3100 max so I try to keep my stuff on a diet ! No carrying around extra junk. I run through a scale every few months to make sure i am not to heavy so far my avg weight is 2700. Also i do not carry water in my tank ( 850 lbs. ) unless I absolutely have to and then slow and gentle as i go. I would like to install brakes just to be a little safer but so far my f150 has had no problem with slowing down . Two months after i got the trailer and truck i had to do a full pedal emergency stop from 70 mph on the interstate and it stayed perfectly straight as i chirped the tires with full abs brake to stop. My hair got a little whiter after that but i feel comfortable knowing it is set up as good as possible .
@@valleysoftwash9374 Thanks for the reply, I’m just starting my build journey. I’m really leaning toward brakes. They save your truck and heaven forbid the trailer ever breaks free the brakes will automatically come on . Not to many things more dangerous than nearly 3000lbs going free willie down the hwy…..
Great video man! I was wondering, I see that this is a single axle trailer. How is all of the weight holding up? Have you had any issues yet? What is the trailer brand?
Hi the trailer is a 7 x12 homesteader . I am careful to not to carry things I don’t need . That being said I took it to the scales and it is 2970 lbs. with empty water and 15 gallons of s/h . My next trailer will be tandem axle so I can carry full water with plenty of safety margin. So far everything is holding together perfectly.
I have been very blessed or lucky with my business and I also constantly reinvest a large amount of income to upgrade my systems to work more efficiently and less wear and tear on me.
It's refreshing to see someone have a nice setup that's built, and not bought. I'm just getting started with a 25gal spot sprayer and 200ft of Kuri Tec hose. I'm hoping I get business enough to upgrade and go full time. #goals
Keep going and do the best work you can on each job. Building a big trailer is a thing that you may not need . I also set up a system in my pickup bed so I can get into small driveways or go on the grass . Can I do it all from my small truck setup ? Yes but the trailer is really nice for big projects. Also remember that big trailer is huge advertising sign and it will generate calls just by itself.
home depot online rubber garage flooring was a few years ago but might still be there about $ 120 I think it was 7 x 14 roll and i glued it down as one piece to protect the trailer floor
Put your company name on the sides gets calls even in traffic. I got a call from a guy two cars back at a light and ended up getting 5 house washes from him, it pays for it self many times over.
Thats an Awesome Setup. Looks like it will be a lot easier to maintain your equipment also. Ill get there one day, but, for now, I'm running a homemade truck skid.
Keep working and try to do small upgrades as you go ! I started with a small home type pressure washer then found a bigger one used and fixed it up. I am still doing it today my 5.5 gym unit is used and cost 1/3 of a new one.
The combined bypass will dribble out the other machine pressure hose but I always have a ball valve on both my hoses so I just leave them closed. I really don’t know if combining the bypass hoses from two machines is good or bad ,I just thought one less hose would look better.
It was very easy, just put the cleaner on the floor and use some pvc trim boards to make a box around the base with two long sides. Flip it over and mount it the trailer ceiling with L brackets. I am going to make on for my new 20” surface cleaner and I will do a video on it.
Online Home Depot 7’ x14’ diamond patterned rubber flooring shipped to local store for free shipping. It was about $ 90.00 2 years ago. I hope this helps
It is really nice to work from it and have the equipment choice of what I can use for each job.. I have changed some of the stuff and need to do a new walk through.
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Love the buffer tank setup. I'm stealing this hack!
Nicely done bother shows you have pride in what you do best of luck 👍👍
Thanks for that. Ran across your clip and I like the way you got your rig so situated in and done makes sense.
Very nice set up , what is your payload for that trailer, and do you have electric brakes?
3100 max so I try to keep my stuff on a diet ! No carrying around extra junk. I run through a scale every few months to make sure i am not to heavy so far my avg weight is 2700. Also i do not carry water in my tank ( 850 lbs. ) unless I absolutely have to and then slow and gentle as i go. I would like to install brakes just to be a little safer but so far my f150 has had no problem with slowing down . Two months after i got the trailer and truck i had to do a full pedal emergency stop from 70 mph on the interstate and it stayed perfectly straight as i chirped the tires with full abs brake to stop. My hair got a little whiter after that but i feel comfortable knowing it is set up as good as possible .
@@valleysoftwash9374 Thanks for the reply, I’m just starting my build journey. I’m really leaning toward brakes. They save your truck and heaven forbid the trailer ever breaks free the brakes will automatically come on . Not to many things more dangerous than nearly 3000lbs going free willie down the hwy…..
