As I say I got the Gardiner backpack, 2 25ltr jerry cans to get practicing with. You could also use on some of your customers properties, which will give you feedback on how they feel etc. Experience on how a trolley will get you round some of the properties you work on etc.Then go from there ,if you need a tank etc in your van.
That fitting stops water coming out, nice n easy to plug hose in. As I say I fitted hoseless system in my pole so I disconnect that also, just roll up the hose n store.
That's exactly the plan, even been mentioning it to customers and so far all good feed back.... A lot trust me to make right decision and do good job after 30years ?
I've been using mine on my own house family and neighbours. Had a few enquiries whilst using so a couple of customers lined up. I went for the longest hose that comes with the pole, also I've been using the medium/soft universal sill brush. I need to get used to the swivel gooseneck (practice,practice n more practice)
How long hose, been sujested that 20m longest? I might get both swivel n normal neck... Are you using brush head bumper? They seem like a good idea
Just checked on the site.
Bumper *Ian Docksey said:
I think in reality using a trolley. Is set it down ,do the front , then wrap it up a bit, wheel it round the back and do there. Not going to go round the whole house using just the hose. Also before going round the back, top up the backpack.
Was hoping to do 3 houses on one fill. If using 1 1/2bp or 30L I do 25 houses a day so would use 750L per day minimum.... I wouldn't need a bigger van I'd need a truck! ??
I think others on here with experience can give you an idea of how much water you will use doing x amount of houses.
