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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: EV Van Drivers, give us an update…
« Last post by dazmond on Today at 08:33:44 pm »
That’s cos your van is stuffed to the brim, so you’ve got loads of weight on it.

Me pulling the hose reel and then the tourque of it being wound in, means if it’s just ‘wedged’ the hose reel could easily pull it out of place.

It's because the PF reelmaster weighs a ton!🤣

The plywood only goes to the edge of the tank/heater(not under it) so it's not the full length of the van floor. I change it periodically as it gets wet/tatty after a few years.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: George help
« Last post by Simon Trapani on Today at 06:16:58 pm »
Haven’t used George for years but I think I had similar at one time. Isn’t there an option within the George settings to not load all the finances or something? I’m sure it was something like that.
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Window Cleaning Forum / George help
« Last post by colin bird on Today at 05:40:57 pm »
Hi thanks for readin,I’ve been cleaning windows for18 years and have been using George all that time.
I have a lat top which George is on,I only use my laptop for George and a bit of browsing but don’t download anything.
My previous laptop had which I got rid of had a internal disc drive ( I think that’s what it was called ) on the lap top after a few years George started to run slow,I emailed Paul and he’d advised it was due to when you open George the  laptop has to read every bit of data before it opens so I replaced that with a new laptop that has ssd fitted initially it was opening George after a few second now five years later it is now also taking quite a bit longer as more data has been added over the last few years.
I really I would like to remove some of the data from George as this then would allow the George to open quicker.
Paul advised a few years ago that old data cannot be removed.
Just wondering if anyone else has the same problem and I have the been able to sort it
Thanks for reading
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: pollen/sap on high rise
« Last post by zesty on Today at 04:29:25 pm »
If it’s hardly noticeable, then leave it.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: pollen/sap on high rise
« Last post by CleanClear on Today at 02:36:58 pm »
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: EV Van Drivers, give us an update…
« Last post by zesty on Yesterday at 06:57:03 pm »
That’s cos your van is stuffed to the brim, so you’ve got loads of weight on it.

Me pulling the hose reel and then the tourque of it being wound in, means if it’s just ‘wedged’ the hose reel could easily pull it out of place.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: EV Van Drivers, give us an update…
« Last post by dazmond on Yesterday at 05:47:41 pm »


Like this.👍
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Best way to buy a new van
« Last post by Splash and dash on Yesterday at 05:45:20 pm »
I haven't looked into it but on the face of it sounds good.

A downside would be having to use Toyata dealer, so servicing cost over time would be a lot more than the idependant garage I use now.

To be fair there servicing prices aren’t bad  we have a 2018 proace on this 10 year warranty it doesn’t cover electrical  issues the  sat nav and radio unit which is a Peugeot part was faulty and was replaced but I had to pay for the parts was nearly £400 , same with the head up display they will  sometimes do free labour as a good will gesture but won’t pay for  the parts it’s all in the small print 😂
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: EV Van Drivers, give us an update…
« Last post by dazmond on Yesterday at 05:44:38 pm »
Another issue is screwing the electric hose reel down. It’ll have to be right by the rear doors in the e transit custom, as the battery doesn’t go that far back. What did you do KS?

Just screw the reel down to a piece of plywood. That's what I do.👍

Yep, that’s what I’ve done previously, but you need to make sure the plywood is secured to the van floor.

No you don't. All you need to do is make sure its a thick,heavy piece and cut it so it fits snugly in between the wheel arches,cover it in black plastic (and staple it underneath).

Jobs a good un!🙂👍
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Best way to buy a new van
« Last post by dd on Yesterday at 05:24:15 pm »
I haven't looked into it but on the face of it sounds good.

A downside would be having to use Toyata dealer, so servicing cost over time would be a lot more than the idependant garage I use now.
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