Re: [World] ALGAE REMOVAL
Shawn, I've been doing a similar thing , but just feeding a stripwasher,
with a heavy duty backpack sprayer, pumping it up as high as 40'. I get the
Northern catalog and have looked longingly at the electric spray systems.
Couldn't figure out which one to get or how to set it up.
Clue me in, dude!
Evan Pyle
Expert Window Cleaning
Baton Rouge LA
epyle@i-55.com
----- Original Message -----
From: SHAWN BANACH <window.man@mindspring.com>
To: <World@wcmail.net>
Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2000 3:42 PM
Subject: Re: [World] ALGAE REMOVAL
> I got the system from the NORTHERN catalog, feed stores sell them also.,
> The set up I have is run off a deep cycle 12volt battery. Also I took a
> cigarette
> adapter connected wire to the appropriate places and can use the truck
> battery to run it if the deep cycle goes bad. It is a diaphragm pump that
> delivers
> 3 gals per minute at 60 psi, I have mildew cleaned any thing from roof,
> vinyl
> siding, decks etc with this system. Even with a 24 ft pole fully extended
I
> can
> can still reach peak of homes to hit mildew most portable pressure
cleaners
> wont reach from the ground. I can also be rigged to work with your
> stripwashers,
> attach the spray head (fanning head) to the washer, get a cut off valve
on
> your
> tubing and you can regulate the amount of water you want sprayed on the
> glass.
> You will have to pull around tubing, but you wont have to dunk you
> scrubber.
> I have cut my time in half on commercial buildings with this system and
its
> light!
> People think you have to have a pressure washer for mildew and tucker
poles
> for 2-3 story buildings, Come on guys - Work smarter not harder! Low
> overhead
> FAT wallets. Northerns Ph# 1-800-533-5545.
>
> Shawn Banach
> Quality Window Cleaning
> window.man@mindspring.com
> ATL GA
> -----Original Message-----
> From: GANKEE@aol.com <GANKEE@aol.com>
> To: World@wcmail.net <World@wcmail.net>
> Date: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 2:14 AM
> Subject: Re: [World] ALGAE REMOVAL
>
>
> >In a message dated 02/08/2000 4:36:12 PM Central Standard Time,
> >window.man@mindspring.com writes:
> >
> ><< I have a garden sprayer with a little 60psi pump on it. The
> > tank is 10 gallons. >>
> >
> >shawn, is the pump electric? 115ac or battery? where did you find it? i
> use
> >garden sprayers with di water, found a black&decker with rechargable
batts.
> >
> >marcus mckee
> >new orleans
> >gankee@aol.com
> >
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