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  • @haroldferreira3896
    @haroldferreira3896 11 місяців тому +63

    If you’re trying to sell professional course to learn how to pressure wash, you should never advise anybody to buy a 2 1/2 gallon per minute machine

    • @AustinDavis24
      @AustinDavis24  11 місяців тому +137

      I’d rather them not do that. But at the end of the day, you afford what you can afford. I started with a 2 1/2 gallon machine. That’s the only way I could start. Had I not done that I would not be where I am today.

    • @CommanderRich
      @CommanderRich 11 місяців тому +1

      @@AustinDavis24 The ball valve you sent is rated for 3000 PSI but I have a 4400 PSI machine so will that be fine? You recommended getting a 4200 psi machine and then recommended a 3000 rated ball valve so Im assuming its okay huh?

    • @AustinDavis24
      @AustinDavis24  11 місяців тому +2

      @@CommanderRich yes it’s fine. That pressure eating is referring to max pressure going through the ball valve. You’ll never be using that much pressure with basic house washing

    • @CommanderRich
      @CommanderRich 11 місяців тому +4

      @@AustinDavis24 But what about when Im not washing with chemicals anymore and I am actually pressure washing? Ill be using high PSI to get off stains and dirt and just overall clean wont I? Or do you not ever really use high pressure when pressure washing because chemicals pretty much get rid of all that and now youre just washing it off?

    • @AustinDavis24
      @AustinDavis24  11 місяців тому +14

      @@CommanderRich you’re never going to use a high-pressure tip and blast anything away. Everything is going to be cleaned using chemicals. Even when you’re using a surface cleaner to clean a driveway. The pressure is split between the tips. trust me. It’s not of concern.

  • @iblinxalot
    @iblinxalot 7 місяців тому +18

    I dont even have a truck! I ride in a honda accord with my 2.7 gallon pressure washer and lemme tell ya its possible just a grind! Lose customers due to lack of equipment but the job gets done and happy customers.

    • @Cerebral_Motivation_Station
      @Cerebral_Motivation_Station 2 місяці тому +4

      I have a Nissan maxima. That’s all I got right now. But ima build my business with it. Only thing that can stop us is US! Use what you got! I’m glad I’m not alone.

    • @youarenotme01
      @youarenotme01 Місяць тому +1

      When i was a young buck i ran a successful swimming pool BUILDING company Tools and crew) out of a volkswagen scirocco. cheers to the guys who just do it.

  • @JP-bv9fi
    @JP-bv9fi 9 місяців тому +23

    I had gotten the $400 course from "the other guys" over a year ago, thinking I was going to learn things I never knew. Their course was good but most of the things on there I had already found on UA-cam. You making a course for less than $50 is a blessing, man. Like on how to mix bleach ratios...I've seen videos on mix ratios as long as 15 minutes, for something that you explained in less than 2. Like c'mon mayne.

  • @gleambrite2679
    @gleambrite2679 7 місяців тому +14

    Great videos. Thanks for sharing all your hard work and experience. Nice job!!! Saving others many headaches. Where was youtube when I needed it. I've been in the exterior cleaning business for 26 plus years. My advice is, keep things simple. Learn basic plumbing skills. Know hoses, hose sizes, learn about fittings, and quick connects. Learn about how to replace O rings. A must to save thousands. Be prepared the day before. Keep equipment clean and maintained, its 90% of the job. Learn about pressure washers' gallons per minute, psi. Like many, I started with a 2 gallon per minute consumer machine. Looking back, I dont know how I did it. If your going into this business, you really do need to invest in a 4 gallon per minute 3000 psi or higher machine. High psi is a must for concrete. Yes, gallons per minute are important. Your pumps dictate this. A good Honda engine. Anything over 8 is very hard to maintain. You need inch and half to 3 inch plumbing to keep those machines running at that level. 5.0 to 6 gallons per minute can handle 95 % of anything. I've done massive jobs with 5 gallons per minute belt driven machines for longevity of machine. Learn about chemicals. Acid, bases, safety. Learn how to make your own bc it's too costly to buy dorect consumer cleaners in the end. Believe it or not, water can clean most things used properly. Dont be a bleach dumper. Not good for neighbors, plants can dry out vinyls asphalt shingles if too strong and can be dangerous to your own health. Ruins clothes, plus you will learn to hate it. Chemicals have there place. So does bleach. Liability is involved. Accidentally spray neighbors car or house, kill plants, trees. Your going to pay for it and hurts your name. Just be safe, and use common sense when using chemicals. Always water down plants in area. Take the time to make sure your applying chemical only where you need it. Know what works for grease what works for mold and algea. Know your dirts! You can make 6 figures in this business if you learn these basics. Great advice here. It's blood sweat and tears in the beginning. It took me about 3 years to start making a decent living. Set a minium charge for anything. Stick to your guns. Be honest and upfront with all your clients. If you dont know, it's ok to let client know. Tell them uo front bc some things are beyond cleaning but you can get it to look better. Never stop learning. Im still learning better ways. This can be a rewarding and profitable career.

