LEASE A NEW BUTLER SYSTEM & VAN

[Mikey P]

LEASE A NEW BUTLER SYSTEM & VAN
$869 FOR 60 MONTHS
$976 FOR 36 MONTHS
No Money Down


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SAVE $3,500​

The Butler System with an Extensive List of Standard Features (including Factory Installation) $25,995

Preferred Equipment Package No. 1
(Shelving Units, Storage Containers and Holders etc.) $1,195

Preferred Equipment Package No. 2
(110-Gallon Stainless Steel Fresh Water Holding Tank) $2,295

Preferred Equipment Package No. 3
(Continuous Live Vacuum and Pressure Hose Reels) $1,595

2019 Chevrolet or GMC 2500 Series Van $30,675

TOTAL EQUIPMENT and VAN VALUE $61,755


Call for additional exclusive finance and lease programs for 24, 48 and 72 months!​

Our Finance Department will confidentially assist you with financing, leasing or lease to own programs that are exclusive to our customers. Please call 800.535.5025 or visit our website at butlersystem.com.



The Butler Corporation, 251 Moody Street, Ludlow, MA 01056​

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[Cleanworks]

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LEASE A NEW BUTLER SYSTEM & VAN
$869 FOR 60 MONTHS
$976 FOR 36 MONTHS
No Money Down

View attachment 88168
​

SAVE $3,500​

The Butler System with an Extensive List of Standard Features (including Factory Installation) $25,995

Preferred Equipment Package No. 1
(Shelving Units, Storage Containers and Holders etc.) $1,195

Preferred Equipment Package No. 2
(110-Gallon Stainless Steel Fresh Water Holding Tank) $2,295

Preferred Equipment Package No. 3
(Continuous Live Vacuum and Pressure Hose Reels) $1,595

2019 Chevrolet or GMC 2500 Series Van $30,675

TOTAL EQUIPMENT and VAN VALUE $61,755


Call for additional exclusive finance and lease programs for 24, 48 and 72 months!​

Our Finance Department will confidentially assist you with financing, leasing or lease to own programs that are exclusive to our customers. Please call 800.535.5025 or visit our website at butlersystem.com.

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The Butler Corporation, 251 Moody Street, Ludlow, MA 01056​

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That looks so tempting. Of course in Canada, add another 35%.

 

[DAT]

Thats a big payment to me...

 

[hogjowl]

Small payment
But no pump out
No supply reel
No 47 blower
No high heat
No Saiger mod

 

[Old Coastie]

No way-cool shark teeth.

 

[Nomad74]

Will it fit on my new car trailer?

 

[Lee Stockwell]

It would cost a bunch to drive it coast to coast.

 

[Cleanworks]

Small payment
But no pump out
No supply reel
No 47 blower
No high heat
No Saiger mod

47 blower is $850, heat package is $1550. Both worthwhile.

 

[Trip Moses]

That looks so tempting. Of course in Canada, add another 35%.

Ouch

 

[jcooper]

Thats a big payment to me...

Lol, it ain't cheap. At the same time half the cost is the new van.


Don't forget it's a lease, 60 x 869$ is 52140$

Butler says van and equipment total is 62k. To actually own the set up, more than likely will have a 10-15k buyout at the end.

I'd imagine insurance on a 65k truck isn't cheap either.

 

[Newman]

Lol, it ain't cheap. At the same time half the cost is the new van.


Don't forget it's a lease, 60 x 869$ is 52140$

Butler says van and equipment total is 62k. To actually own the set up, more than likely will have a 10-15k buyout at the end.

I'd imagine insurance on a 65k truck isn't cheap either.

Yes, means nothing without knowing buyout $$. Probably more like 30K.

 

[Cleanworks]

Lol, it ain't cheap. At the same time half the cost is the new van.


Don't forget it's a lease, 60 x 869$ is 52140$

Butler says van and equipment total is 62k. To actually own the set up, more than likely will have a 10-15k buyout at the end.

