I've used them in the past but they were only cold or warm water so they sucked. Even the worst Streakin' Beacon job is better. However, if you can create one that has steaming hot water with a very long wand with good detergent and brightener you'd get my business for sure. It would be nice if I could get a receipt at time of sale as well with tax exemption.
I could use it too. @bishopC It could work... The reasonable price that would not deter me would be something between $60-85 for both truck and trailer wash...but I'd have to see it and test it first to be sure about the price. And it is nice to see someone coming here with an idea to do something other than a dispatch service or solicit factoring.
My buddy owns one in Manitowoc Wi bobtail only and the pigs have ruined it blowing grease all over the walls , floors guess truck drivers cant read signs.
3-5 hours for just wash, no polishing, depends on how early the fridge starts teasing me for a cold beer I usually do the trailer first then drop it so I can get the rears good
Pay money to someone else so you can perform your own labor? Huh? I know blah de blah you pay for the awesome privilege to use a wash bay or something, but if I pay, you play. No GD way I pay for my own labor.
What, don't know the difference between paying for labor and paying for equipment use? In case you didn't know, equipment rentals is a very huge business. Just in this case it's not mobile equipment that's being rented.
Never mind. All I was trying to get across is that if you simply paid for a truck wash, and not simply equipment rental, with your own labor added in, you are not saving money.
