Most effecient set up

[DJT]

Hi all. Hope everyone is busy. Window cleaning ia the bread and butter of my business but pressure washing is picking up alot this year and something im trying to push. I have a 15lpm honda gx390 with interpump. Currently im running it of a wheelie bin set up whoch seems to work well. I was wondering what people's set ups were like. I want to be as effecient as possible. I didnt know whether to change to a permanent 350l feed tank in the van next to the pure water tank. Your feedback is appreciated.

 

[southcoastkev]

Hi all. Hope everyone is busy. Window cleaning ia the bread and butter of my business but pressure washing is picking up alot this year and something im trying to push. I have a 15lpm honda gx390 with interpump. Currently im running it of a wheelie bin set up whoch seems to work well. I was wondering what people's set ups were like. I want to be as effecient as possible. I didnt know whether to change to a permanent 350l feed tank in the van next to the pure water tank. Your feedback is appreciated.

@DJT I can't offer any help with this, but good luck with this mate. I've seen some YouTubers doing pressure washing (like Sid Partridge/Partridge Exterior Cleaning) so they may be able to help alot (apologies if you have already watched them).

 

[Dave B]

Wheelie bin works well so it depends if you have the space for a permanent 2nd tank or better just to chuck wheelie bin in when needed

 

[Pjj]

We use a wheels bin as well but if pressure washing was our primary job would probably have a tank in the van

 

[tench0771]

I use a 210 barrel upgrading to a wheelie bin this year . the fastest way would be van mount system with hose reel less stress on the body humping every thing out and back in I don’t use a reel just coil the hoses up that is a pain to be honest wish I had reel ?

 

[DJT]

Cheers all
Sounds like sticking with wheelie bin is the way forward. Havnt quite got rhe room for permanent tank along with everything else!