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It all makes sense but so does her argument. She said I am too old, less carpet in homes here, more wood floors, nobody to give it to, my kids don't want to clean carpet or run a cleaning business.

Back to the sidelines.🙂
Richard....put it to her like this....tell her that for fi K......you'll be outta her
Way and making money for yor big
Trip to Hawaii......then you'll sell the truck for a nifty profit.....

BETTER YET.....let ME talk to her!
 

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Richard....put it to her like this....tell her that for fi K......you'll be outta her
Way and making money for yor big
Trip to Hawaii......then you'll sell the truck for a nifty profit.....

BETTER YET.....let ME talk to her!
About 2k to trailer it to me also.

Bawb her bite is much worse than her bark, you wouldn't survive it! 😉
 
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About 2k to trailer it to me also.

Bawb her bite is much worse than her bark, you wouldn't survive it! 😉
I'd have her wrapped around my finger in fi minutes .....
Have you forgotten my Kavorka expertise....wimmins are my specialty!
'CIDES.....come out here and drive it back......and I'll show you some Detroit nite life?
 

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You know ......an enterprising young man that knew which way to turn a wrench could set those machines parallel close to each other could run
Belts to the second unit from the first very easily!
AND YES ...a Pitts clutch would handle
The job......
 
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I was thinking maybe furniture cleaning for you Richard. All you would need was a old Kleenrite 214, a couple different furniture tools and some cleaning chemicals. Specialize in hard to clean fabrics and get others in the area to refer you.

That's how I would do it if I decided to semi retire.
 

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I was thinking maybe furniture cleaning for you Richard. All you would need was a old Kleenrite 214, a couple different furniture tools and some cleaning chemicals. Specialize in hard to clean fabrics and get others in the area to refer you.

That's how I would do it if I decided to semi retire.
I thought of that early on.

The thought of hauling in and out a portable is a put off. Maybe I could complete a piece with a 5-gallon jug of water but if its multiple pieces, I'm back to the bucket brigade.

I've just become spoiled with a TM.
 

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Have you ever used the Kleenrite 214? We used to have dedicated crews cleaning only upholstery and drapes using them. The really aren't that bad lifting in and out.
Yes we had one. Loved the heat but the tank sizes meant a lot of dumping and filling.

The 320 was a beast but I could get more cleaned with it.

If Mikey can be a padder maybe I should just use a pump up with juice and a car buffer.

Naww I can't do that! 🥴
 
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I thought of that early on.

The thought of hauling in and out a portable is a put off. Maybe I could complete a piece with a 5-gallon jug of water but if its multiple pieces, I'm back to the bucket brigade.

I've just become spoiled with a TM.
Yor Genie is whispering yor name...

RICHARD...richard .......come get me

I JUS HEARD 'EM!!!
 

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Yes we had one. Loved the heat but the tank sizes meant a lot of dumping and filling.

The 320 was a beast but I could get more cleaned with it.
We still have a few of each of those machines. They were certainly built well!!

For the higher end stuff you ideally would be cleaning, you probably wouldn't need much filling. At least that's the business model I have in mind for myself if my current gig doesn't work out. I've only been here for 31 years so I am still seeing if this is the right place.
 

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We still have a few of each of those machines. They were certainly built well!!

For the higher end stuff you ideally would be cleaning, you probably wouldn't need much filling. At least that's the business model I have in mind for myself if my current gig doesn't work out. I've only been here for 31 years so I am still seeing if this is the right place.
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Sooo then...not one of yous would pay
3K for a running truck and working
Machine PLUS another complete working machine...fi glided wands fi hunnert ft of 2" vac hose an live
Solution reel and line....
I WILL take pics of it going thru the
Shredder at scrap dog recycle!!!
 
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Sooo then...not one of yous would pay
3K for a running truck and working
Machine PLUS another complete working machine...fi glided wands fi hunnert ft of 2" vac hose an live
Solution reel and line....
I WILL take pics of it going thru the
Shredder at scrap dog recycle!!!
eye wood, butt.

Junkyard enough Porkbutt? 🤭
 
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