Mmmm....Mmmm...Mmmm...Cold snap is here.....

[Cleanworks]

This was tool I was using today. Had to defrost the so called "frost free" tap to get the water running.

 

[jcooper]

Damn Jerry I hope the damage is minimal.

Thanks, Steve. We actually got very lucky, not sure if the hx and pump being empty last night helped or what, but somehow nothing was wrong(today). Worked great on a very large job AND it was like -18 windchill! I did all my set up shat in his garage and hooked right to his nice and hot util sink. Did fine...

Who moves from AZ to IL and buys a house with no garage???

I've been using the pork hole and closing the van up. I'm really happy with this set up.

When we do get the dam garage, water tank and direct drive are coming our way.

 

[jcooper]

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Oh yeah... Getting it done!

Hey Mark, ever had a slide before the butlers? How'd that go?

How about no water tank?

 

[Desk Jockey]

You just need a water tank. It doesn't get you out of the cold but it will save you the hassle of feed hose freezing up. It also saves you time year round.

 

[Onfire_02_01]

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Got away with not having to drag hoses through the deep snow in the back of this facility.

2 Apartments across hall from each other. Watched for the little elderly people... Moved hose as needed...

Still dang cold!

Might I suggest a 25-50 foot section of 325 para cord. Loops on both ends then all you do is attach the cord on the balcony and throw it over for the person down below to attach the hoses and pull them up instead of carrying your big hose up the steps. I have been using the para cord for years now and it has saved many a trip back down the steps to hookup the hose I just threw back down.

 

[Mark Saiger]

Making it real today...

Boom!