Ladder Saver, anyone used one?

FCPWLLC said:
LOL.... Did Russell V. Get in touch with you today?
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Yeah...shame what a bread bag can do...actually didn't hurt much.
 
Went to the link above, and it says the price is $40 then it is crossed out and it is on sale for ............$42!! SO rush out now and order your more expensive "on sale" ladder saver!!! lol
 
I just ordered one from Powerwashdirect.com on two day reg. mail. I have a job coming up that cannot tolerate the weight of a lift in courtyard section of building due to underground structure. If this thing gets higher than my old school xjet, I will become a distributor. It says it can reach 40-60 ft heights. I swear by the xjet. Nonetheless, I will get it on video as well. I do however worry about the longevity of my hoses running the chems through it.

$50.00 investment for 40-60 ft. height vs. 16000 # lift and ground collapse, possible fatalities to the humans in the structure below.

It could be a useful tool in the arsenal.
 
ABC said:
$50.00 investment for 40-60 ft. height vs. 16000 # lift and ground collapse, possible fatalities to the humans in the structure below.

It could be a useful tool in the arsenal.
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Well when you put it that way...lol
 
The people at PWD were awesome. Ask for Kathy if you order by phone. She's great. It will be on it's way this afternoon.

Texas guys still hooking up somewhere in Houston mid Sept. Scott?
 
ABC said:
I just ordered one from Powerwashdirect.com on two day reg. mail. I have a job coming up that cannot tolerate the weight of a lift in courtyard section of building due to underground structure. If this thing gets higher than my old school xjet, I will become a distributor. It says it can reach 40-60 ft heights. I swear by the xjet. Nonetheless, I will get it on video as well. I do however worry about the longevity of my hoses running the chems through it.

$50.00 investment for 40-60 ft. height vs. 16000 # lift and ground collapse, possible fatalities to the humans in the structure below.

It could be a useful tool in the arsenal.
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I get higher than an x-jet already with a 0040 tip.
Cost $7
 
I have never tried 0040. That's great. I will have to get one as well. The price is definately worth having one. Again, mainly concerned with degradation of the hose from chems. They wear quicker is what I have always been told. But if not, why not.
I am stiill using the original xjet for 5 plus yrs. and it is still going strong.
There have been ocassions where I just needed a few more ft.
I'll try anything vs. rolling that lift over the courtyard.
 
ABC said:
I have never tried 0040. That's great. I will have to get one as well. The price is definately worth having one. Again, mainly concerned with degradation of the hose from chems. They wear quicker is what I have always been told. But if not, why not.
I am stiill using the original xjet for 5 plus yrs. and it is still going strong.
There have been ocassions where I just needed a few more ft.
I'll try anything vs. rolling that lift over the courtyard.
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I have always down-streamed, so I don't know if my hoses last any longer or shorter periods than those that strictly x-jet. I x-jet acids. The only places I have ever heard of hoses lasting shorter lifespan was through someone trying to sell me the x-jet or a different chem etc.
 
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