Yes, this is very good information and good to know and try to think of future weight that will be added when upgrading truck/Trailer. We should probably do another video on this and in more detail. Thanks Oscar!
@@15centpressurewashing52 yessir, not knowing your max gvw will cost a operator money as they’re forcing there equipment to carry more than it should. Plus safety issues as well. 🤜🏼🤛🏼
Yes, you can connect to the house, but on this rig, we use an 8gpm pressure washer and, at times, can not keep up with the home owners water spigot. Their are also times that we have to bring our own water for certain jobs. I did a job yesterday where there was no access to water and had to clean 2 trackhoes.
@@15centpressurewashing52 I’m planning to buy 5.5 gpm from southeast can I still use the customers water or should I downgrade to 4.0gpm Also if I need my own water tank what size is a good size from your experience
@adanorozco8910 yes, you should be good to still connect to home owners water but also depends on the water flow in your area. I'd fill up a 6 gallon bucket and time it to see how long it takes to fill up.
Yea lol. An f150 will work, if just starting out and don't have much weight. When I first started I was working out the back of a Chrysler Pacifica and finally got a dodge 1500 and the more wight I got the bigger truck I had to get.
And know your trailers gvw. You can load up a full days of equipment and take it to a trucking car scale to know if your within your gvw weight
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Yes, this is very good information and good to know and try to think of future weight that will be added when upgrading truck/Trailer. We should probably do another video on this and in more detail. Thanks Oscar!
@@15centpressurewashing52 yessir, not knowing your max gvw will cost a operator money as they’re forcing there equipment to carry more than it should. Plus safety issues as well. 🤜🏼🤛🏼
Why do you need to carry your own water? Can you not just connect to the house water supply?
Yes, you can connect to the house, but on this rig, we use an 8gpm pressure washer and, at times, can not keep up with the home owners water spigot. Their are also times that we have to bring our own water for certain jobs. I did a job yesterday where there was no access to water and had to clean 2 trackhoes.
@@15centpressurewashing52 I’m planning to buy 5.5 gpm from southeast can I still use the customers water or should I downgrade to 4.0gpm
Also if I need my own water tank what size is a good size from your experience
@adanorozco8910 yes, you should be good to still connect to home owners water but also depends on the water flow in your area. I'd fill up a 6 gallon bucket and time it to see how long it takes to fill up.
F150. You may as well get a Subaru Brat. 😂
Yea lol. An f150 will work, if just starting out and don't have much weight. When I first started I was working out the back of a Chrysler Pacifica and finally got a dodge 1500 and the more wight I got the bigger truck I had to get.