Nobody is getting scalded, it is spraying out under the truck. By the time it hits the ground, it's cold already. A little water running down the driveway isn't going to hurt anyone. A lot of trucks leak that much anyway.
Not mine.
For your tm, a 6 flow would be fine.
Maybe not now but not uncommon for a fitting to begin leaking during a job.
Then you know you have a problem to fix. If it's always leaking you might miss a small problem that becomes a big problem before you know it.
2 jet for now. I haven't gotten chance to upgrade my wand. Ill get 2x 3flow jet teejet tomorrow
Absolutely agree. No idea why manufacturers put it back into the waste tank. What a waste
Because I'll bet most cleaners don't use a fresh water tank.
Not hard to put a small fresh tank on just for the bypass. 20-25 gallons should it.
Depends where you live. I've never had the need for a fresh tank.
Not for cleaning. All of our trucks are a bit of a compromise. We need to get around the city easily and be able to park. We also need extra room in the trucks for portables, cimex machines and picking up rugs. For the type of work I do, I would need at least a 100 gallon fresh tank to avoid having to refill on the job and just don't have the room for it.
I’ve had countless customers ask if I NEED to hook up to their water supply.
That's probably the long wheel base van. Too big for my parking spaces. I run the regular wheel base for that reason. We're in and out of a lot of right spaces, especially in some of the townhouse complexes we do. That's where the little Astro with the CDS shines. Just wish it had a little more heat. My dodge isn't bad and has room for rugs. The Astro has a full size waste tank and doesn't leave enough between the tank and roof to slide a large rug through.
