The Cleaning Artist
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- Oct 7, 2006
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Wait until you hear about the Oreck and the red handle.Mike I really meant no disrespect but that was what was pushed the last I was around the net. I had the big truck but it didn't work well for our small driveways here. SO we put the big machines back in vans with all live reals and the rewards were just what we were looking for. Simplicity, easy set up, roll up and efficient. Jus now the vans are packed...
Thanks!This place was dead jus like an 80yr olds bedroom b4 viagra. At least I livened it up in here. Pushing yous buttons maken ya think only challenges one to do better.
Hi Shorty lots of rain here in Fl I use a large flat sheet over both side doors with cords to hold it down . It protects the engine from the rain and allows me to work but I still get wet but I was born wet. jz.You guys simply amaze me.
You put a truck mount into a van with no exhaust exiting the vehicle.
Why do you not at least put an exhaust outlet under the vehicle.?
I would also place the waste hose out of the other, closer door unless there is a legitimate reason not to.
Does it ever rain over there??
If so, why not have a door that at least lifts up to help protect the interior from the weather, as well as make it drier for the operator to unload/load the vehicle. ??
Failing that, you COULD have an awning attached to keep the side of the of the van which is open to the elements, dry.
You could also sit a chair under it for a coldie when finished.