Pauls Budget Water Fed Pole Van Setup - Peugeot Partner
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- This video is about Pauls Water Fed Pole Window Cleaning Van Setup - Peugeot Partner
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Love how polite and genuine he is
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Paul cleaned our roof tiles windows and guttering along with paving. He did an excellent job so professional and just a great guy
That’s great! He has such a great attitude toward his work, it’s a big reason why his business has gone so well.😃👍🏼
Love Paul's enthusiasm for window cleaning
Just spoke to Andy. Asking for some advice. And it was no trouble for him to give me his proffesional advice. Was having a crap and annoying day but speaking to him has giving me more motivation to stay in the game. Massive thank you Andy!!!!!
It’s no problem. Keep up the good work!😃👍🏼
Hi Ashley here from Down Under i remember Paul he said in the past that he want to learn about cleaning windows you are a BIG heart helping others to be successful well done I'm follow all you videos until you inspired me to get a better tools to work smarter that harder thanks man
That’s great, thanks! I’m glad you find my channel useful.😃👍🏼
Hi Ashley and Paul.
I think it's dead cool that you're prepared to showcase other people in your industry.
Good luck for the future Paul.
Great! Thanks! My way is not the only way. Everyone has their own approach to things. I learnt that early on and I hope my channel can reflect that.😃👍🏼
Kevin Daly thanks Kevin. Appreciated
What a lovely genuine guy Paul is. Great video to help new comers to our wonderful industry 😀
He is that!😃👍🏼
Great to see Paul enjoying his window cleaning business, I really wish him the very best and I'm sure he will do well in the industry. 👍
robert clarke Thanks for your comments. He is working hard at it.😃👍🏼
Hi Robert. Thanks for your well wishes. Yes - really enjoying it. Just organising the new kit for my van and he ho.... let’s see what 2021 brings us all. 😀👍
Hi. I just spoke to Ashley and asked for advice on my setup in my van and he was very helpful
Thank you.
Andy
Thanks for your comments.😃👍🏼
my story is also similar to pauls, spent 28 years in the concrete business but now been made redundant, i am in process of setting up on my own, as i used to help my mate out who has been in cleaning business for 30 years and i enjoyed it so much, so this will be my next venture, just ordered a facelift 450 compact, and atom for gutters and also the skyscraper, really helpful videos you put up here, now comes my difficult part getting my customer base, thanks for your tips.
I’m glad you find my channel useful! I hope your plans go well. You will build your own reputation with every job you do, and the repeat business and recommendations will soon be rolling in.😃👍🏼
@@aemackintosh thanks Ash, and i like the touch that you reply to every message, genuine chap, so much competition out there and its good you help paul, you both deserve to do very well
Thanks!😃👍🏼
Nice videos and channel im in Bracknell window cleaning for 25 years,changed to wfp system for two years now and its great.
That’s great! Thanks!😃👍🏼
Paul seems a real likeable guy, best of luck to you both!
Thanks!😃👍🏼
Seems like a decent bloke. Wish him all the best
Thanks! I will.😃👍🏼
Wishing you all the luck in the world Paul . Onwards & upwards as they say ☘
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Great video. Tell Paul I have a video guide on fitting that exact relay. Its a 2 minute job to swap it. Dont spend a penny getting it replaced
Just watched your video. Really well explained. Thank you. I shall use this guide when I change over.
Thanks! I guess it’s a little daunting the first time you do something like that. But it’s probably actually quite easy.😃👍🏼
Lovely video. Can see why he enjoys it so much.
Think you talking about the radio control link. Great piece of kit. Something I'm looking to buy. I'm sure Ashely be getting it for free along with other gear.....🤣🤣🤦♂️
You never know what might be just around the corner.😉👍🏼
Great video, all the best Paul.
Thanks.😃👍🏼
Well done brothers 💪💪
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Are they brothers?
