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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Glass half full?
« Last post by Slacky on Today at 06:01:07 pm »
Where are you going in Canada?

Our lad lives on Vancouver Island so we default to Victoria, then in-laws in Kelowna. It's all a scouting operation for The Great Escape....

Just passed through YVR this morning on our way to Cuba. Kelowna on the flight schedule.

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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Backpacks??
« Last post by Simon Trapani on Today at 05:21:57 pm »
Great ::)roll  lol
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Backpacks??
« Last post by KS Cleaning on Today at 04:47:59 pm »
£605 for a sack truck, barrel, pump & controller lol.
+ VAT
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Backpacks??
« Last post by Simon Trapani on Today at 04:27:09 pm »
£605 for a sack truck, barrel, pump & controller lol.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Glass half full?
« Last post by markymark on Today at 03:38:02 pm »
Good luck with the recovery Mark.

Thanks Slacky  8)
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Hot Water Systems drawing fuel..
« Last post by Splash and dash on Today at 11:38:15 am »
I'm the same, best thing Grippatank has done for me when fitting the system. Give Oliver a call at Grippatank but he is very busy so may need to wait a month or two.


Grippatank cut into the return fuel lines on my van and they had to be replaced they couldn’t or wouldn’t  fit a standpipe into the tank never did get a reason why , I got the standpipe fitted by a local Wabasto specialist, I think dazmond had similar with them they cut into a fuel line and either the heater or the van wouldn’t start ?
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Backpacks??
« Last post by Scottish Cleaning Service on Today at 10:46:37 am »
https://purefreedom.co.uk/products/nano-trolley-25-litre

Best trolly I have bought, ticks all the boxes. If he can't afford it then save up and get one because it will make his life alot easier.
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I'm the same, best thing Grippatank has done for me when fitting the system. Give Oliver a call at Grippatank but he is very busy so may need to wait a month or two.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Backpacks??
« Last post by AuRavelling79 on Today at 10:26:35 am »
When my van was off the road for about six weeks I kept my important jobs going by using my wife's car - a little Suzuki Sx4 hatch  in which I put 4 x 25L barrels and an old shurflo backpack (18L) in the boot (so 118L total). I could have put down the rear seats and carried four more if I had to, but didn't.

The backpack was bungee strapped to a little folding sack truck. Would never use a backpack without a sack truck.

Put the backpack on the floor and filled from the 25L barrels.

Kept me going.

This is the kind of initial setup I was thinking of. 👍.
He's not in a position yet to go 'all in'.

It's rather slower than a van mounted tank but it can get you started and you know that if you find you have to increasingly go back for fill-ups then you are doing well and know you need a van.

Being really organised is necessary. Fill up your barrels the night before, charge your battery and have a spare - that sort of thing.

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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Backpacks??
« Last post by ֍Winp®oClean֍ on Today at 09:52:34 am »
When my van was off the road for about six weeks I kept my important jobs going by using my wife's car - a little Suzuki Sx4 hatch  in which I put 4 x 25L barrels and an old shurflo backpack (18L) in the boot (so 118L total). I could have put down the rear seats and carried four more if I had to, but didn't.

The backpack was bungee strapped to a little folding sack truck. Would never use a backpack without a sack truck.

Put the backpack on the floor and filled from the 25L barrels.

Kept me going.

This is the kind of initial setup I was thinking of. 👍.
He's not in a position yet to go 'all in'.
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