    • @Tsan1010
      @Tsan1010 6 місяців тому +1

      You put a lot into that, I appreciate it.

    • @autohog
      @autohog 6 місяців тому +1

      Great comment, what would you recommend for a long lasting 5-6gal per min machine and is a 100gal tank pairable? thx

  • @michaelcummings8744
    @michaelcummings8744 8 місяців тому +3

    This is one of the best videos I've watched on this subject! Thank you!

    • @Jamaicalove8483
      @Jamaicalove8483 7 місяців тому

      Yeah😂😂 totally agree this dude be all over the place with his videos 😂😂

  • @brianmack3665
    @brianmack3665 2 місяці тому

    Very informative, even informative to us homeowners who do 1 house a year.

  • @billblass5961
    @billblass5961 9 місяців тому +3

    Thank you so much. You did a professional, well organized presentation and I really appreciate it.

  • @mikec808
    @mikec808 5 місяців тому

    Great advice. Im a painting contractor looking to make my house washing more efficient. Thanks for the help.

  • @generalg7092
    @generalg7092 Місяць тому

    Great informative video! Really appreciate the time you took to share this knowledge with people looking to get started! Many thanks from the UK

  • @gregorydentice7717
    @gregorydentice7717 10 місяців тому +15

    I've been watching a lot of videos trying to find best stuff to get starter. This was probably the best one I've seen. Well explained and just informative enough. Thanks for all the help

  • @nathanstriegler3797
    @nathanstriegler3797 8 місяців тому +1

    Austin best information at 35:17!!! I've been in the business for 21 years.

  • @prouddad4143
    @prouddad4143 11 місяців тому +2

    Can’t wait to get the program Austin! I’m in Georgetown and have been watching and following your successful journey for a while and want to get out of the rat race of working for someone else!!

  • @wesleyturverey
    @wesleyturverey 11 місяців тому +1

    I’ve spent thousands on courses/coaches for a broad range of information; crazy surprised you’re only charging around that price. U prolly listen to Alex Hormozi cus you actually know how to price/market your product
    Definitely will cop the second it releases - appreciate it bro!!

    • @AustinDavis24
      @AustinDavis24  11 місяців тому

      Alex is Great. Also, price gauging sucks

  • @CallMeCarloLansangan
    @CallMeCarloLansangan 6 місяців тому +1

    Austin you’re one of a kind dude, thank you!

  • @Liimpy
    @Liimpy 11 місяців тому

    Buy legacy 6k psi hoses and always use a swivel to extend the hose life, spend the few extra bucks and get years of service life , good video 👍

  • @northjerseykevin3915
    @northjerseykevin3915 2 місяці тому

    I’ve been looking at skids for sale. I’m beginning to think there might be more money in building skids than washing. I’m kind of kidding around but wow, the markup is crazy on complete skids. I’m glad I’m mechanically inclined.

  • @mattbennett324
    @mattbennett324 11 місяців тому +2

    Realest in the community, thanks mate

  • @MrJblive
    @MrJblive 28 днів тому +2

    Considering starting a pressure cleaning business in the next month or 2 . Thank you

  • @KingdomKleenPW
    @KingdomKleenPW 11 місяців тому +2

    What a killer video.... Dude... I can't wait for your course. Thank you for everything you do. My goodness bro, you are a true champion!!!!!

  • @Worldpeace-su3qk
    @Worldpeace-su3qk 3 місяці тому

    I would recommend 5 gallons per minute. …. I started out with a3.5 gallons belt drive BE , back in 2008 I still have the machine however I strongly recommend 5 gallons starting out

  • @2ozOz
    @2ozOz 11 місяців тому +2

    Im buying the course or whatever product u put out related to this business. Thanks for all the content!