@@nathanhodges6743 they might be brothers? 🤔
Depends what kind of brothers 😉
Nice tidy system
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Great video,, and a great little setup. I have an even more basic setup. As I'm starting out. I built a pump delivery system that is a toolbox, with a one-shot remote control, I use barrels in the van. Maybe I'll do a little video, see what you think :)
Sounds good. I wish you all the best with it.😃👍🏼
Well done Paul, I’ve not been going that long just over a month, I had a 350 ltr tank but kept running out of water as I mainly do fascia and gutters, so I now have a 1000 ltr tank and it perfect for me. Keep those vids coming Ash 👍
Thanks Frank. I will increase the size of the new tank based on the comments I am getting.
Thanks! It’s always good to get everyone’s suggestions.😃👍🏼
I have a 350 litre tank and very rarely have I ran out of water, in Scotland we lucky as not on meter so fascia/gutter jobs I just use outside tap if there is 1.
What is it you use to hold store poles Paul?
All the best in business mate, can't go wrong with Ashley there for advice
Paul’s an absolute diamond, brilliant man and I’m sure he’s going to do very well with his business.
A couple of pointers (just my opinion)-
There’s no point in changing to a 400 litre tank for all the hassle and effort you may aswell just put two barrels in the back. I’d aim for a 600ltr but it depends on what the van payload is & how much work you want to do throughout the day. Always aim for a bigger tank even if you just need to half fill it.
Get yourself a univalve if you haven’t already that’ll save you loads of water.
Once you can justify it get an xtreme pole, your body will thank you 🙂
Best of luck bud
Matt
Thanks! Yeah, I got him onto the uni-valve straight away. He is doing very well! Works like a Trojan!😃👍🏼
Thanks Matt. I have thought about your point re water van capacity and agree that I will need more than 400 when the time comes to upgrade. Hopefully not to to far in the future. The univalves I have work really well. I shall look into the extreme you mentioned as I am 55 and sometimes do feel a bit fatigued etc.
that's a nice setup, he'll be alright with that. He probably needs a 500 or 600 litre tank upgrade though, rather than 400. I have a 250litre tank at the back of my 7 seater, also a budget setup. I have to refill sometimes halfway through the day, not ideal!
Thanks for your comments. You will get there. Keep up the good work.😃👍🏼
Fantastic news well done
Nice little setup
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Nice little set up Paul 👍
One quick observation, not sure if I've got it right from the video as it's hard to see 100% but it looks like the pump strainer is on the wrong side of the pump?? It should strain the water out from the tank before it goes into the pump. It looks on the video that the water comes from the tank to the pump. Then a strainer before it goes to the hose reel. If that's the case it's definitely worth changing round to stop any crap getting into your pump 👍.
Thanks! Yeah, I’m not sure if it’s just the slightly strange way that his plumbing has been done with the strainer? But I will get him to check.😃👍🏼
Wow a great looking set up but I would highly recommend getting your tank, caged as them ratchet straps will not hold that down if you’re in a accident.
Great idea.😃👍🏼
I do agree with you and this is top of my list to do. Thanks for your pointer on it.
thank you for your movie. Any possibility please to make a video how to design a waterfed pole system yourself? Thank you
I’m not sure I can do that one. This van shows the most basic version. Also I made my own little pump and battery system to run from barrels of pure water. So these two videos should pretty much give you all you need.😃👍🏼
Why get a 400 liter tank for such a small van when 2 or 3 x 25 Liter drums will do the trick . Contemplate getting a double 40/40 Ro will save often on needing a booster pump ( electricity ) A double 40/40 is a must imo !
Thanks.😃👍🏼
This might be a stupid question but why is it neccesarry to use water with zero ppm for window cleaning? Does it make that much of a difference? Many thanks for the informative content, I'm considering going into this as a business here in South Africa.
Ordinary tap water will leave behind a residue when it dries. Dirt will stick to pure water, and if the window is rinsed properly, it will dry without leaving any residue.😉👍🏼
Thanks for the quick reply, makes sense.@@aemackintosh
Cover the terminals on the battery under the seat if they both touch that wire mesh under the seat the van will catch fire.
