Paul Kassander

Got your info Matthew thanks. For others when you post in the tread please email your contact info so I do not miss it and you miss the opportunity to win.

Great article we are starting to get busy with ice dam removal services in Milwaukee, WI right now.

I hate when the dust gets in the picture like that. Job looks great Adrian.

Mark, If you haven't got it set up yet feel free to call me and I will help.

WOW! Thats about as close to a complete copy as it gets.

I was thinking a battery powered backpack sprayer would work but not with those chems in it, you do not want to spill any on your back. There are some 15 and 25 gallon sprayers available with hose and pump with a horizontal tank if that would work. Call me if you are interested.

Could it be an algae growth? Did you try a house wash mix with bleach?

I am involved with Cleaning for Heroes as well. I signed up in the fall so no work yet but I am looking forward to doing some work for the Veterans in the spring.

Are you looking for a shurflo type system with a tank or just a 12 v sprayer that is portable?

I feel for you, I have been lucky no real injuries to keep me from working. I would go stir crazy too.

That stinks.

Sent you a pm Mark. Call 855-351-9274 if you have questions.

You could run a 30" and walk at a good pace.

Remember, it's not just the suspension its also the brakes and axles. I have snapped an axle before on a cab over that I had. It was weird I couldn't figure out what happened at first, everything was moving but the truck. More importantly if you can't stop all the suspension in the world isn't going to help you.

I agree, it will work just not as fast and it will require more effort. Detergents like degreasers and brightening agents (like irrigation rust removers or Oxalic blends) will help to achieve similar results.

Could they be oil spots, armor all or something like that?

We have some non marking in Goodyear and the Import hose as well. We can also get some custom lengths as well. http://powerwashstore.com/page/17kb7/Home.html

Enjoy it while you can, we have had next to nothing this winter here. Although 12-14" at a time is a bit much...

The less restriction you have on the line after the injector the better it will draw. Moving the injector closer to the gun will reduce that restriction or 'back pressure'. The type of gun can have a big impact on draw rates as the size of the ball in the gun can create restriction or back pressure. the larger the ball the better the flow and you will be able to achieve greater draw. By reducing the nozzle size in the injector (with long hose lengths) you are reducing the overall flow. This creates less back pressure in the line and increasing the pressure differential in the injector creating a stronger draw in the venturi chamber of the injector. This is why you are able to draw with longer length hose.

If you have water on site and you are using less than 6 gpm a 50 gallon tank is adequate. You may want to consider 100-150 though if you run into situations where water is not easily available.

Sent you a pm Marco.

Great work as always Larry.

On the way Doug.

1/4" pipe thread x 1/4" barb. It is about the equivalent of a 0040 tip.

Sure thing.