Pressure pro

BWilson said:
We currently build drop in skids for both long bed and short bed trucks. Here's a link of an example, http://shop.powerwashstore.com/High-Pressure-and-Soft-Wash-Skid-PWS-SKID-PWS-SKID.htm. One of our skids set up with an 8gpm Pressure Pro, 100 gal buffer tank, 55 gal chemical tank, and 2 hose reels all on the diamond plate drop in skid would run you about $6000. If you'd like us to do the work for you give us a call.
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Mr.Wilson thanks for the link to your skid.Its a very nice setup.I have all the equipment to do this with,I just need a skid to mount it on.Do you sell the skid without equipment.I would need one for a shortbed truck.that way I could keep the toolbox on my longbed truck.I also have a 2012 f-250,its shortbed.if the longbed truck goes down I can put the skid in the shortbed truck.
 
BWilson said:
We currently build drop in skids for both long bed and short bed trucks. Here's a link of an example, http://shop.powerwashstore.com/High-Pressure-and-Soft-Wash-Skid-PWS-SKID-PWS-SKID.htm. One of our skids set up with an 8gpm Pressure Pro, 100 gal buffer tank, 55 gal chemical tank, and 2 hose reels all on the diamond plate drop in skid would run you about $6000. If you'd like us to do the work for you give us a call.
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One with the 8 GPM Pressure Pro sells for less than the one with a 4 GPM Hydrotek? That's interesting.

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Josh... The 4gpm Hydrotek is actually about $400 less than the 8gpm Pressure Pro but the overall cost of the skid I mentioned with the PP didn't include the Twin Pump Soft Wash System. Which explains the cost difference. A comparable 7.5gpm Hydrotek would run about $250 more than the Pressure Pro, if interested.
 
Ron Musgraves said:
Ty whats your Best Unit?
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I know what you want to hear... Landa!!

This is my perspective on best unit. My best unit is my unit that gives me the least amount of headaches and makes the most money. So I would have to go with my MiTM. That was my second unit. It runs like a champ and seems to rarely go down.

But my most powerful unit that heats the water the hottest and gets me through jobs the fastest is my Landa by far! Those Landa burners are INSANE. And they are built like tanks. But I seem to have some issues with plumbing or something because once a month or so it goes down on me and I have to replace something. But it is a workhorse when it is up and running.

And my final thought, is that to me, they are all pretty much the same. They all seem to have the same issues and similar parts. As long as I have 5-6GPM and 3000-3500 PSI I am good with any unit. Maintain them correctly and they all run the same to me.

But the Landa does make me feel more like a bad azz! haha
 
I was actually Thinking you would Say That. They are Built better than the early model Landa for Sure. The NEW Landa are Same Grade now But twice the Money. Mitim Is a Good Unit, Never Owned one but I could tell by touching them.
AZ PowerWash Pros said:
I know what you want to hear... Landa!!

This is my perspective on best unit. My best unit is my unit that gives me the least amount of headaches and makes the most money. So I would have to go with my MiTM. That was my second unit. It runs like a champ and seems to rarely go down.

But my most powerful unit that heats the water the hottest and gets me through jobs the fastest is my Landa by far! Those Landa burners are INSANE. And they are built like tanks. But I seem to have some issues with plumbing or something because once a month or so it goes down on me and I have to replace something. But it is a workhorse when it is up and running.

And my final thought, is that to me, they are all pretty much the same. They all seem to have the same issues and similar parts. As long as I have 5-6GPM and 3000-3500 PSI I am good with any unit. Maintain them correctly and they all run the same to me.

But the Landa does make me feel more like a bad azz! haha
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