I was showing Matt Lancaster some pix of all of the new improvements on the new Gen III system the other day. He was so impressed he thought the new systems were not just a generational change but a quantum change. He thought the title Generation III was simply too bland for something now so advanced. It got me thinking maybe he is right. So I came up with a few Revolutionary War sounding names and started this poll.
Generation III
Just simply the next generation of the SoftWash Systems Cradle Skid System.
The Revolution
Making the skid the namesake of our movement.
The Minute Man
Some of the new advancements on the system include changes that will make mixing and delivering chems quicker, training of employees quicker and with the new SWS Exclusive Patent Pending Graduated Tank Straps mounting system changing out equipment literally only a minutes proposition.
The Patriot
Again a COOL Revolutionary War reference that will take the systems profile up a notch.
What name do you like best and let's discuss your thoughts.
Apparently I am not the only one. When I logged in I see a dead lock please vote so it doesn't go Gen I I I by default. The system is AWESOME has me contemplating selling my 2 to get a new one. Those who know me know I won't sell my Gen I it will get bronzed when service life is up.
I happen to like the ‘Minute Man’ - it has a great reputation in history.
The history of the Minuteman ‘The minutemen were among the first people to fight in the American Revolution. Generally younger and more mobile, they served as part of a network for early response. They were members of a well-prepared militia of select men, whose members underwent additional training and held themselves ready to turn out rapidly for emergencies. They were chosen for their enthusiasm, reliability and strength’.
I happen to like the ‘Minute Man’ - it has a great reputation in history.
The history of the Minuteman ‘The minutemen were among the first people to fight in the American Revolution. Generally younger and more mobile, they served as part of a network for early response. They were members of a well-prepared militia of select men, whose members underwent additional training and held themselves ready to turn out rapidly for emergencies. They were chosen for their enthusiasm, reliability and strength’.