Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Bobs Window Cleaning on June 01, 2008, 06:10:04 pm
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Well here it is Guys. My new 55plate Toyota Hiace with a 500L pure freedom setup.
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Nice one Bob :)
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has it been crash tested? lol
looks well nice that mate, i like how the pipes go down through floor ;)
nice one!
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8) Very professional 8)
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I got the same system and the only fault is the hose connectors they use as the hose kept popping off so i got some of the metal gardiners ones they sell at b&q.
chris
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Nice system, that hosereel is going to fall over though. :P
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As you can guess guys. Its a setup from Andrew Mcann at pure freedom.
The only fault I could find was with the setup was..... Water going everywhere when I disconnected the hose from the port under the bumper. Only for a second or 2 but very annoying.
Easily solved with a hoselock type connector with an on/off valve/tap on it. Other than that its ggggreat.
Can I also point out how helpful Mr Mcann is. The amount of times he has offered me great advice i cant remember but he is such a top bloke with the best aftersales service I have ever had.
Bob
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looks great Bod how long does it take to fill ??
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Looks good,is there anyway you can fill at home,i thinks it`s a waste of time having RO in van it just looks good for the customer to see.
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Dave it takes 6ish hours to fill.
NWH, I do fill from home . Do you think I fill at my customers houses?
I also have a 300gpd system at home which fills my 1000l static tank.
I used to transfer to my smaller tank in my old van. Its not a waste of time NWH having the RO on board cos it would take me around 20 hours to fill without using the 4040 ro.
Bob
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6 Hours?! with a 40" RO?
That's only 83l per hour, you should get a lot more if you have correct pressure. How much PSI do you have from your tap?
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Downright dangerous.
Not fit to clean toilets. ;D
Seriously though, very nice.
Can't understand why people have it upright though. ???
Surely it's not so stable when cornering?
6 hours to fill it????
Takes me 5-10 minutes to fill mine. :-\
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Very nice, can see why your happy with that.
Have you sorted out your signwriting?
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Hi Jon. Not sorted signwritting yet, I keep chopping and changing the design. Say hi to joe for me.
Roger. When I say it takes 6 hours to fill. I do mean purifying the water at the same time. :)
Tim. When I ordered the system, Andrew did tell me it would take around 6 hours to fill and purify at the same time. I think my tap pressure is around 4 bar.
Bob
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looks v,good bob
Q. why the 40" RO if you filter at home into a static tank?
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Chris
All the setup in the van is new.
When I was using my old van (kangoo) I purified the water in the 1000L IBC at home and transferred it to the van.
I've now sold the van and another cleaner has brought my old tank,pump and battery.
Hope your are well mate
Bob
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Hi Jon. Not sorted signwritting yet, I keep chopping and changing the design. Say hi to joe for me.
Roger. When I say it takes 6 hours to fill. I do mean purifying the water at the same time. :)
Ah, sorry!
I thought you must have been using a McDonalds straw or something. ;D
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Looks a nice system
I too cant understand why an upright tank as surely the centre of gravity is to high and affects the van handling
Dean
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Gimmee a few weeks and I will let you know how the van handles with the tank.
Roger.............why oh why do I look forward to your posts an replies :D Actually I think your posts seem to reflect you being happier these days :-*
Bob
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Hi Jon. Not sorted signwritting yet, I keep chopping and changing the design. Say hi to joe for me.
Roger. When I say it takes 6 hours to fill. I do mean purifying the water at the same time. :)
Tim. When I ordered the system, Andrew did tell me it would take around 6 hours to fill and purify at the same time. I think my tap pressure is around 4 bar.
Bob
Yea 60 PSI, that's quite low for a 4040, you'd be making much much more with minimum of 100PSI, membranes are rated up to 225PSI.
6 Hours filling time is too long for a 4040, I'd suggest investing in a good booster pump. :)
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Thanks for that Tim.
I presume if I invest in a booster then I would reduce my waste due to the filling time and save my water bill (on a meter).
Thanks for all your comments lads.............the beers on me ;D
Bob
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Hi Jon. Not sorted signwritting yet, I keep chopping and changing the design. Say hi to joe for me.
Roger. When I say it takes 6 hours to fill. I do mean purifying the water at the same time. :)
Tim. When I ordered the system, Andrew did tell me it would take around 6 hours to fill and purify at the same time. I think my tap pressure is around 4 bar.
Bob
Yea 60 PSI, that's quite low for a 4040, you'd be making much much more with minimum of 100PSI, membranes are rated up to 225PSI.
6 Hours filling time is too long for a 4040, I'd suggest investing in a good booster pump. :)
I would also less than 2.5 650l with a 4040
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how much was it
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Hi Bod,
Hopefully here are some quick photos just to show you the signwriting i had done in long stratton.