Super Rigs!!!!!!!!

My rig is in my profile picture,,,,it is on a 12 ft trailer....I went today and pick up a 16ft trailer that I am going to move my equipment to. This will allow me more room as well as additional space to add 3 other tanks to keep my house wash, and acid mix in. I will also have room for my reclaim system that I am planning on adding within the next year. I will post before and after pictures when I am complete with the build.
I have enjoyed reading this thread and view everyones rigs. Nice set ups guys!!!!!
 
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Well we use all goosenecks because of the hauling aspect!!! We use all 3500 dodge ram 4X4's, and they have a hard time with the largest trailer!!! we have a couple of isuzu trucks also and they also have a hard time with the big rigs!!!!!!! ( The cummins does better) But I just dont see how that can be a very good setup for hauling down the road??? All of my guys have class "A"CDL's, and we are in the same class as an 18 wheeler!!! I am thinking of building a larger rig "Just Cause" on a 48' flatbed and i have a 2005 international eagle to pull it, with 4 10gpm alkotas, Reclaim equipment, and 2 1500 gal tanks!!! I just have to figure out what to do about filtration!!! Guess I'll have to get creative again!!! Could you tell me the name of the company that has one of these "LARGE" rigs???
 
wetfoot said:
Well we use all goosenecks because of the hauling aspect!!! We use all 3500 dodge ram 4X4's, and they have a hard time with the largest trailer!!! we have a couple of isuzu trucks also and they also have a hard time with the big rigs!!!!!!! ( The cummins does better) But I just dont see how that can be a very good setup for hauling down the road??? All of my guys have class "A"CDL's, and we are in the same class as an 18 wheeler!!! I am thinking of building a larger rig "Just Cause" on a 48' flatbed and i have a 2005 international eagle to pull it, with 4 10gpm alkotas, Reclaim equipment, and 2 1500 gal tanks!!! I just have to figure out what to do about filtration!!! Guess I'll have to get creative again!!! Could you tell me the name of the company that has one of these "LARGE" rigs???
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A certain gentleman by the name of Holmes had a large rig. Unfortunately he used it in places where a rig like that had no business being used and it got the best of him. Be careful with your big rig. :cool:
 
I just nees to figure out how to make the recycling system keep up!!! Any suggestions?
 
As Close to Super as We Got!

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Let me know what you think!
 
Powerwash Industries said:
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Let me know what you think!
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JD, can only advertise in the dist forum...You can alos include anything once in your intro thread.
 
I personally do not see how rigs that large have a single benefit to say 4 smaller rigs. I have 2 5.5 machines in the back of a box truck and I am not finding that to be very efficient. I could understand if you are doing a lot of large jobs on a single wash basis, but regular maintenance accounts I just dont see this to be beneficial.
 
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