Those are some slick looking systems, AC. I have to admit, in hindsight, if I hadn't gone down the road I choose when I decided to add soft washing to my operation, I would have bought one of those skids at the paloosa. I've already spend over 3k on pumps, tanks, and parts, not to mention that I built my own skid. It would have been more cost efficient to buy one of your skids, because I'm still fine tuning, buying parts, and building it all myself, which takes time and diverts me from selling/doing work. It all adds up. If I counted my labor (and aggravation factor) to build my system, I'd probably exceed the price of a SoftWash Systems, system.
My system will be pretty slick when I get it finished. I'll have dedicated lines to all 3 chem tanks and be able to switch it from the truck to either trailer. But, to get there I still need to drop another 2-3k for tanks, reels, hoses, connectors, hardware, etc... Not to mention labor and the aggravation factor.
Those are some slick looking systems, AC. I have to admit, in hindsight, if I hadn't gone down the road I choose when I decided to add soft washing to my operation, I would have bought one of those skids at the paloosa. I've already spend over 3k on pumps, tanks, and parts, not to mention that I built my own skid. It would have been more cost efficient to buy one of your skids, because I'm still fine tuning, buying parts, and building it all myself, which takes time and diverts me from selling/doing work. It all adds up. If I counted my labor (and aggravation factor) to build my system, I'd probably exceed the price of a SoftWash Systems, system.
My system will be pretty slick when I get it finished. I'll have dedicated lines to all 3 chem tanks and be able to switch it from the truck to either trailer. But, to get there I still need to drop another 2-3k for tanks, reels, hoses, connectors, hardware, etc... Not to mention labor and the aggravation factor.