Steve Kiser

U could use a carpet cleaning van very easily, that is what I do during the day, and it is pto, I will take some pics of the cat pump and the pulleys. The truck is responsible for the vacum, heat, and pressure. The throttle is controled by vacum, I will take some pics of it also. I have been thinking of this same thing for a while.

Me too plz Carlos stevekiser@bellsouth.net ThaNKS MAN

Well, I just took the pump apart again, Blew it all out with some air and reassembled it and she fired up and has been working ever since. I guess some dirt or debris was in there. Not sure how that happened. Still stumped on the long white sliver that was in there. Was not from the piston.

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My Daytime job is working for a d/r co., and my boss is a member of boma. Alot of networking involved, being as motivated as u are, Jeff, u would prob. benefit from it. They have like monthly get-togethers, i.e.: dinners, bowling nites, etc. Hope that helps I will ask him tommorrow if he likes it or not.

Hey Russ I wanted to say thanks again, for the help u gave me with my pump!!!

This is a great thread guys!! I have been getting alot of customers that are just wanting the eves and gutters done and not the brick. I know a few of u said that it would not affect the brick, but has anyone had it where it did leave clean streaks? Sometimes the brick may not need it. I am thinking of coming up with a linear foot price for the times when the brick is clean. Sure hate to lose that $$ but I dont want to leave clean streaks. Thanks for all the great advice guys!!

I price everything I see weither they ask or not, a lot of times people won't notice till u point it out, or don't know that u can "solve" that porb for them. If I dont get it that time, I have gotten a call a few weeks after the fact to do more.

Lots of Beer and Peanuts!! Go TITANS:cheers:

What SIC codes are u guys using, there are the ones I have found so far: 1799-47 5087-55 7349-07 1541-01 1771-06 7349-31 7349-99 7349-09 1799-84 7349-21 any more that I might be missing??

I second that, on rowlettpressure cleaning. Customer service 7 days a week. always answers. Hell he will even let u come ride with him for a day or 2 to teach u and there is no charge but lunch at hooters. Small price to pay for the knowledge.

I am fixing to buy my first surface cleaner, I know it is going to be a 20" whirl-a-way prob. but I am not sure on a floater or one with wheels. I have rented one with pnuematic tires and it was great. But I don't have the money for the high dollar one just yet. I was wondering how the hard plastic wheels held up on aggregate?? Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks in advance guys.

I use gutter shock on gutters. That is from Steve it works like a champ brush on spray off, or for 2 story x-jet on rinse off. Really waste alot when x-jetting it though, so I try and brush when I can, It REALLY goes a long way when u brush it on.

That is what I use too, citraclean from Steve also, and his rpc 2000 for concrete. AWSOME. worth checking out if anything

One of my comercial accounts has asked me to start caring it. So I prob. will got a quote the other day for $900 are there any "special" things I should be looking for?

I use .5 gal per gals. of house mix and have great results and only a gallon of 10% per 5 gal bucket. just my .02 Steve

Yamaha and JBL here

that's about right I think I paid like 10 more bucks than that

I have a chance to bid on some bank drive throughs, and was wondering if anyone had an estimate sheet I fouls look at for some ideas??? Thanks alot in advance. stevekiser@bellsouth.net

Check ur unloader also, sometimes debris will get in there and it will not close. GL

me too plz stevekiser@bellsouth.net tks in advance