrecks has become very boring.

Thanks Russ! It was definitely a departure from the usual wrecks we fix every day.

Here's a picture of it finished.