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Bruce,
I think I've told you before, but I love the trailer. I'd feel pretty good as a home owner with your equipment showing up at my home. Of course, with the price you charge for reverse osmosis, I'd be happy if you pulled up in just about anything!
Bruce Wettstein said:
We haul ours every day, but it houses a 40,000 gpd Reverse Osmosis filtration system. Hard to do the work without the trailer!
We did not do a wrap, but we did do a high quality decal (the guy that did our trailer also does some of the NASCAR cars). We hit 100+ here in the summer, and it has held up just fine. Ran us about $1,200.00 to do the trailer, if that helps.
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Kevin,
Very good idea, i always like to see different vehicles and how they are used. Since your picture was no nice with the background setting, i figured i would add a few of my own. We have a fleet of 17 vehicles, soon to be 18. Being in Cleveland i only keep about 5 guys on throughout the winter due to the reduced workload so the rest of our vehicles get parked outside so we have more room in our warehouse. My only concern every year is that the snow melts before i need to use the trucks :)
Personally for this area and our primary focus on service, I prefer the vans for my main technicians. It allows for better storage and organization of parts and tools, plus it keeps everything cleaner and safer since it can all be locked up. The guys also like them more so we tend to stay with those, rotating them in and out every 5 years or so with new ones. I do have 4 Rangers that will be used for weekly service routes and that our lifeguard department uses to go out to the different pools we staff. I like these because they are typically driven by younger employees and are easier to drive than a larger truck. We also have a GMC Sierra that we use for our larger renovations and repairs, and also to plow our lot in the winter.
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