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You’re welcome my friend, thanks for commenting. “American working man” never thought I’d hear that, but I do enjoy running a service based business. Being in a position to help our home owners, while being in control of the price, is a nice change. Not always the most profitable, but overtly fulfilling, and worth the ups and downs

That’s my medium budget rig! A literal barn find. A farmer’s old 2006 dodge ram. She was stored in an old barn after being retired around 2014. I wish I would’ve recorded the day I went and looked at it. It was covered in the typical, miscellaneous forgottenbarn junk you’re all too familiar with, at least 2 inches of dust all over, a mouse nest in the hood liner, cobwebs, and every direction, rusted out and seized brake hoses, and front calipers … BUT she’s a Georgia Florida truck the frame and cab have no rust. 93k miles $10k. Being a farm truck and specifically the mega cab 1500. She’s going to need a transmission rebuild sometime in the future. In case you didn’t know the 2006 5.7 mega cab is is available as a light duty truck. The trucks were sought after by farmers, and business owners because of how big the cab is and for the fact, they saved money when they registered it due to its GVWR. The 2006 gasoline version ram 1500 mega cab. Is built on the three-quarter ton long chassis. Comes standard with solid front and rear 8 lug axels, and the RFE 545 transmission. Other than a few minor issues it was a great workhorse for him and it’s been a great tool for us. We definitely look forward to putting some better suited tires for pulling a trailer, possibly putting a built transmission in, and more than likely driving her until the wheels fall off. Hoping to find another

We were at 450 bro you’re right on the money

450-500 on concrete

Negative. You would have to build a 12v forced injection system to run hotter with a DSI. THEYVE BEEN OUT FOR A WHILE, but if you go that route might as well just run a stand alone 12v and run 7gpm

I try to avoid fast food by any means necessary. 😅 unless I’m contracted through them

Want to donate one?

lol you ain’t wrong, it would be very hard to wash without the lines hooked up. The lance on the right is bent AF

lol thank you for this comment! I played in hydrant water as a kid when we didn’t have central air. I never knew that could happen 😂 talk about draining the main vein lol

8 gallons per minute, up to 3500psi and 250°f 😅

@@NotPressureWashers wow that’s a lot!

@@team_motovation it is definitely more than I need for 80% of the work we do. Hopefully in the future we’ll get some larger concrete cleaning gigs 🫡

@@NotPressureWashers yeah, i bet that pressure washer will handle great with the concrete.

Yes sir. We often still fall back on the pump up for trouble areas if too small to run the 12v Our injectors are high draw, we go through a ridiculous amount of SH, we could probably dial in our process and cut corners to save on the bleach. I’m frugal when it comes to the chems, my dude Zach lays it on layer after layer lol

@@NotPressureWashers using my xjet I may use 3 gallons of 12% on a full size house 2000sqft and under and I'm in and out in less than 2 hrs

@@enjoythesho1992 that’s moving’ and grooving’!

You would think washing these biweekly and sometimes weekly they’d get easier… lol NOPE

You’re having issues with your DSI? Are you on TikTok?

@@NotPressureWashers yea it’s not sucking up the chemicals. I tried moving the 5 gallon bucket higher that the pressure washer and even lower. Any tips? An I’m not on TikTok.

@@ConstructionWork559 make sure the arrow on the DSI is pointing in the correct direction. Make sure nozzle is the correct tip for low pressure. Make sure you have hose clamps. Air protrusion is the main culprit for issues in this line of things

@@ConstructionWork559 if you have the TikTok app follow me @ notbluujeans I have years of educational content on there, many episodes talking about DSI and soft wash

This is a hydrotek 8gpm up to 4k psi 250° I run 8 at 3k psi. I use a GP high draw injector. It does pretty well my friend

It’s a hydro-tek hot water unit. As far as a power washer goes, she’s pretty righteous. Sued my previous employer… 😅 No cap 🤣