Thanks 😃👍🏼
I just got 6mm hose and new reel with van mounted 500 ltr tank not used it yet,8mm hose I think would use more water?I found 5mm struggles at times with water flow.
Your jets at the end will help control your water usage, along with the pump flow setting. A bigger hose just means you are moving around a larger weight of water I suppose.😃👍🏼
Hi
Sorry this is an old post im looking to start possibley as a side (im an it business but work is very slow)
any idea on starting see i look it at if i can do 10 properties a day at around £10ish with fuel and water i wont make a lot
Sounds like you need to do my training courses. Everything you need right there:
www.aemackintosh-onlinetraining.com/collections
You should also listen to the AM Exterior Cleaning podcast. Lots of interviews with guys who have done the same.
aemackintoshpodcast.buzzsprout.com/1825422
Great video 👍
One question though, what is the purpose of the di vessel in the van? Is the water in the tank not already pure water?
The water is purified on the way in to the tank down to 10-15ppm, then it goes through the resin Di vessel on the way out to take it down to 0.😃👍🏼
Thanks for the reply...... trying to get set up with WFP trolley system and don't be 100% sure of how all these different systems work so just wanted to ask. Thanks
I hope to do a video to talk more about that kind of thing soon.😃👍🏼
how many litres of water does your DI resin go through before you need to change the resin and what size is your resin canister
It will probably need changing around once a month or so, but it depends on how much you use it.😃👍🏼
Stupid question… but what’s a resin tank?
The black resin vessel filters the water. It is the final stage of the purification process.😃👍🏼
Hi Im looking at purchasing a berlingo how do they preform with all the water on board? Are they powerfull enough?
Hi Ashley which brush do you recommend for domestic pure water cleaning?
I like a Gardiner Supreme brush with DuPont bristles, or xline do a great one with a rinse bar.😃👍🏼 th-cam.com/video/vmVosf9_H6I/w-d-xo.html
So basically if you haven’t got an R/O tank at home , just fill the van mounted tank with water from outside house tap etc and then it will be converted to pure water once it’s gone thru the tank filtration system ?
Yes. But that way you will be needing to spend money on changing the resin more often. Using the RO and tank at home I pre filter the water from 17 parts per million down to 7 or 8 and then the resin gets it down to 0 ppm. (Imunew at this so I think I have explained that correctly. :-))
It depends on how hard the water is from your tap. If it is higher than around 100ppm you will need to put the tap water through an RO filter system before it goes into the tank, then it goes through the resin DI canister on the way out of the tank to take it all the way down to 0. If the water from your tap is lower than 100ppm you could get away with putting it straight into your tank and just let the resin DI canister do all the work. So the first step is to get a TDS meter to measure your water hardness. I hope that helps.😃👍🏼
Thanks Ash and Paul ......... who knew 21 st Century window cleaning is such a blooming science lol 🤓think I’ll stick to Trad 🤪.
hi Asley I have a question for Paul, on your first video with him he mentioned he had a website through wix.I have one through them did he do the SEO (search engine optimization) himself or did he pay someone to do it for him.coz its doing my head in
I'm confused, did Paul say his split charger doesnt work so he charges it manually every 2 weeks? I charge mine everyday after work, leisure battery's are not meant to run flat also how is his battery lasting 2 weeks if hes using over 300 litres a day Haha, I probably missed something
Yeah, maybe he should charge it a bit more often, but he doesn’t clean windows all day every day, he’s got some other odd jobs going on too.😃👍🏼
Nice setup. what are those expandable bars called that he use to hold his poles up ? Any idea where you can get them/?
I think they are just something like simple shower curtain rails from a diy shop.😃👍🏼
@@aemackintosh it can be difficult to store poles without a proper bulkhead in the van...
