Recent content by EXTREME

be careful with Alto, they just filed for bankruptcy to my understanding.

No, that is over and above. I do thank him though. I will no longer give nearly that much info to anyone, until they purchase something. up until that point, they will get just the info on the machinery as pertains to the sale. anything else will come after. nothing personal, it's just business.

and to add, you guys as contractors. Would you go to a customer, explain how to do the job, in very lengthy detail (I mean over and above) to the point of the person now having complete knowledge of doing the job themselves, correctly and then they turn around and either do it themselves or...

Yes, landa has territorial rights. However, when I was helping out Hugh, I didn't work for Landa/Hotsy. That was when I started my own distributorship and that is when Hugh called me. I offered him my opinions on setups and such. He also began to ask me a plethora of questions in the field of...

and he shouldn't get mad. But...should he get mad if you knew nothing about trucks, or driving, or insurance, you went to him every day for weeks learning how to drive, where to get your drivers license, how to get auto ins., start the engine, drive it, change the oil, turn the steering wheel...

The chain is Home Depot. I did some work for him last year and he is a very good guy. He also pays very quickly. I won't say what I was getting paid, you will have to negotiate on your own with that.

not in the biz as a contractor anymore. maybe again some day. I work for a Hotsy/Landa distributor now.

you better have float valves in an enclosed trailer

I see copgib that you have changed your mind. hope you use all the "free" info you got.

if your engine is running on one cylinder it will NOT sound the same. I had this problem last year. one of my pistons were not firing, and you could definitly tell the difference. Does your engine slow down and sound like it wants to stall when you pull the trigger? If so, that could be a piston...

you clean it up. it is basically a time, money factor. You can spend a few thousand for a vac system or get up on the roof and clean by hand, or stay on the ground with my little hook and then walk around for 5 minutes and throw some leaves in a bag. Personal prefference I guess. Everyone likes...

so you could use plain di water with no softner, it would just be more expensive? did I read that right?

Steve, why would you need a water softner with a di set up? wouldn't the di set up work without the water softner??

Tony, nothing to control. the hook doesn't move.

you can also add a rinse aid.