Great video man!
I was wondering, I see that this is a single axle trailer. How is all of the weight holding up? Have you had any issues yet? What is the trailer brand?
Hi the trailer is a 7 x12 homesteader . I am careful to not to carry things I don’t need . That being said I took it to the scales and it is 2970 lbs. with empty water and 15 gallons of s/h . My next trailer will be tandem axle so I can carry full water with plenty of safety margin. So far everything is holding together perfectly.
Wow what a nice upgrade from your little truck rig, way to go man. this means only one thing! your doing great and growing. Awesome.
I have been very blessed or lucky with my business and I also constantly reinvest a large amount of income to upgrade my systems to work more efficiently and less wear and tear on me.
Where did you get that flooring
Home Depot online 7x14 rubber garage mat about $ 115.00 a few years ago and i used contact cement to glue it down.
It's refreshing to see someone have a nice setup that's built, and not bought. I'm just getting started with a 25gal spot sprayer and 200ft of Kuri Tec hose. I'm hoping I get business enough to upgrade and go full time. #goals
Keep going and do the best work you can on each job. Building a big trailer is a thing that you may not need . I also set up a system in my pickup bed so I can get into small driveways or go on the grass . Can I do it all from my small truck setup ? Yes but the trailer is really nice for big projects. Also remember that big trailer is huge advertising sign and it will generate calls just by itself.
What size trailer is that?
Fantastic setup! A lot of thought went into this trailer build and I love your attention to detail, and keeping things neat. 👍
Thanks ,we spend many hours working from our trucks or trailers and a few hours of planing and organizing pays off later with less wasted time
Who made your logo your wash gun is identical to mine?
A paid for graphic from a logo creation software that my sign company altered for my logo.
Where u get the rubber for the flooring from
home depot online rubber garage flooring was a few years ago but might still be there about $ 120 I think it was 7 x 14 roll and i glued it down as one piece to protect the trailer floor
What's the flooring?
Home Depot 7x14 roll of rubber mat , found online and shipped to store for free. I think it was about $ 80
Nice set up I'm sure it looks good going down the road
Put your company name on the sides gets calls even in traffic. I got a call from a guy two cars back at a light and ended up getting 5 house washes from him, it pays for it self many times over.
Looking good, Jeff! very organized and well thought out.
Thats an Awesome Setup. Looks like it will be a lot easier to maintain your equipment also. Ill get there one day, but, for now, I'm running a homemade truck skid.
Keep working and try to do small upgrades as you go ! I started with a small home type pressure washer then found a bigger one used and fixed it up. I am still doing it today my 5.5 gym unit is used and cost 1/3 of a new one.
I'm trying not to be jealous....... It's not working! Fantastic set up.
Thanks for the compliment, I am running it now and so far everything is working as I planned.
I also had a little bit of trouble combining both of my bypass lines, have you had any trouble with it
The combined bypass will dribble out the other machine pressure hose but I always have a ball valve on both my hoses so I just leave them closed. I really don’t know if combining the bypass hoses from two machines is good or bad ,I just thought one less hose would look better.
How did you make that surface cleaner holder I love that and want to do that my enclosed trailer!?!
It was very easy, just put the cleaner on the floor and use some pvc trim boards to make a box around the base with two long sides. Flip it over and mount it the trailer ceiling with L brackets. I am going to make on for my new 20” surface cleaner and I will do a video on it.
Do you have any issues with rust underneath the trailer from sh fumes venting underneath?
Not so far I have been checking underneath and no rust has shown up.
Looks great👍
Great setup👍 i like you idea for your surface washer
Surface cleaners are amazing but a total pain in the ### to store so i just made a place for mine to go up and away from my big clumsy feet .
Where did you install that rubber flooring? Thanks
Online Home Depot 7’ x14’ diamond patterned rubber flooring shipped to local store for free shipping. It was about $ 90.00 2 years ago. I hope this helps
@@valleysoftwash9374 it did thanks!
Beautiful new setup 🤩
It is really nice to work from it and have the equipment choice of what I can use for each job.. I have changed some of the stuff and need to do a new walk through.
Love it! You have some great ideas that I will keep in mind as I continue my own every evolving trailer upgrades.
Our rigs always need something fixed due to the s/h we use, so keep trying new ideas