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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: vivaro 013 on February 08, 2007, 09:27:12 pm
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can you fit all eqpt in these vans , ie water fed poles tank / poles and etc
photos would be appreiated
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Yes, though my 18ft with aluminium gooseneck would only fit diagonally from floor to ceiling.
Couldn't fit 38ft pole inside, but put on ladder with bungees.
400 litre van mount, trolley, 5X5ft pole on 1 side, 3X4ft pole on other, cones, leisure battery sub pump and hose.
Sorry, no photos.
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Have a look at my post here
http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=32486.0
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Nice Ford, but the Dispatch comes with two sliding doors and can have 900kg payload.
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All the vans you have mentioned seem good to me even my little yellow one earns me a good amount each day, my brother has got a long wheel based tranny im hoping he sells it to me when he gets a new one as it will fit all my wfp equipment in and also my carpet machine.
I was offered a big trailer yesterday for free but ive got nowhere to put what a shame
Brett
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Here is my Scudo http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=32063.0
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if its not got a solid bulkhead in you shud be able to fit all poles in it. i have a 24ft facelift with alloy goosneck & brush on end in my kangoo!!
tony
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heres my despatch 3/4 loaded i can fit another trolley in as well
(http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f280/waterfed/S3010055-1.jpg)
hope this helps
gary
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here is my dispatch kitted out. Superb window cleaning van. twin doors and three seats yet small enough to get into tight spots.
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Hi Mark
Where did you get your drip tray in the back of your van from please?
Spruce
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i got it from bubbly clean which supplied the trolley tank and tray, and whom can supply the whole system if needed. The best thing about it is the trolley which is light and versatile. Ideal for domestic work. The tray has a drain hole through the bottom of the van, which is handy. If you need any contact details then ill pm to you. Thier web site will be up and going soon, now that the trolley is fully patented.
I was going to coat the floor of the van out but i got the tray made which i can move to a new van which will be the same because i like the size of it for window cleaning.
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i got it from bubbly clean which supplied the trolley tank and tray, and whom can supply the whole system if needed. The best thing about it is the trolley which is light and versatile. Ideal for domestic work. The tray has a drain hole through the bottom of the van, which is handy. If you need any contact details then ill pm to you. Thier web site will be up and going soon, now that the trolley is fully patented.
I was going to coat the floor of the van out but i got the tray made which i can move to a new van which will be the same because i like the size of it for window cleaning.
Hi Mark
Would appreciate their details.
Have just bought a 52 plate Peugeot Partner 800 HDI for my son and we will shortly begin to kit it out. I have been looking for a catch tray with a drain to contain any spilt water.
Thanks
Spruce
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Whats the max tank capacity you can have with one person in the van,
Thanks
Doug
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i think my tank holds about 400 ltrs but i have no intention of fully filling it. I have only half filled it so far, but because the pump and battery etc is all neatly fitted to the tank if i ever get a big van i can just slide it out and have it fitted to new van.
250 ltrs may not sound like a lot of water but the poles have triggers and nozzles that help with water consumption. Plus im only starting out with it doing upstairs windows at the moment. If i was to fill the tank it would easilly do me 2-3 days.
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sorry spruce, couldnt see your email. You can contact david on 01473742466