I wish there was an easy, and cheap answer for you my friend. My apologies for the terribly delayed response, took a social media hiatus for a while. Here’s the best answer I can give you. If these trash trucks are pretty clean, zepp industrial purple degreaser with a splash of soap is a good low cost maintenance option. However that’s on a rare occasion. When they are filthy, we use a plethora of solutions. Some of those being; power 1, ripper 1, ripper 2, panel bright, alumabright, breakthrough, and other raw mixed cleaning solutions. Sometimes these trucks are covered in oil based stain, house hold paint, food oil, automotive oil, hydraulic fluid, grease, rotten roof, animal stool, asphalt, road oil, dust, etc etc This is probably one of the worst things anyone running a wand could clean. Second to a transfer station imo Other types of fleet work are much more consistent with the chems needed.

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Yes sir 🫡

I’ll get your channel added to the bottom of mine when I get home and on desktop. UGC

@@NotPressureWashers thanks fam 💯 💪🏾

Consider getting a general pump, anti-fatigue trigger with a Hotsy dual lance wand. Or the Hotsy anti-fatigue trigger with the Hotsy dual land wand.

In just uploaded a video on the dual lance wand

So much content on my personal TikTok @ notbluujeans

I have a ton of content on my TikTok brother. If you have any questions I’d love to share my experience with you, so you can avoid hurdles I’ve went through. We’re getting ready to reorganize the trailer so our entire set up is on it, I’m looking forward to covering it on here TikTok is @

Notbluujeans

@@NotPressureWashers Thank you very much. I'll be sure to reach out to you and to keep in touch and I'll be following you on TikTok very shortly. Making my account for my business on there soon. Thank you again and keep up the great work. Looking forward to seeing your set up!

@@MullerExteriorCleaning I’ll follow you back and repost your trending content so you get more UGC and grow faster

Depends on the infrastructure. A lot of restaurants in capitol cities have oil traps in their drainage. If the restaurant does not, the next proper step is to follow up with waste water, to see if their infrastructure can handle the volume of degreaser going in the drain. Most of the time, when we’re using a couple gallons we are all good. The only times reclaim is warranted is if the restaurant drainage doesn’t have oil trap and waste water can’t have the volume of chemical you’re using, OR if drainage runs into waters of the state as defined by your state code

@@NotPressureWashers 👍

I’m a solo owner operator brother. I work with other wash owners contractually, currently not hiring employees brother

@@NotPressureWashers please bro search a job for me 🙏🙏😭

@@rajveerprajapati310 bro go pick up a pressure washer on marketplace, and follow me on TikTok it’s easy to find work

@@NotPressureWashers tik tok is ban in India

If you don’t mind me asking How much do you charge for this Taco Bell pressure wash service

I also work for the trash company When the dumpsters get picked up they get put back down in the same place. Washing commercial entities does not include moving the dumpster itself.

@@NotPressureWashers Thanks for the reply. I feel like cleaning under the dumpster should be part of it. But if they say not. Then awesome for you!!

@@MegaAaron42 yep we do a solid rinse under it, but as far as moving it, no sir. Most of the crud is outside it’s the dumpsters footprint. Mainly from lazy employees not tying bags and spilling them as they’re trying to get the bags into the dumpster. And food oils they shouldn’t be throwing away. But we use a 20-30% mix of sodium hydroxide and other chemicals with 250° water. So they’re completely sterilized when we’re finished

All the before and after photos are on our insta and fb Fb link is in the profile boss

Ripper 2 concentrated hydroxide based degreaser

Ripper2 is between 20-30% hydroxide

We’ve found a few things that work, and even more than don’t. Water is a strange thing to work with

Thank you for replying. The video is shot at 4k60fps. We’re hoping to get a better camera soon. All out before and after pics are on our fb. I believe there is a link in our bio

facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086621255652&mibextid=LQQJ4d

Thank you for replying I have about 400 gig of content we need to organize and get edited / published. I appreciate any and all constructive criticism