I've been watching just about all your videos. You helped walk me through how to clean the blower through the vacuum port how to change all my cat oils ect. My father is handing me the keys to the company January and I have been cleaning carpets for 18 years. I love all your videos and I wanna thank you for all the knowledgeable videos. I just order my first pale of your secret sauce and can't wait to use it. God bless and keep on doing great.
Thank you for such kind words 😊... And please do feel free to reach out anytime for help. And congratulations on taking the torch and keeping the family business going! I bet your community and the clients appreciate having you there for them too 😊👍
It makes the van warmer inside, anything that flies around or could hit the inside of the van by accident won't leave a dent in the van panels that you see outside. Definitely quiter and just makes the van last longer I feel 😊
@@brianlawrence684 hi Brian, you can see in this video the 2.5 inch hook up above the high pressure hose reel. I will look for another video maybe more current to share. You will see the Butler done Y splitter here.
I am changing a few things around again. Even a few updates I will try to share. We are heading to Phoenix from Minnesota later next week for the Mikey's Fest and Ronald McDonald houses cleaning. Cross county road trip 😁👍
Actually kind of yes. They make a 110 fresh water tank and 110 waste water tank that are put next to each other that look like the 210 waste tank. They call it their newer Mid mount tank
The van motor runs the Butler cleaning machine...but we change oil in the van around 1000 to 1500 miles. With the new "Oil Life" dash notification, we try to change the van oil when that sensor says 50 percent oil life remaining. I just make an effort for good maintenance. Around 100,000 miles we will change spark plugs and wires... And every couple of years or so we will change fuel filters, maybe change transmission oils, maintenance such as that to help again have good working and healthy vans
th-cam.com/video/pvX2tr1wTWM/w-d-xo.html I find those on Amazon. Use some goop to also help hold with screws in place I recommend. Prevents squeaks and also screws falling out Also we install three screws vs two
We don't use the Butler Cleaning agents, but do use their Cleaning Truckmount units (and love them). We have our own unique blend of Chemistry (Saiger's Sauce Products) we have worked on for years, and just a few years ago, went public with them. You can find more about our products at my webstore www.saigers.com (look in the products for sale) or JonDon www.jondon.com Thank you for checking us out and thank you for your question. Please let me know if we can help you in any way. AND...there are free samples of some of our products available at my webstore if you wish to try. Thanks again!
@@clobbyhops oh... Sorry I misread this earlier. We have been using Butlers a long time. They have been very durable and we have put on thousands of hours and thousands of miles on our Butler units. They are all high grade stainless steel so the tanks last forever really. Butler also makes sure the cooling system for the van gets a little help so they clean in super hot or super cold temps. Butler also has a beefier front end spring put on their one ton vans. Their drive shafts never need greasing or maintenance because they mount them straight vs with a shaft and grease zerk. They use dual belts to run the Butler System from the motor so never have belt alignment issues or over heating belts. Also if a belt blows on the Butler you can remove that belt(s) and still drive the van because the serpentine belt is still in place typically to protect the van. Their heat and suction are wonderful and many people are amazed it our Butlers performance when we take them to cleaning conventions and cleaning experiences for others to try. We just have great luck with the many Butlers we had. We currently have 3 Butlers in our local fleet.
I'm not sure if this would be of help but a lot of my current newer videos I do engage the system, pump and high rpm then close the door. But let me try and incorporate that with an idea that can maybe explain that better 😊
We went up one size from the 16 inch rims to 17 inch rims. I'm away from my vans for a few months, but will get you the tire size also that we run with these rigs
She is extended. We do like our extended vans but if you can only get a regular length van Butlers mid mount tank system is really nice. Great space savings. It is a 110 fresh and 110 waste tank set side by side that then looks like a 210 tank. We have a mid mount set up in the Butler Aron runs. The one we call the Backpack
Seriously, we see people who don't look over the equipment and do proper maintenance causing most issues. For us we have had Chemical injection pumps needing a new diaphragm around 1000 hours, belts need changing in my opinion once a year and fluids in the blower and cat pump every 500 hours. At some point you will need to replace the lower crankshaft pulley Butler makes and installs to run the unit. The van itself should have the cooling fluid changed and flushed out around 50,000 miles and about 1000 hours on the Butler, but that is just on some units. Cat pumps, we order a rebuilt cat pump from Butler around 3500 hours to avoid down time. The Butler is durable if you maintain them... Follow their reccomended weekly and monthly and it will last a long time and treat you well
I've been watching just about all your videos. You helped walk me through how to clean the blower through the vacuum port how to change all my cat oils ect. My father is handing me the keys to the company January and I have been cleaning carpets for 18 years. I love all your videos and I wanna thank you for all the knowledgeable videos. I just order my first pale of your secret sauce and can't wait to use it. God bless and keep on doing great.
Thank you for such kind words 😊... And please do feel free to reach out anytime for help. And congratulations on taking the torch and keeping the family business going! I bet your community and the clients appreciate having you there for them too 😊👍
It a such a beautiful truck this inspired me to put my just like yours
Thank you 👍😊. Hope you enjoy your set up too 👍
The cleanest work van I have ever seen!
Wanda Burgess thank you 😊
What do you like most about the upholstered panels? Does it reduce machine noise when you are at a customer's house? Thanks again
It makes the van warmer inside, anything that flies around or could hit the inside of the van by accident won't leave a dent in the van panels that you see outside. Definitely quiter and just makes the van last longer I feel 😊
@@MarkSaiger Thanks for the info. I like the look and will be buying it very soon if not today.