  • @diesel_1878
    @diesel_1878 2 місяці тому

    Thank you you so
    Much you really inspire me to do the right choices. I’m starting up a new business and I’m gonna take your advice!!! Thanks

  • @isaiahdenman6747
    @isaiahdenman6747 11 місяців тому +2

    Great informative video Austin! Especially for the ones coming into the business.

  • @renostubbs8504
    @renostubbs8504 7 місяців тому +1

    Brilliant idea for a video Austin,thanks q million for thinking about this step by step guide to business ownership in pressure washing.
    Watching from The beautiful Bahamas

  • @Evrydyryder
    @Evrydyryder Місяць тому

    This is a great video. Extremely informative.

  • @aaaaaa72060
    @aaaaaa72060 11 місяців тому +2

    I enjoy watching your vids brother, thanks for taking the dedicated time to give all this info. Ill be starting a business myself here this spring and this is giving me plenty of confidence and excitement. Keep up the good work!

  • @grimloc6250
    @grimloc6250 9 місяців тому

    Thank you for this video.
    I'm in a position where I need to get this to work for me, and it answered a lot of questions I had.
    I will be purchasing your beginners video.
    And subscribing to your channel.

  • @tevinballislife8130
    @tevinballislife8130 2 місяці тому

    Austin they better have given you your commission, thanks for your knowledge and sharing, I just ordered $1,500 worth of stuff

  • @Evrydyryder
    @Evrydyryder Місяць тому

    I would've mentioned your thoughts on used equipment and what to look for if going that route.

  • @brianmccallum2406
    @brianmccallum2406 11 місяців тому

    Thank you you explain everything in layman's terms very very helpful thank you

  • @yapjohn19
    @yapjohn19 3 місяці тому

    You’re a great teacher great review!! Thank you for the tips helps alot 🔥👍🏼

  • @Mat8aios26
    @Mat8aios26 11 місяців тому +2

    Hey Austin, love your videos and so looking forward to you releasing your course! Can't wait mate and thank you for all you do.

  • @herodaysaver9032
    @herodaysaver9032 7 місяців тому

    I use high psi to strip old paint off beat up decks and fences, its very easy to destroy wood and I don't mean lines that need to be sanded out lol, I mean absolutely demolishing boards and needing to replace them (not even with a red tip I was using a rotating circle tip every time).

  • @ogcryptogodzilla18
    @ogcryptogodzilla18 11 місяців тому +1

    Austin - great start for your video series!

  • @Hamrickshighpressuresolutions
    @Hamrickshighpressuresolutions 11 місяців тому +1

    Great video!! This is the first one i watched now im hooked

  • @ripcity2869
    @ripcity2869 9 місяців тому +3

    Thank you so much bro !! Best right to the point ,complete video ive seen yet ..u have a great way of cutting thru the bs ..from what ive seen a lot of companies really try to make "alot" of money off of beginners .im so glad i found ur video because i was on the fence of spending almost 4 digits on one of those courses.
    I need to learn alot more but this was a great start to my escape from the warehouse dull jobs ive been doing for 20 years..

  • @matthewmarrero7742
    @matthewmarrero7742 11 місяців тому +1

    Thanks for the info and encouragement Austin.

  • @Slankker1
    @Slankker1 8 місяців тому +1

    Worked at a restaurant since my junior year of high school. 8 years later I got offered a job as a pest control worker with a friends dad. After 5 months I got layed off cause of money. Now I’m thinking about going all in and starting my own business this helped a lot. I may go back to nights at my old job to earn money at night while I try to build something. Thank you for the information.

    • @rhyanalmeida8
      @rhyanalmeida8 7 місяців тому

      Let’s go start the buisness

  • @AmericanPressure
    @AmericanPressure 5 місяців тому

    Great product assortment you are recommending. Much appreciated!

  • @josh.miller
    @josh.miller 11 місяців тому +3

    Thanks Austin for making so much content to help people achieve financial freedom. For sure buying the course. Also, I just bought a 3 gpm pump and a predator 212 6.5hp. $250 for a 3gpm system, not bad. I wanted 3 to start off because it's the most I can get out of the worst tap. Next I'm gonna get probably a 5.5 gpm because it uses the same gear ratio as 4 gpm, and if you build the system then you can do whatever you want lol.

  • @wyattwolfgang6373
    @wyattwolfgang6373 10 місяців тому +6

    Thank you for being so detailed in describing and breaking down a lot of the big questions I have had while thinking about starting a side hustle/business in this industry. I will be looking back on this video a lot in the future while investing in my equipment.