I think the previous owner has cut a hole out in order to be able to fit the poles in to this van.😃👍🏼
How much would a set up like this cost..thanks
You can probably do it for about £6/700, plus the van, plus poles and brushes.👍🏼
I need to upgrade from 350 ltr tank but 400 isn't gonna make a big difference
Yeah. Thanks.😃👍🏼
Question; how many average 3 bed houses do you think you can clean back & front with a 250 litre tank , I'm thinking 25 litres per house , am I in the right ball park?.
Sounds about right
Hi we clean 35 1930s fronts of houses with 200ltrs a day. So prob clean maybe 17-20 front and back with 250ltrs.
Hi Ash I’m in the middle of setting my tank up is there any chance of showing us a wiring diagram ,thank you
Dave
I made some videos about a little DIY pump setup I made some time ago, there is a whole playlist on my channel. There is a video there about the controller from DA Components. The controller comes with wiring diagrams an I showed it in the video. I hope that helps.😃👍🏼
I bought my pump and controller from D A Components. Very easy to set up a system. Even if you have no experience. All you need is a water tank, leisure battery,pump and controller.
Great! Nice one.😃👍🏼
Hi Ashley. I am just starting out . How many houses could I do in a day with wfp
Between 10-15 I suppose, maybe more depending on how big they are and how quickly you get them done.😃👍🏼
Hi Ash. New to the channel. Looking at getting started.(just been made redundant) just wondering what van I'd need to have a tank and system fitted.i have a spotless water place near home to fill up from. And looking at . What system would you advise? Thanks in advance.
Any van really. But you might want to just check the payload capacity before you buy. It varies from model to model, but the stats are usually easy to find online. Water weighs about 1kg per litre roughly so that should give you an idea. There are lots of starter systems out there that just bolt in. Happy shopping!😃👍🏼
@@aemackintosh Thanks for the reply. I will have a shop around. A new beginning!!
what is the purpose of the resin filter please?
The RO filtration that Paul uses at home purifies the water down to around 20ppm. So the resin filter in the van will polish the water off down to 0ppm on the way up the to the brush.😃👍🏼
Please i need the link for the hose reel i need ge ono
www.streamline.systems/product-category/hose-and-hose-reels/
Here are links to a couple of decent ones:
windowcleaningwarehouse.co.uk/products/powerup-3d
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How much would a set up like this cost
Price can vary depending if you buy each individual item yourself or if you get a similar budget setup fitted by a supplier. But to give you an idea- Tank: £250, pump: £80, hose and reel: £100, pole: £250. I hope that helps.😃👍🏼
@@aemackintosh yeah thanks so much!
I’m not on a water metre , would this matter if I’m thinking about starting this business ?
No. It just means the water board won’t be able to charge you so much for using water.😃👍🏼
hi i'm solo trader looking at changing over to WFP system, would you reccommend a 400 ltr tank and 6 mm hose then yeah ?
neil rycroft Sounds good.😃👍🏼
@@aemackintosh thanks for the speedy reply , now on the search for best priced tank thank you
I hope your plans go well.😃👍🏼
How much could u set all this up
Man you need a cage for that tank or at least have som decent straps bolted to the floor via a spread plate! 350kg at speed it no pretty sight in a RTC
Yes, good point. Thanks 😃👍🏼
Why don’t you use the clients water?
We don’t work that way in the UK because regular maintenance cleans are quite quick.
Great set up. Maybe you can come and film my set up
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@@aemackintosh follow us on Facebook . Got pics of van on there 😁 .
Water bill?
Don't pay for our water in Scotland. Ppm is very low aswell
You come across like David Brent from the office. You bring other window cleaners and gloat at the fact that your set up is better!!! YOU KEEP LOOKING INTO THE CAMERA AND REITERATING YOUR SUPERIORITY OVER the mark/victim. 😂😂😂
Thanks for your comments. It’s not meant to belittle others. I like to try and show different ways of doing things on my channel to hopefully help people out who view it. Paul is a good friend of mine and is working hard to grow his new business.
A.E.Mackintosh Cleaning Services I’m only having a laugh mate! Keep it up!!