Jim Martin
Supportive Member
from everything that I have been reading....it pretty much official......
Today SUUUUUUUUUUUCKED! I had to use my stupid Boxxer again and the back doors stay open a little becaise of hoses, and my wand, upholstery tool, stair tool, and other solution lines all froze! Im ready to move south!
I Butt Dialed You Last Night : )
Srry
Just got another residential call and one large WDR at the military base. Getting crazy here already!![]()
When I was in my twenties and working in the northern Alberta oil patch I ran lots of equipment that was subject to freezing up. I ran a hotsy power washer in a box truck and did mostly thawing out frozen valves and load lines. I also ran tank trucks sucking water out of frozen lakes so i could pump that water on top of the lake to make ice roads. You should see how fast water freezes when pumped onto an ice road at -40 to-50 celcius. It freezes before it stops running. I also ran Vac Trucks and a variety of tanker combinations that were subject to freezing. I also ran many heavy trucks and their air systems and brakes are also subject to freezing. I very seldom had problems with equipment freezing up on me. Other guys were always freezing up. Knowing how to run your equipment under severe conditions makes freezing up not a problem at all.
Depends on what it is. Carpet cleaning they takes estimates and are cheap. Emergency work they care more about if you are capable and realize that comes with a price. They just need to know a ball park so they can get approval.Hey Richard, when you get a call to the military base do they let you get started or do they take estimates and then hire the cheapest contractor?