  • @isaacocasio3165
    @isaacocasio3165 5 місяців тому +23

    The comments section here truly disappoints. All the nonsense about not advising ppl to get anything less than 4gpm. Listen you START WITH WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD. if it’s a small 2.5gpm, go ahead. Get it and get started. Use the money you make and save it for a bigger setup afterwards. Don’t let clowns who pretend to be experts who have never struggled give you advice. Buy what you can just to start then save to upgrade. Your SH mix will do most of the work anyway.

  • @AnthonyCutter
    @AnthonyCutter 11 місяців тому +2

    Hey Austin your content is very helpful. I’m just starting this year full time and your old build videos have helped me make some decisions. I have a question for you on the business side of things, do you choose to stay “lean” or are you aiming to scale to the 500k + mark at some point? I ask because it seems like you definitely have the experience, equipment and marketing ability to do so.
    Not knocking everything man, just curious! I will be purchasing the guide when you release it. Keep on killing it 🤟

    • @AustinDavis24
      @AustinDavis24  11 місяців тому +3

      Hey good question! Right now I enjoy staying lean. I could have scaled if I wanted to. But me being out there is what brings content to you guys as well. I enjoy the work and building it by hand. I’d say probably in the next year or so I’ll have no choice but to scale because I get so many calls

  • @DeanBKK
    @DeanBKK 8 місяців тому

    Hi Austin, for those of us that live in colder climates, do you recommend a work van instead of an open bed pickup truck? My concern would be the hoses freezing overnight. Also, another concern would be theft protection and protect the equipment from rain & snow.

  • @JoshPiland
    @JoshPiland 4 місяці тому

    Gratitude from Michigan!

  • @aaroncope3897
    @aaroncope3897 11 місяців тому +2

    Hi Austin! I’m a brand new pressure washer planning to start my business in the spring or early summer and am building my own rig based on my research I’ve been doing since around April of this year. My question is, do you use a water reclamation system or do you not worry about the water and chemical potentially running down the storm drains? I’ve recently just found out about the “clean water act” and just wondering how you handle that.
    I also want to say I love your videos and have watched a lot of your content in the recent weeks. Thank you for the information you put out here for us small/new guys.

  • @nely426
    @nely426 3 місяці тому

    Thamk you for taking the time to inform

  • @thevaloanguy9601
    @thevaloanguy9601 11 місяців тому

    Outstanding Video Austin! You really gave me a ton of knowledge on this subject. Thanks again.

  • @Robnord1
    @Robnord1 6 місяців тому

    Great video! 👍👍A small time pro myself (mobile RV service), I'm just looking to upgrade portable washer, hoses. and other related equipment. Already had new Simpson +Kohler 2.5gpm unit and hoses in my Amazon cart, deleted and re-entered using your link.

  • @dangutschenritter157
    @dangutschenritter157 11 місяців тому +1

    I'm excited to buy your program, Austin! Hurry up, January :-D

  • @nelsonalberto67
    @nelsonalberto67 8 місяців тому

    HEY AUSTIN, GREAT JOB ON BUILDING YOUR BUSINESS. I KNOW THERE'S NOT ENOUGH TIME TO COVER EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS TRADE BUT CAN YOU ELAVORATE ON HOW YOU PRICE THE JOBS AND WHAT' ARE YOUR DISCILPLINES ON SCHEDULES ?

  • @Dan-mm1dd
    @Dan-mm1dd Місяць тому

    Really great information thanks

  • @joeallenpressurewashing
    @joeallenpressurewashing 11 місяців тому

    Good stuff buddy! Your channel has helped me a ton in my business!

  • @Corryoncleaning
    @Corryoncleaning 11 місяців тому

    Hey Austin, U.K. fan here. If you get a chance, try Kew connects. You can swap between lances, fsc etc without needing to turn off the machine or use a ball valve.

    • @mikesh8968
      @mikesh8968 11 місяців тому

      It's a good one...but its brass.....sh will eat it up.

  • @marcioartachofrugiuele
    @marcioartachofrugiuele 9 місяців тому

    Congratulations! Thank you so much for sharijg yoir experience!

