boy I'm glad I tossed the fresh tank idea
- Thread starter Mikey P
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Mikey P
Administrator
how it ended up
Mikey P
Administrator
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
Marty's word
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
I would have never used THAT fresh tank either.
Mikey P
Administrator
Well gee Lee, where would you have put it?
hogjowl
Idiot™
Idiot
Mikey P
Administrator
Excuse me, I'm a premium idiot who's clients have running water 49' from my van 98% of the time.
KevinD
Member
Steve Lawrence
Member
Plus you don't have a real winter to deal with.
Kenny Hayes
Member
Fresh tank for even more than carpet cleaning. When we strip floors, a lot of times it’s easier to get water there than from a sink. So it’s very convenient for us.
Yup, I pulled my fresh tank out. Never seems to be a problem in states where running water is not a problem. In my state the electricity is the issue.
I now use my fresh tank for an Acid Rinse tank for the rug shop.
I now use my fresh tank for an Acid Rinse tank for the rug shop.
hogjowl
Idiot™
Your all idiots
Steve Lawrence
Member
You're
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rwcarpet
Supportive Member
Just the opposite here. Glad I have a freshy tank. Many of the rentals I do have no water access, other than tapping into the washing machine hookup.
Plus, I'm too friggin lazy to hunt down and connect to a working spigot. Especially during our usually well below freezing temps. And if it's not a frost proof spigot, and you manage to get the regular spigot unfroze, you then gotta check in the basement or inside the wall to make sure it hasn't frozen and pipe is cracked and leaking.
I'm old.
Leave my water tank alone.
Plus, I'm too friggin lazy to hunt down and connect to a working spigot. Especially during our usually well below freezing temps. And if it's not a frost proof spigot, and you manage to get the regular spigot unfroze, you then gotta check in the basement or inside the wall to make sure it hasn't frozen and pipe is cracked and leaking.
I'm old.
Leave my water tank alone.
hogjowl
Idiot™
The big idiot has talked himself into thinking he doesn’t need a fresh tank because he bought the wrong TM
cant do that is Wisconsin. People turn off outside water faucets in December and dont turn them on until April. Then when you do turn them on, you have a chance of a water break (which is now your fault) if it was not turned off properly. Sorry, not for me
Ill stay efficient and use my Water Pond all day long.
Didnt see a softner on the truck either.....
Ill stay efficient and use my Water Pond all day long.
Didnt see a softner on the truck either.....
Cleanworks
Moderator
Fresh tank is a nice option but it takes up space in the van, causes you to burn more fuel and is harder on the vans engine, transmission and brakes. In 40 years, I've never needed one. We have very mild winters here. I think in a colder climate, a fresh tank is a necessity.
Mikey P
Administrator
hogjowl
Idiot™
That too
Mikey P
Administrator
Transit for the win!
Lars
Member
Nice clean set up Mike 
Cleanworks
Moderator
Could have used a belly tank.
Mikey P
Administrator
Yeah?
Where?
Where?
Cleanworks
Moderator
Mikey P
Administrator
Look at the first picture
hogjowl
Idiot™
He’s Canadian
Lars probably is too
Lars probably is too
Cleanworks
Moderator
I did. Not sure why they need all that crap on the sides. They should have at least a 60 gallon belly tank that the machine sits on like the prochem.
