look at this tank the aussies put together

[juniorc82]

This looks like a beast of a set up. Love that filter box and extended cab. Cant say Im much on the gullwing doors to the machine but on a rig this badass they get a pass for that https://www.facebook.com/PowerCleanAustralia Check out the pics of the sapphire 870 mounted in the extended sprinter lookin thing. Reminds me of the truck with the machine gun on tango and cash.

 

[kingjoelking]

Love the brush guard.

 

[Becker]

Love the brush guard.

That's standard equipment over there.

 

[Mikey P]

That thing would be a riot at farmers markets..

 

[FredC]

roo murderers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Shorty]

The gull wing doors serve a purpose, especially in my neck of the woods where we get torrential downpours.

You really appreciate them when you're rolling up your hoses and putting your gear away & it's pissing down rain.

Don't believe me??

Ask Al Paulsen.


Brush guards????

We call 'em 'roo bars.

Ever see the damage that a 'roo can do to a car traveling at 60mph??

Average weight of a 'roo is around 143lb, and they can hop at about 30mph

http://www.macromeats-gourmetgame.com.au/Recipes/Kangaroo_fillet_steak.aspx#.Um-mAxCf-nJ

It's really yummy, quite gamy, and very little fat, again, ask Al.

Goes down well with a nice chilled cab sav merlot.

 

[Mardie]

Shorty we call them bumpers moose catchers and ya they are sure life savers in areas were they are needed. I sure like their approach to how they build things. Tough and very well thought out. Is this typical of how Aussies do things ?

 

[GCCLee]

That is CLEAN !

Love the door concept.

 

[AshleyMckendree]

...it's ....its just so beautiful.

 

[GCCLee]

...it's ....its just so beautiful.

I know, wanna hold hands?


Don't get any ideas Bud!

 

[Shorty]

Shorty we call them bumpers moose catchers and ya they are sure life savers in areas were they are needed. I sure like their approach to how they build things. Tough and very well thought out. Is this typical of how Aussies do things ?

Depends on who does the installation, etc; & most importantly, what part of the country one is working in.

Check out some of these rigs:

http://www.powerclean.com.au/workshops-installations.html

Although I live in a small city, for the past thirty years I'd do frequent "bush runs".

Early morning especially, you need the security and safety of a GOOD bull bar, I've always had a solid one on my vehicles.

Driving to the conditions, know how to "spot" roo's & other animals and GOOD lighting have helped me be accident free for all those years.

My latest van does not have even a nudge bar, I rarely travel those roads and at those times now.

The other necessities I had in previous vehicles were long distance, as well as wide spotlights, fog lights & cb radio for road conditions and cops with hair dryers or flash for cash.

Hope this helps.

 

[hogjowl]

Only thing is, it doesn't look to have very much storage room.

 

[juniorc82]

I asked them facebook where they store the chems at and they didn't responde. It looks like where they have the upholstery tool hanging they could fit a skinny 3 tier shelf in there. I like how on my butler fresh water tank there is a chemical shelf built on the side. I would have one welded and built on if that was my rid. aside from that it looks like you could still fit a vacuum and 175 and even some mopbuckets or a few fans and a couple dehu's or whatever else on there. I think it would be cool if the vacuum reel was on a sliding track that you could unlock and glide it to come out of the van to create more room for servicing the machine. I also like the extended cab. plenty of room for a mobile office or just extra passenger space to bring the chimp cavalry to a large commercial job