jason1965
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Just question do any of you use a ramp to load and unload your pressure washer. ?
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Ramp for pressure washer
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luca
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No but I can't lift mine so it's a great idea... mostly we go 2 men strong now but with the new van I want it to be just softwashing and pressure washing so would be great to know what ramps to use as will be one man mostly, let me know if you find something... ideally not bolted... something I can slide away and use when needed.
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johnny bravo
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i used to use scaffolding boards, 2, cut to size so can fit into car & van on sise., the longer the better, less weight putting back in . if too short theres more weight.
you can usually find these laying around , if you know what i mean. industrial estates etc, any scaffolding around there will be boards around the floor.
i love pressure washing , with a good machine. i found it too time consuming. got too much window cleaning work.
you can usually find these laying around , if you know what i mean. industrial estates etc, any scaffolding around there will be boards around the floor.
i love pressure washing , with a good machine. i found it too time consuming. got too much window cleaning work.
steve garwood
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I use telescopic wheelchair ramps. £70 e.bay