@@brianlawrence684 hi Brian, you can see in this video the 2.5 inch hook up above the high pressure hose reel. I will look for another video maybe more current to share. You will see the Butler done Y splitter here.
Man it`s so organized! Nice!!
I am changing a few things around again. Even a few updates I will try to share. We are heading to Phoenix from Minnesota later next week for the Mikey's Fest and Ronald McDonald houses cleaning. Cross county road trip 😁👍
Nice truck setup
Thank you. We do enjoy our Butlers. This one is just a little crazy sometimes 😁
So you can stream line the two tanks into one so you have more room in back awesome
Actually kind of yes. They make a 110 fresh water tank and 110 waste water tank that are put next to each other that look like the 210 waste tank. They call it their newer Mid mount tank
How often do you need too work on the engine of the cleaning machine ?
The van motor runs the Butler cleaning machine...but we change oil in the van around 1000 to 1500 miles. With the new "Oil Life" dash notification, we try to change the van oil when that sensor says 50 percent oil life remaining. I just make an effort for good maintenance. Around 100,000 miles we will change spark plugs and wires... And every couple of years or so we will change fuel filters, maybe change transmission oils, maintenance such as that to help again have good working and healthy vans
Great video! What do you use to tie up your rakes, Tile spinner, etc to the ceiling?
th-cam.com/video/pvX2tr1wTWM/w-d-xo.html
I find those on Amazon.
Use some goop to also help hold with screws in place I recommend. Prevents squeaks and also screws falling out
Also we install three screws vs two
That thing is awesome! I'm jealous 😅
Thank you 😊.
Beautiful
what is your reason Mark for using Butler extraction products, Thanks brother
We don't use the Butler Cleaning agents, but do use their Cleaning Truckmount units (and love them). We have our own unique blend of Chemistry (Saiger's Sauce Products) we have worked on for years, and just a few years ago, went public with them. You can find more about our products at my webstore www.saigers.com (look in the products for sale) or JonDon www.jondon.com Thank you for checking us out and thank you for your question. Please let me know if we can help you in any way. AND...there are free samples of some of our products available at my webstore if you wish to try. Thanks again!
@@MarkSaiger I was wondering why did you choose Butler extraction truck mount over the many other brands on the market
@@clobbyhops oh... Sorry I misread this earlier. We have been using Butlers a long time. They have been very durable and we have put on thousands of hours and thousands of miles on our Butler units. They are all high grade stainless steel so the tanks last forever really. Butler also makes sure the cooling system for the van gets a little help so they clean in super hot or super cold temps. Butler also has a beefier front end spring put on their one ton vans. Their drive shafts never need greasing or maintenance because they mount them straight vs with a shaft and grease zerk. They use dual belts to run the Butler System from the motor so never have belt alignment issues or over heating belts. Also if a belt blows on the Butler you can remove that belt(s) and still drive the van because the serpentine belt is still in place typically to protect the van. Their heat and suction are wonderful and many people are amazed it our Butlers performance when we take them to cleaning conventions and cleaning experiences for others to try. We just have great luck with the many Butlers we had. We currently have 3 Butlers in our local fleet.
@@MarkSaiger thanks so much brother, keep a cleaning and stay healthy
@@clobbyhops thank you 😊 ❤️
Hey Mark, would you be able to please do a tour around one of your blind viewers of one of your other vans of your butlers with the demo of high-speed
I will sure try and incorporate that into a video
I'm not sure if this would be of help but a lot of my current newer videos I do engage the system, pump and high rpm then close the door. But let me try and incorporate that with an idea that can maybe explain that better 😊
what size are the tires and rims on your van?
We went up one size from the 16 inch rims to 17 inch rims. I'm away from my vans for a few months, but will get you the tire size also that we run with these rigs
Nice equipment Mark
Tampa Steamers thanks! 😊
Is this the extended version or standard
She is extended. We do like our extended vans but if you can only get a regular length van Butlers mid mount tank system is really nice. Great space savings. It is a 110 fresh and 110 waste tank set side by side that then looks like a 210 tank. We have a mid mount set up in the Butler Aron runs. The one we call the Backpack
What kind of fuel does that unit that Butler burn running with that van per hour just curious
About 1.5 gallons per hour to 2 gallons per hour...
Where did you get the gps stero system?
It's a Kenwood stereo system with the Garmin GPS. Different models available now but it's a nice system 😊
What are some common issues that cause downtime in the field with Butlers?
Seriously, we see people who don't look over the equipment and do proper maintenance causing most issues. For us we have had Chemical injection pumps needing a new diaphragm around 1000 hours, belts need changing in my opinion once a year and fluids in the blower and cat pump every 500 hours. At some point you will need to replace the lower crankshaft pulley Butler makes and installs to run the unit. The van itself should have the cooling fluid changed and flushed out around 50,000 miles and about 1000 hours on the Butler, but that is just on some units. Cat pumps, we order a rebuilt cat pump from Butler around 3500 hours to avoid down time. The Butler is durable if you maintain them... Follow their reccomended weekly and monthly and it will last a long time and treat you well
You keep your rig nice Mark just like me!
Thank you! I really try to keep up on it and prevent wear and tear and rashing on it 😊👍
Hey are your Vans 3500 or 2500?
Bender Rodriguez. That's a 3500
Bender Rodriguez 3500 extended
cant beat a butler system and all the sweet shelving etc.
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She’s so pretty ! Enjoy mikeys fest :)xx
Christine is dressed to impress xx
Lol christine
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