I'd imagine insurance on a 65k truck isn't cheap either.

Things to consider though, repairs and maintenance on an older vehicle aren't cheap, same as repairs on an old cleaning unit. New van probably gets better fuel economy than an older van. If your business is solid and you have good credit, you should be able to afford it. Don't forget, you can write off the lease against your income. Turn the van back to Butler when the lease is done and get a new one again.

 

[ruff]

It would cost a bunch to drive it coast to coast.

You don't just drive it coast to coast. I and my wife made a happening with that.
We drove from Mas to CA. Stopped in Cleveland, lake Eerie, Yellowstone, Grand Tetons the Bad lands and more.
By the time we booked there were no more accommodations available in Yellow Stone, so we got a mattress in the back of the van and camped there.

It was just awesome. Hell, it makes me want to sell this one so that we can do it again.

 

[jcooper]

You don't just drive it coast to coast. I and my wife made a happening with that.
We drove from Mas to CA. Stopped in Cleveland, lake Eerie, Yellowstone, Grand Tetons the Bad lands and more.
By the time we booked there were no more accommodations available in Yellow Stone, so we got a mattress in the back of the van and camped there.

It was just awesome. Hell, it makes me want to sell this one so that we can do it again.

Sounds like a butler has plenty of room in the back!

 

[Nomad74]

You don't just drive it coast to coast. I and my wife made a happening with that.
We drove from Mas to CA. Stopped in Cleveland, lake Eerie, Yellowstone, Grand Tetons the Bad lands and more.
By the time we booked there were no more accommodations available in Yellow Stone, so we got a mattress in the back of the van and camped there.

It was just awesome. Hell, it makes me want to sell this one so that we can do it again.

I would just drive

 

[Cleanworks]

I would just drive

Until you see a Wendy's

 

[ruff]

Sounds like a butler has plenty of room in the back!

That was before any shelving. Mid mount.Extended van. Just fit a queen size mattress bending at the edges.

Though your point was well made Jerry. Hey folks, with no shelving there's plenty of room in a Butler. Keep it lean

If it was a CDS, we could have played tennis.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Did you carry the queen sized mattress on your flight from CA or buy it in MA?

 

[ruff]

We stopped at a thrift shop in Wyoming, before the national parks.
For a grand total of $40.00

 

[Cleanworks]

We stopped at a thrift shop in Wyoming, before the national parks.
For a grand total of $40.00

Bed bugs included.

 

[ruff]

Clean as a whistle.
Whatever that means.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Clean as a whistle.
Whatever that means.

Full of spit.

 

[ruff]

Lee!
Are you trying to impersonate Phred?
Me thinks it does not suit you. Just be your usual, genuinely nice fellow.

 

[Ron Werner]

So, considering the other thread about GMC vans being "crap" and breaking all the time, how do Butlers maintain their great rep??

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Because they don't put them in Dodge's?

 

[hogjowl]

I can’t imagine
You know their service guy is a Boyle

 

[Cleanworks]

Gm vans are essentially reliable. Yes there are glitches here and there but they are usually minor. Engine and drivetrain are solid. Probably the weak spot in any pto system is the computerized throttle advance.

 

[Ron Werner]

How would you rate a Cleanco vs a Butler?

 

[Cleanworks]

How would you rate a Cleanco vs a Butler?

Essentially, the same unit. The butler is an updated version of the old cleanco classic. Butler seems to have refined it to a fine art. The cleanco compact seems to be as reliable and can be purchased with the large cfm and added heat package. Probably cheaper than the butler. Lots of cleanco here, they seem to run forever. I don't think cleanco has the large capacity tanks like the butler but I could be wrong. Butler seems to have more options. Ps. The biggest difference is the installation. Butler is done in one location, cleanco can be done by any Tom, dick or Harry.

 

[hogjowl]

If any Tom, Mikey or Harry is you Distributor, then you can request a Cleanco rep to supervise the install.

Butlers get a few degrees hotter and they can obtain more psi for tile.