Looking for a new work van

My pwasher flows 4.5 gpm whereas most of the pwashers you see at Walmart, Home Depot etc only flow 1.7 to 2.5 gpm. When it comes to cleaning power, psi means nothing. Its all about gpm. Higher gpm means I have an easy time with dirty inner fenders and frame rails etc and I only run mine at 1200psi. Just out of curiosity, how long is that trailer from the ball to the taillights? Just wondering how much length it will add to a car. Thanks.:mounty:

 

i will measure tomorrow...the actual trailer part is 4 feet by 5 feet

 

NOOOOOO no previa..as Peugeot mentioned...they are HORRIBLE to work on. So I guess in the long run it will either cost you more time in your personal labour or money in the form of you paying someone to do it. They are good vans, but I am a bit of a tinker-er and depending on what you need to do it can be a PITA. We played with one in highschool mechanics class, and it wasn't pleasant. Don't get me wrong though, I think for its time, it is better than the Sienna.

 

Sounds like somebody needs to buy some ONR!

 

Hence the best deal in the industry

 

I had a look at that. For that kind of money I could have a custom trailer with better equipment and a full bathroom etc built. Its a great set up for sure, but too much money for what it is.

 

If you work it out you probably couldn't do much better, considering it is fully wrapped in graphics. and all the equipment.

 

Dont forget he is retailing that trailer so there is profit built in. I'm willing to bet if you built that exact setup yourself you would save 20%. Its just an off the lot trailer with everything bolted in. Just for fun, I'll price it out and pm you with the results.