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Here is a basic wiring, generic 2 channel board you can find for less then $10 on ebay, amazon, ect. Jeff you probably have no need for this, but others reading the thread might find this useful. In terms of the slides on the valves, now that you have taken one apart and figured out how easy...

Here is a video of my led light bars at work. For reference on the light placements

I have an older version of the burner that russ posted above and I have had it for 8 years now. Go 120v and get a small inverter generator to run it. Costco carries a champion 2000 watt inverter generator and that is honestly the best bang for your dollar to power the burner. Also keep in mind...

Here is 2 curved 52 inch light bars, your pressure washer battery won't last long with these though. I have 270 amp alternator for these, burner and both pump outs, so lots of power. Wiring is, negative to the box frame, plus to the battery.

All week, I didn't feel like working out in this so I told everybody to wait until next week. Now I have 2 weeks of work to fit in next week, oh well....

Here is the 3500 as it sits now, its only used 6-7 months a year due to the cold, but it does a good job. I can still put a trailer with more water and just transfer it to the tank on the truck. A 450 will do the same thing, you don't have to carry all the weight on the truck. Its nice to...

Here is the truck, no perfect but it all fits and does what it needs to. Tank is 270 UK gallons, engine is a 21 hp briggs with a 6.5 year old cat 5cp 4.5 gpm pump that doesn't want to quit. Generator is for the burner/anything else 120v yamaha 2000 inverter, burner is a hydrotek that is 6.5...

Here is mine that I just put on the truck a few weeks ago. Have only had a chance to use it once so far and it was nice. I ordered this one specific due to the swivel locking base to make life way easier when rolling the hose up. There are 2 swivels on this reel, one at the reel, another on...

I will take more later, working on getting everything together.

Diameter of the tube in my largo is 1/2 inch, farley 3/4. Farley says I can only do 3000 psi with the 3/4 inch, I am pretty sure I can do more psi with the largo, but i honestly never go to or above 3000 psi. Do very little concrete, and if I do, I have 10 gpm pumps that will provide lots of...

I got most of the equipment, just need to mount/install and get everything connected. Here is the 2 highlights, ie where a lot of the equipment budget went. Burner is 3/4 inch tubing, 120v, 40g tank, 750,000 btu's with a beckett sf burner. The burner is big, width of my car, height of my 3...

Vac in the front, pressure washer in the back. Front tank was fresh, back tank was reclaim. I used the pressure washer a few times for parkades and a few other jobs. Used the vac setup twice on here, its now in the big truck with a bigger reclaim tank and probably 500 hours more wear. In...

2002 Ford E-550, 7.3 diesel, 110,000 miles approx. 20ft box, rear folding door in the middle with step, 2 side doors, one with step. Also has a coolant heater built into the box to keep things warm while getting to site in the cold months. Payload with me and a full tank of fuel (tank is 54...

Here, yesterday Last year I had a combine last week, I forgot to take the after picture. It was a yellow New Holland that looked really nice clean.

Here is some pics from the last 2 days, -7 to -8`F during the day, stood outside all day steaming these out both days. You know its cold when your entire snow suit is a muddy icicle. Not perfect, but they couldn't get the tracks to move at all with the mud and ice built up so high and it...

I have mentioned this before, but after today I feel I should mention this again. My wife received a package today for some pressure wash stuff I ordered. 5.2lbs, could have fit into book box as it was 2 rain pants, 2 injectors, and one nozzle switcher. I paid 178.xx for the parts, even...

I am sorry but fleetwashing and heavy equipment are different all together and need to be separated. One has lots of grease and oil, the other is about removing road dirt. One you charge by the hour typically, the other its by the unit most times. My suggestion for the title Heavy...

Here is my newest addition, reclaim/parkade trailer. I put it together as right now with all the flood damaged parkades I have had to wash.

The company for the New Holland typically has newer equipment that always clean up real nice. A few more from an auction, would you pay more for the clean vs the dirty?

Got lots like this...