  • @JorgeSalinas503
    @JorgeSalinas503 11 місяців тому +4

    Heck yeah!!!! I’ve been biting the bullet on “How to Wash” and this is more my style and your work ethic is very similar to mine and I’m excited for January!!!🎉

  • @northjerseykevin3915
    @northjerseykevin3915 5 місяців тому

    Great video. Thanks for the info. Great looking truck

  • @SprayNShinePressureWashing
    @SprayNShinePressureWashing 11 місяців тому

    This is such an amazing video thanks for the information my guy I needed some of this info I didn’t know im currently working on building a 5x8 softwashing / pressure washing rig

    • @SprayNShinePressureWashing
      @SprayNShinePressureWashing 11 місяців тому

      I just started up a couple months out ! I’m starting out with a 2.5 gpm pressure washer I have a Manual Titan hose reel with 250 ft of softwash hose / 200 ft of flexzilla

  • @miguelavelezjr.4467
    @miguelavelezjr.4467 5 місяців тому

    I thank you so much this is what I want myself to get into . I currently work for UPS I have a year in a half left
    To retire I have now 30 years total so I want my my own pressure washing company in an another state when I move . Now my question is how can I get trained should I call a company to train me more on this or just keep watching videos.

  • @robertclark2935
    @robertclark2935 11 місяців тому

    Walmart also Have the HART stackable tool boxes like the MILWAUKEE for like $25 for the top tray Austin. I have Craftsman but bought 2 Harts last go round.

  • @iCampSometimes2
    @iCampSometimes2 7 місяців тому +1

    I don’t seem to find anything on your channel about hot water pressure washing and if it’s recommended. Is there a video anywhere where you talk about it?

  • @NovokNagyra
    @NovokNagyra 3 місяці тому

    Where do you fill up your water tanks? & can you go a little into detail about that. Thank you

  • @berserkermma1887
    @berserkermma1887 3 місяці тому

    This might be an absolutely stupid question but here goes… where do you get your water from when for example using the simson 4 gallon machine linked in amazon? Do you like connect it with customers faucet in their house?

  • @davidintili6647
    @davidintili6647 10 місяців тому +1

    Hey Austin, really appreciate the time you took this video I’m a little better than halfway through at the moment but I noticed that you’re using a 2.1 downstream injector not a 1.8?

    • @AustinDavis24
      @AustinDavis24  10 місяців тому +1

      Dosent matter which one you use. The difference is insignificant. I’ve always used 2.1

  • @hectorperez7655
    @hectorperez7655 27 днів тому

    new subscriber here!! great video, thanks for sharing!!

  • @tysewell1085
    @tysewell1085 2 місяці тому

    thank you

  • @JHughes-w3q
    @JHughes-w3q 7 місяців тому

    I have a truck, a trailer, and 2,500.00 to get started. I have the ability to build out my 12×7 utility trailer. I definitely need guidance on marketing and obtaining leads.

  • @jeffjohnson8776
    @jeffjohnson8776 8 місяців тому

    great video... I will follow

  • @Plutoboy85
    @Plutoboy85 Місяць тому

    What soft wash pump do you recommend? Don't see it on the list. Thank you.

  • @justinsmudde2554
    @justinsmudde2554 5 місяців тому

    Great Video bud! Thank you

  • @zapitwash
    @zapitwash 9 місяців тому

    Nice setup!

  • @Naturalhigh8
    @Naturalhigh8 6 місяців тому

    what about all the valves, quick connects, hudson float type of stuff, filters, adapters, reducers, etc.? that's my hangup right now.

  • @northjerseykevin409
    @northjerseykevin409 5 місяців тому

    Your truck looks great

  • @autohog
    @autohog 6 місяців тому

    Great detail, TY. So can most jobs be done without a heated pressure washer system?

  • @Davidhaha1234
    @Davidhaha1234 11 місяців тому

    DUDE, FUCK YEAH! I'm definitely buying the course.

  • @jordyrosa7691
    @jordyrosa7691 2 місяці тому

    What is the link for the high-pressure hose

  • @ovidiugrigorosita3870
    @ovidiugrigorosita3870 11 місяців тому +30

    A legit affordable course for $20-$30 that also includes information only learned through experience might be one of the most genuine things from a UA-cam business owner. A big promise though.

    • @AustinDavis24
      @AustinDavis24  11 місяців тому +5

      It’s coming!

    • @Spaciestspace67
      @Spaciestspace67 8 місяців тому +2

      Watch everybody that dose pressure washing on UA-cam and you want need a course like I did because each person will say something different the old saying goes a wise man learns from many

    • @zaneswift4638
      @zaneswift4638 8 місяців тому

      The course is $30 a month not $30 flat. Still probably a very valuable resource but nothing is ever is nice as promotional advertising promises.

