Drain cleaning truck set up
I am looking to gear up with a service type truck with jetter hoses and cupboards etc.
Dircetion to any web site would be appreciated
My bread and butter at the moment is house drain cleaning and inspections.
I have attached a photo of what I am looking at.
Regards
greg
Just take pictures of "some else's" truck and post it.;) Or pictures of your competitors truck, make sure the name and address is in the pic!!:D
Just kidding of course! I would never condone such actions (unless of course I was really, really pissed!!!)
My philosophy is that I have no competitors except myself. Others do the same kind of work and some do it better than others. If I go to a job to bid and miss it or fail to sell it then its not the other guys fault, its mine. I move on to the next one and try to do better.
35 + years and hasn't failed me yet!
Peace,
Clato
The standard utility body was nice but the drain cleaning equipment ended up in the bed which left it vulnerable to the weather and to theft.
The Step Vans were nice and secure and had plenty of room but even with a custom bulkhead were too loud and smelled like your last twenty jobs.
The tilt forward cabs (Isuzu) with a walk-in super structure (14’) utility bed were and still are my favorite. Other than their size for parking garages they are hands down my favorite choice.
My current truck is a cutaway van with an enclosed utility body. I like this truck a lot but I now only carry forensic testing and documenting equipment on my truck. That is of course except for my K-50 and K-60 which I carry for pushing Sondes.
Mark
I know a few who use them around here,
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