Owning A Butler System Has Never Been Easier!

[Mikey P]

Owning A Butler System Has Never Been Easier! Finance programs are available with no money down, interest rates as low as 0% and terms from 24 to 72 months. Lease-to-own programs are available for as low as $699 a month. All the latest factory purchase incentives and rebates will be provided upon request. The Butler ...
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[AshleyMckendree]

I would like to see a butler with a 15 gallon water separator tank instead of a waste tank, with a bulletproof belt driven centrifugal pumpout, Larger Hose reel, No water tank, only live feed.

Butlers are THE best clutch pto out there... But they are just so crammed.

 

[Desk Jockey]

Actually I prefer the big 210 gallon waste tanks.

 

[AshleyMckendree]

Im talking in an extended cargo van

 

[Desk Jockey]

We get the 210 in the cargo too.

Our winters get so cold there is not always a good place to pump it with adding more complications to the job.

 

[GCCLee]

Olson has an ad somewhere on here with a high miles GMC van and a used Butler for $6 sumthin



New motor and tranny for 3-4k and bam ya gotta sweet rig for under 12k


Personally I have eyed the Butlers Hard because of you crack dealers! However I just dont like the layout.

 

[Chris A]

I think they have that option Ashley, with a 38 gallon tank

 

[JS41035]

Actually I prefer the big 210 gallon waste tanks.

That 210 gallon tank in the butler box truck always kills me. For 80 grand fab me a tank without the wheelwell spot.


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[Desk Jockey]

Its the because its the same exact tank that fits in the cargo vans. Why make two tanks.

Plus what are you going to do with that small square of space anyway?

 

[JS41035]

It is harder to build that tank than one that doesn't waste space. Just sayin.


I just realized I'm becoming my father. Ehh



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[Desk Jockey]

LOL

Hey now, that's something to be proud of!

 

[sweendogg]

Flat tanks still have to be sloped to allow drainage.. just saying. (looks like a great place to hide some rope!) [video=youtube;sVs9Tuapoqw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVs9Tuapoqw[/video]

 

[Desk Jockey]

 

[hogjowl]

I've noticed that Butlers owners NEVER show a picture of their cargo vans from the rear door perspective.

Why is that?

 

[Desk Jockey]

Not much to see. Most people want to see the unit but there again YOU'RE not like most people. ig:

I can get you one but the truck is out. It looks similar to the box, except the fresh water tank is on the passenger side.

 

[sweendogg]

Pictures from the Manufacturer on their page : http://www.butlersystem.com/pre-owned-butler-systems.html
Lots of pcitures of the rear:

http://www.butlersystem.com/butler-system-in-regular-and-extended-length-vans.html

 

[FB7777]

It does look silly with the wheel well opening , but the tank would be pitched to drain a bit anyways.

On my new Butler I am going with the 2.9% financing , that's ridiculously cheap money .

Also skipping Package 1 with all their shelving , gonna move a rear filter box to the right side where the 3 teir shelf would have been

That leaves the entire left side open for tools, except for a thin wall shelf on the left wall.

I personally think their stock air mover shelf is too wide and you lose the top shelf if you run a rear filter box anyways

 

[Lee Stockwell]

"Sloped" tanks ARE a waste of fabrication costs. I prefer flat to maximize capacity. In Kentucky hills are so common that any slope in the tank is entirely redundant.

 

[Desk Jockey]

It does look silly with the wheel well opening , but the tank would be pitched to drain a bit anyways.

On my new Butler I am going with the 2.9% financing , that's ridiculously cheap money .

Also skipping Package 1 with all their shelving , gonna move a rear filter box to the right side where the 3 teir shelf would have been

That leaves the entire left side open for tools, except for a thin wall shelf on the left wall.

I personally think their stock air mover shelf is too wide and you lose the top shelf if you run a rear filter box anyways

We get the 210 recovery and an fresh water tank. no shelves. It leaves more room for other tools, vacuums, Cimex, Orbot, or powerhead.

 

[Desk Jockey]

For the Stockwell family!

 

[FB7777]

"Sloped" tanks ARE a waste of fabrication costs. I prefer flat to maximize capacity. In Kentucky hills are so common that any slope in the tank is entirely redundant.

Many " costs" can be considered a waste of money to cheapskates and broke dicks.

And some companies have even been known to dispose of waste water according to municipal regulations, not pitched on a hill on the set of " Deliverance "

 

[Mikey P]

While a new Butler is impressive as can a rug sucker can be, the spiral catalog I got in the mail yesterday is even more so.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Many " costs" can be considered a waste of money to cheapskates and broke dicks.

And some companies have even been known to dispose of waste water according to municipal regulations, not pitched on a hill on the set of " Deliverance "

We had a Butler. My comment was directed at the waste of space, for what in the issue I noted, was not needed.

Thank GOD I don't often need to worry about disposal problems you face in the big cities.

 

[Desk Jockey]

While a new Butler is impressive as can a rug sucker can be, the spiral catalog I got in the mail yesterday is even more so.

I was more impressed with the Hat, pen & cell phone holder give away at MF10!

Everyone had a Butler hat!

 

[JS41035]

"Sloped" tanks ARE a waste of fabrication costs. I prefer flat to maximize capacity. In Kentucky hills are so common that any slope in the tank is entirely redundant.

So park on a hill to dump tank. Got it.
Nothing redneck about that. I learn so much here.


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[JS41035]

And btw I love,Like "marry an have babies with" LOVE Butler. I just don't think the box truck setups LOOK as tight as the cargos.


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[Desk Jockey]

You're right there is plenty of room in the box trucks. We can carry 18-airmovers and 3-Drizair 2000's, a Rover and still get our carpet gear in there.

They like the box for commercial work too since it has such a large large fresh and recovery tank and they can still have room for 6-Cimex's (they have to drop the WDR equipment) on there if needed.

 

[hogjowl]

English as a second language?

While a new Butler is impressive as can a rug sucker can be, the spiral catalog I got in the mail yesterday is even more so.

 

[Desk Jockey]

Kieta el stupido puerco

 

[JS41035]

Butler sells the setup. I think Sapphire should market a truck set up like WM used to. I like the new tank options. But the old setup was really popular. Plus if they set up a demo truck decked out like a butler setup. You might get some butler guys to look more seriously at the bigger blower, dealer support etc. And if your gonna market the new space saving tank , let people see that space. Don't throw a demo 370 in it. Easier to visualize. Maybe offer some shelf packages with matching paint schemes.




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