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Hi thanks for watching. Are you in South Florida ?

Hi thank you for viewing it's def a journey and lots of fun. I enjoy the build part especially since I'm not a handyman I'm happy with what I was able to do. I am a full time barber so this is all new to me. Good luck I'm here if you need any help.

I guess it would be helpful but I built this on a budget plus the trailer is only 4x8. Lastly my CRV is not rated to pull anything heavier than what's already onboard.

@@KrakenPressureWashing well I’m not hating. I want to specialize in concrete driveway and oil stains and it seems like hot water is a must for that. props for doing this and getting your own business going bro….

I agree if I was doing commercial work store fronts, dumpsters restaurants I probably would want to use hot water but for typical residential work here in Florida. It's not necessary.. the degreaser from Southeast soft wash works very well however it's too expensive. I'm sure you can find something comparable for way less..

Not a lot. Prob more hours than # of jobs if that makes sense? I'm new so it takes me a few hours to do a roof/house then rinse. But for what I've done its was def worth spending only $55. I use at how to wash my car too.

@@KrakenPressureWashing that's great. I had my eye on that pump. I'm going to get it. I'll also get a second one for back up like you did just in case. Thanks!

I never drove on the highway just side roads. So weird luckily they are only $40 to replace

That's a great idea I don't know but i will try. That would also make a good video.

That's a great idea. I feel like you don't actually get 5.5 gallons my garden hose rinses faster I would like a bigger pump. SESW has an 18gpm but it's very expensive.

@@KrakenPressureWashing That's their 16 gpm, that is a dual head pump, it's like your 2 pumps running of a single motor, that's why it's 24v, the motor needs a lot of power to move both heads at the same time at 150 psi, you take your 2 pumps, plumb them in parallel, adjust the pressure to 90PSI and VOILA, you have a 11 GPM (open flow= at the pump ) at 90PSI that will give you at least 55 to 60 feet of reach, and it only cost you less than 10% of that 24V monstrosity, that down the road will give you more headaches than solutions, plus you can alternate if you want to use either 1 pump or both pumps and if you need to replace one it will be just $55.00 bucks. How's that sound?

Great idea. Thanks for posting

It works great. I had so much fun making my own.

@@KrakenPressureWashing I just got my set of KAPLAN 3/4 for the system that I'm trying to build. they are exactly like those of yours and looks like the GF.😁 I see that you are in FL, me too. do you have ways that we can communicate to exchange ideas about the projects?

Yes! It works great so far . Bought a second as a backup

I knew someone out there would like to see this! I bought it from someone on Facebook marketplace no stickers no registration title or information. I registered it as homemade and got it weighed. Total weight was 640 pounds with nothing on it. Kinda heavy but it's more heavy duty with full size tires. I think I am at the maximum tow capacity of 1500 pounds with all equipment on trailer now.

Thanks for watching ! Appreciate you

Get that money bro, only goes up from here bro , started my business in the back of a Honda hatchback

Thanks man. It's an aluminum dunage rack (a shelf commonly used in restaurants) cost me $40 for 4 ft length got 2. Weighs only 6 pounds and can hold 1400 pounds I drilled holes and bolted it to the side of trailer. I have a video on it. Here's the link: czcams.com/video/q3WMpe4w0aQ/video.htmlsi=iFS5PFiIfg5BrVqI

Water tank is 65 gallons $200 at toolbarn SH is 35 gallons. I don't have a truck I'm towing with Honda CRV which can only pull 1500# but for starting out it's more than plenty.

Almost makes want want to build them and sell them

Thanks, its an outdoor wood deck paint you can get in any color swatch at HD

I watch a lot of lawn care CZcams vids too. I learn a lot 👷🏼‍♂️

Yes sir. Weighs 6 pounds can hold 1400# costs $40 and was the perfect size. I've considered cutting off legs for aesthetics but may attach a sign to it. I made a video on it here czcams.com/video/q3WMpe4w0aQ/video.htmlsi=8fUDHmJ6G7WXXn7p

Search up chlorine supply pompano forgot the exact name

lol didn't look at it that way that's funny

When that membrane is gone on a 30 + roof you're gonna need to apply some pressure never say never 😅

Thanks. Here's Amazon I've seen them for less on TEMU 2 Pcs Shovel Mount for Roof Rack,... www.amazon.com/dp/B0CPDZQ1YY?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Thanks man. I would not have chosen this pump it's a direct drive but I got it for a super discount

Thanks 👍

Yeah man thanks !

