New Trailer Setup

Zap It Wash

Zap It Wash

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So I setup a new cold water trailer for multi-unit and residential washing. I wanted something small and efficient. I went with a 6 X 8 I had it painted red for better curb appeal loaded with two 8gpm's and a 12 gal fuel tank on each side. Have had it on the road a few weeks and so far it's working like a champ. Two 8gpm machines eat through some water no doubt about it. I'm curious what you guys, if anything, would have done differently with the setup?


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The blue matches his eyes..................but then again so might the red. LOL Nice rig for sure.
 
Does your injector pull well from the tank at that distance with a 1/4'' hose?. Your trailer looks very efficient.
 
Chris Francis said:
I have stupid question can pressure washer draw water from the top of tank.
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The only stupid question is one you won't ask.
The answer is no.
Now I've siphoned antifreeze out of the top of a 5 gallon bucket before in an emergency but that is not recommended.
 
That is a nice setup.

I would put the tool box on the side or front top so you have a little bit more room in the trailer for other tools or surface cleaners on their sides.

I would add another supply hose reel, maybe on the passenger side of the trailer on the top rail so when you are parked at a house with the passenger side of the trailer at the house, you can unroll more hose in case you need 2 supply hoses for both 8gpm machines, I have had up to 4 supply hoses feeding the tank for 3 machines before.

You will run into supply issues in both commercial and residential where even a new facility or house does not have good flow and you need 2 hoses running to the tank to keep both machines running.

I am guessing the small tank is for house wash mix, that is a good idea.
 
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