  • @venicechris
    @venicechris 5 місяців тому

    Awesome video! Keep it up

  • @jameswheeler526
    @jameswheeler526 4 місяці тому

    Still, very informative information

  • @kingsleyokon1417
    @kingsleyokon1417 6 місяців тому

    Amazing video l must say, how
    much is required for skid and a truck mm for a beginner

  • @guttygut1
    @guttygut1 5 місяців тому

    Whats the blue hose? Backup for the high pressure hose? Also is there a hitch that can fit all of my equipment instead of lugging it in my personal truck? Thanks for the help! Great information

  • @ChewinFat
    @ChewinFat 5 місяців тому

    Where do you keep you chem tank and how do you clean the rig and equipment to keep everything from rusting out from the bleach? How long before the truck bed rusts out?

  • @Jjspraysit
    @Jjspraysit 11 місяців тому +1

    Thank you,😊

  • @Driftwood93
    @Driftwood93 11 місяців тому

    Great stuff, Austin. Thank you! Did you mention how long of pressure hose you have?

  • @Mikemaxbros
    @Mikemaxbros Місяць тому

    What brand pressure hose is that? Thanks

  • @brentosburn3422
    @brentosburn3422 8 місяців тому

    Thanks so much for the video! Do you by chance know if I need a swivel on both ends of my ball valve? Would that be beneficial to prevent kinking?

  • @dalesuggs3658
    @dalesuggs3658 5 місяців тому

    THANK YOU FOR SHARING

  • @ashzole
    @ashzole 6 місяців тому

    Make a video on how to pressure wash the second floor with a ladder. How do you over come the angle, impossible to get a direct spray unless 90 degree nozzle but the pressure can knock you off the ladder and difficult to control

    • @AustinDavis24
      @AustinDavis24  6 місяців тому +1

      That’s not how you wash a house. Look up softwashing on UA-cam. We use chemicals to clean houses. Not pressure

  • @antonioervin6627
    @antonioervin6627 11 місяців тому +1

    If you you use flexilla water hose can you use flexilla pressure line hose as well.

    • @AustinDavis24
      @AustinDavis24  11 місяців тому

      Flexzilla does not make pressure line. Flexzilla is strictly for garden hose. You need a high-pressure line for the pressure washer.

    • @antonioervin6627
      @antonioervin6627 11 місяців тому

      Yes they do sir

  • @andycast603
    @andycast603 4 місяці тому

    Good info. Thanks

  • @Payment_Overdue
    @Payment_Overdue Місяць тому

    Homie is just showing off his shit.. god damn son.

  • @charliefoxtrot7219
    @charliefoxtrot7219 Місяць тому

    Hello Austin, thanks for the video. I recently bought a Still RB 600 3gpm 3200 psi pressure washer, surface cleaner, and extended wand to clean my the exterior of my own home and some older family members homes. I feel like what I've saved on DIY the equipment is paid for. I'm getting some inquiries from friends about doing some work for them. I'm a GC and It's intriguing as another line of business. But I don't want to get in over my head. Is there a trade organization you can recommend to gain training, legal info etc other than YT?

  • @diegoslzr
    @diegoslzr 11 місяців тому

    strong work! where's the soft wash system link?

  • @joseayalaayala2730
    @joseayalaayala2730 10 місяців тому +1

    Were can I get your training material.. Great video.

    • @AustinDavis24
      @AustinDavis24  10 місяців тому +1

      www.sixfigurepressurewashing.com/sales-page1699872781032

  • @Worldpeace-su3qk
    @Worldpeace-su3qk 3 місяці тому

    Can you get a pressure washing pump with stainless steel?

  • @PixelPlusAerial
    @PixelPlusAerial 7 місяців тому

    Hi Austin. I could have done a better job for your security cameras 😎Nice video, though. I appreciate it

  • @roelfloresjr4651
    @roelfloresjr4651 5 місяців тому

    the hose reel is for regular and pressure hose?

  • @2blacklabs
    @2blacklabs 9 місяців тому

    Question. Could you make an adapter and use the trailer plug on your truck to power the hose reels?

  • @bat22man1
    @bat22man1 8 місяців тому

    So now the soft wash system I was looking at the NorthStar ATV Tree Sprayer - 26-Gallon Capacity, 5.5 GPM, 12 Volts will this work? BTW love your videos keep killing it!

  • @gramps-BHC
    @gramps-BHC 4 місяці тому

    You talk about the grey and yellow hose... what is the blue hose (link) and purpose?