cube van

[max_rob]

I will tell you, that I have a single axle cube van with a 6.2 diesel engine, I carry a delco equalizer pw in it and 325 gallons of water. It's technically over weight, but it seems to do fine. I also pull another 250 gal of water, and about 140 gal of soap on a single axle trailer. This is the rig i drive, but then again, i wouldn't let employee's drive it because they would probably wreck it. LOL. oh well, the other rig is a lot better setup. The new rig, will be the best of all though, if I can get the new PW built.

Oh, by the way, blew a head after the first week in december, and lost out on 3 weeks worth of work. Talk about back logged.

 

[Mike Hughes]

Do you have any pics of it? If so, let me know if you need help posting them.

 

[max_rob]

Here it is

 

[Mike Hughes]

You mention it being overweight..............and I see the rear sagging. Perhaps you could add a leaf spring to the rear of something to boost it up?? That can't be good for the vehicle in the long run.

 

[J & J]

max_rob

I just had to comment on your business name. My husband wanted to use JAM Powerwashing when we started last year. bot of our Initials are JAM.

Mike's comment about leaf springs is a good one. They aren't very hard to put on yourself either. Well, at least if you have some mechanical experience. lol

Didn't mean to butt in, just thought I'd comment.

Have a good one!

 

[max_rob]

My partner actually came up with the JAM, so it works for now. LOL. but actually I am thinking of putting some semi airbags under it.