think of the stupidest person you know...

[Ron Werner]

Then think of someone stupider. I'm thinking safety around my truck when its running, plus security when I'm cleaning late at night down town. Don't want someone sticking their hand where it shouldn't be or taking something that isn't theirs. I have a screen that's going to go in front of the pulleys and diverter, just in case some idiot decides to put their hand through the gate.





I can close one side to block off the TM and still be able to get in the truck. Sort of half security if in a residential area. Keeps people away from the working parts.


Then I can close it all off and keep everyone out. Esp when I'm cleaning Chinese restaurants downtown where people with few morals hang out.


and then just so no one trips over the hoses I got me one of these hose bridges

 

[Art Kelley]

That gate is a very elegant solution to your security concerns Ron. Running my D/D TM I can just put my hoses through the security access gate on my door and close it and lock it, which is a nice feature, What do you do about the other security issue when working a commercial job, that is, can you secure and lock the front door of the place you are working?

 

[Mikey P]

pretty darn unique there Ron.


but I never imagined you for a late night work type guy.

 

[Ron Werner]

I only clean a couple restaurants that take me till about midnight. Can't really secure the doors on these places. The condos I clean I have to leave the doors open but I clean those in daylight.

What I would love for them, or ALL commercial places, to install is like a trap door beside the access doors, about 6in square, large enough to run the hose through but not large enough for anyone to gain access. Run the hoses through and go inside, the building is secure.

On my other truck I had my hoses such that I could connect outside the box. Challenge is I need to keep the door open for ventilation to keep the engine cool, so how to secure the truck with the door open. I have a few other mods in mind for winter time so I can close the door partially but still give the engine lots of cold air for cooling. That keeps enough heat in the box to prevent anything from freezing.

 

[Jim Martin]

Its a great idea.......if you put it on the inside of the roll up door then you can use it to also help secure your truck at night or when you are away on vacation..........pull and lock gates then drop the door and lock it...

 

[mirf]

Looks great and professional too! I not to sure about the bridge idea.

 

[shadygrady]

I would just step around the bridge and trip on your looped hoses, then sue your ass the Bruce County way! Hey Dere from Sauble Beach Ron!

 

[Mike Draper]

What if I was in my wheelchair and I catch air off your bridge? Major lawsuit!!!!!

 

[Desk Jockey]

I like the security aspect of it and it still allows good air flow in there plus it matches you company colors too!

The speed bump well....I image you can get some good air pulling an Ollie off of it.

 

[Shane Deubell]

Great idea! looks good too.

 

[GCCLee]

pretty darn unique there Ron.


but I never imagined you for a late night work type guy.

First I wanted to make sure my name wasn't already mentioned in this thread.........











Second, All I can think of is the time you wuz driving down the road with your Azz end hangin wide open.
Then things will look awful funny swingin back n forth in the mirrors : )




Put some straps on em when they are not in use!

 

[Shane Deubell]

Hmmmm the stoopidest person i know ....

 

[Desk Jockey]

First I wanted to make sure my name wasn't already mentioned in this thread.........

Why would you think that?

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[ruff]

Good arrangement Ron.

 

[GCCLee]

The web crawler nightmare when it hits that profile string, lol

 

[bob vawter]

you KNOW there is a eulogy thread in the RR.....wher you can tell people what you think of them.......
before they die...

it's a hoot!

 

[Desk Jockey]

Do you know something I don't?

 

[bob vawter]

Do you know something I don't?

you know i do.....

 

[Ron Werner]

well, if someone steps AROUND the ramp or rolls off the side, I've done my best. Stupid is as stupid does. And yes, the first person by that ramp walked around it!!
That ramp is almost foot and half wider than a wheelchair and even more so for a scooter. AND they would have a hec of lot harder time getting over the hoses without the ramp. Its no different than a ramp you would see at a construction area.
If someone sues me, I'll say to the judge "Your honour, I thought of the stupidest person I could, then I planned for someone stupider. I guess I just could not plan for someone THAT stupid!" I'm not going to build an over pass to get over the hoses. This is what that ramp was built for.

Already thought of the swing, if you look close on the bottom corners you'll see some latches; those are for bungies to hold the gate in place while I'm driving.

When I'm away, I can lock the pull down door, then I can lock the gate in two spots. Of course, if they have a screw driver they can disassemble the whole thing, but then they still have to cut the lock on the door. I can basically triple lock that gate, one on the outside, one on the inside, and one at the bottom. A lock only keeps an honest person out. The gate will keep some idiots and kids out. It'll keep those nosey cats out too!

 

[Desk Jockey]

I like that ramp it would be great for side walks but I do believe a good share will go around it and still have your hoses as obstacles.

I would. "Stupid is as stupid does."

 

[bob vawter]

it's alwaez good to plan what yor gonna say to a judge

 

[GCCLee]