AC, I am relatively new to your technolgy and this site, is there a place here or somewhere to see the skids and other equipment for softwashing?

 

Thanks.

AC, you had suggested I bring my Gen II Cradle Skid down with me to switch out the 100 gal. tank for two 50s. Is this still an option, or is the assembly plant too busy.

Question Two: When will it be available for pick up? I'll be driving out Sunday morning.

I'm going to get a look at Tim Teed's and see if I want to go that route with my 1st rig. Really jazzed about the new one! Jaime and I will be bringing everything to have the new rig running on site. Another reason to hold off with Shrink Wrapped tanks in the new skid.

I can always have Russ ship direct to me.

AC,

We leave soon, where is the information of needed items for those picking up there skid units?

This was in the email we received but no follow up information was provided.

Cradle Skid Deliveries
If you have purchased a SoftWash Systems Cradle Skid that is being delivered to you at the event; those systems will be available to be loaded into your truck Wednesday the 22nd after 12pm. Please follow the link below to find out what you may or may not need to bring with you to be prepared to install this system into your truck. Be advised this is a great opportunity for you to receive direct hands on training out of your truck with your system at this event. We will be posting a starting inventory of items that you should have on your SoftWash truck. It would be advisable to come with these items so you can maximize your training experience.
softwashsystems.activeboard.com/t56193559/cradle-skid-deliveries-at-softwashapolooza-east-2014/

Please advise!

Man I am so busy. Can some of you vets chime in here and start a list of everything you keep on your truck. Ill start...

1. Two 50' 5/8 commercial rated garden hose with heavy duty brass ends. Lowe's has them and my local Lowe's ordered more today for anyone who wants to grab them here. $29.00
2. Short 12' garden hose for eye Wash and at truck water for rinsing and filling.
3. Brass y valves for end of hoses.
4. Brass sweeper nozzle. Non adjustable fixed 0 degree.
5. Electric leaf blower (not gas)
6. WD40.
7. Female thread to female QD quan 6.
8. Female thread to male QD quan 6.
9. Male thread to male QD quan 6.
10. Tie downs for ladders.
11. 8' Step Ladder alum.
12. 24' Extension Ladder alum.
13. 40' Extension Ladder alum.
14. Water Fed Pole. ( we also use for extension pole as well as windows and roof spraying.)

There is more. Jump in y'all.

AC

Some sort of rubber glove
respirators
eye protection
couple gilmour hose end sprayers

We use this sheet in the morning as a double check. I change it as needed, but it's mostly all there. 

Thanks Guys, the lists have been helpful, see you all in Florida.

Guys, regarding hooking up the stealth AC/DC controller to the SW skid & truck;

1) I secured 4 marine group 27 DC batteries.
2) I secured gauge 2 pig tails to connect the batteries in "Parallel"
3) Secured Lowe's tool box to house batteries & covered bottom with plywood.

Will I need anything else to make the final connections, ie: insulators, battery harness, wire to run from truck battery back, etc.

Also does anyone know what to make the connections to a Ford F-350 with duel batteries, and uplifter switches, can we use the uplifter switch to control the on/off function?

Any thoughts?

Hi Michael,

I had the same thought, that the wiring wouldn't be able to handle the load, my truck has duel alternators and duel batteries so hooking into one should pose no problem just would like to have the ability to turn on and off as desired, hooking into the upliftter switches would have given me that ability.

The weather looks like it's getting worse and worse as the night moves along, had planned on leaving around 3pm but may have to change that thought.

Have a safe trip down and look forward to meeting you.

Best,

Gregg

-- Edited by Gregg Giordano on Monday 20th of January 2014 09:06:34 PM