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I use a zip tie on my surface cleaner. Keep it a litte loose, slide it to the bottom and it holds the trigger down, slide it up and it let's go of the trigger.

3700 PSI Pressure washer also here is one I would jump on and its hot water commercial hot/cold water pressure washer Good luck. P.S. I am not trying to bust your balls.... I just suggest you spend your money elsewhere like marketing or insurance rather than a shiny rig. If you cant get the jobs that rig will stay shiny for along time or at least when you go and put it on Craigslist yourself with a header- "Pressure washing rig for sale...Barely used"

And I really dont get the point of that generator on there. I dont see much use of that.

I myself would say it is not such a good deal. You can build that exact setup for half or less. That exact tank you can get from a chemical place for $50. Pressure washer $700 new but I would go on CL and get a used one instead. Trailer am sure can get pretty cheap especially on your side of the world. Get a few tie down straps and WALLA... you got the same setup.

Why not bleach? I have used it with a 30/70 sh to water mix just sprayed on from gutter line then rinsed and it came out awesome. No scrubbing.

I have never had trouble with strong house wash mix. I usually xjet straight mix on the spots. With vinyl it came out spotless. With painted surfaces it left a shadow but that is where the egg enzymes ate thru the paint. Never tried heat though.

After you put some time in you will figure out your best angles to not get drenched. Even then I still wear boots and rain bibs. A quick rinse when done and its all good.... ready for the next job. Keep a pair of shoes in the van if I have an estimate middday and I take the rain gear off and I look somewhat presentable.

Hahahaha that is super funny

Definately a treatment is needed.

Hahahaha. That is freakin hilarious.

I have the Nintendo Wii. They have comp downloads of the original Nintendo games. I love playing the original Zelda or Contra.

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Climbing the ladder is always the scary part for me. Once im on the roof im all good.

Brave, brave man.

Good idea John. After its set up you should fill the ED (or equivilent) position.