Greetings 👋 sodium hypochlorite aka bleach preferably 12.5 %

@@KrakenPressureWashingthank you, my friend, for your advice, you were healthy and had a lot of work, greetings

Hey buddy I'm Kevin

Are you based in Florida? I think I seen your sign that’s y I ask lol

Just seen it’s called kraken cleaning solution based in west palm beach

@@youngchris2986 yes im in broward and palm beach county. Tons of wash guys here

@@KrakenPressureWashing I’m based out of west palm beach. My company is supreme Pressure washing . Keep making those video I’ll be following you

Glad ya asked. I found an aluminum dunage rack that is commonly used in restaurants. It's basically an aluminum shelf that holds 1400 pounds and only weighs 6lbs I was concerned how the welds would hold up being it's bolted to side rail of trailer but It gets support from the wheel well. I may cut of the legs or attach a custom made sigh to it. $40 for a 4 foot long piece can't go wrong. It's strong, light, rust proof looks cool and cheap. No need to cut wood or weld. Just bolt on.

Thank you for the advice Craig.

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hi

They are 12 inch Titan stainless steel. I was going to go with some Walmart hose reels but these really give a professional look and will last a long time . They are sold all over the Internet for about $400 apiece. I would not recommend this to someone just starting out but for me it was a nonnegotiable to have good hose reels.

Yeah man that was the original plan but the 12v pump stopped pumping. Brand new pump too. Not sure what happen but I'm sure it was user error it started working again when I git home to inspect. I actually pulled out the pump up sprayer and hit it again with exactly 3% . The high pressure ball valve also snapped on this first use. Maybe I tightened it on too hard? Already replaced it with a DN10. Check out temu they have lots of great pressure washing fittings for less.

Yea I will take a look on there for sure

Hi it's an aluminum dunage rack used in the restaurant industry. Solid it holds about 1,400 pounds and weighs like 6lb. Cost about $40 I made a video on it will prob make another as I'm new at making you tube videos and could prob do a better job video : czcams.com/video/q3WMpe4w0aQ/video.htmlsi=_M4EieovK214BxN- Racks: www.webstaurantstore.com/14877/dunnage-racks.html

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It's nice because it has adjustment screws to tighten so you won't get any rattle

@@KrakenPressureWashing cool, thanks man

Yes def a mind trick. I also find it easy to look backwards helps my brain steer opposite. I put a wheel on the bottom of trailer jack in case I ever need to unlatch and physically spin trailer around 🤣

About 5k including used trailer. can be done for less. Each titan hose reel is $400 but I wanted stainless steel plus it looks more professional I think. You can get cheaper 55 gallon drum tanks on FB these were 200 each. You'll spend a lot on hoses and fittings. If I could do it again I would have got a better pressure washer. It's a Simpson 4pm. No belt or gear :(

@@KrakenPressureWashing That's the washer Im looking to purchase to stay on a tight budget LMAO. Which one are you eyeing up? Thanks for the response

@@PoconoWashPros it works well except it dosent have a bypass unloader. I didn't know what that feature was till after I bought. hopefully I can spare you the trouble by letting you know that with this washer, you have to constantly spray water or the pump will overheat whereas with a bypass unloader, you can let off the trigger and Water will bypass through a hose back to the tank.

​@@KrakenPressureWashing What makes you afraid of your pressure washer? I ask because I got a brand new, used one time, 4 gpm pressure washer for $100. I've had units like this one many times and had no issues selling them for $600 each. What's the main advantage of belt drive? I'm thinking the important thing is to have external bypass valve that dumps back into the tank while pressure isn't being used.

@@8SecSleeperit's a great machine. I just don't like that it doesn't have a bypass unloader but there is a work around to install one. I purchased one for about $70 haven't installed it yet. $100 you can't go wrong. The day you upgrade this could be your backup

It's solid. Put 200 feet 1/2 pvc softwash hose, 200 ft 3/8 high pressure hose and 150ft flexzillq garden hose. I'm having so much fun building it I want to sell it and build another one !