washing between parked trailers

[shawn_shawn]

i clean a large fleet of trailers that are parked approx. 4 feet apart. does anyone have any tips on how to clean them .

i am constantly leaving marks from where i missed washing them (vertical lines) i am currently using a basic wand spraying at a slight angle ??? any suggestions???

soap & rinse only (no brushing)

shawn
nec&m
lansford, pa

[Paul Kassander]

Work backwards and try to overlap a little. Also use a 15 Degree tip it will help to reduce you cutmarks.

[Scott Stone]

Use a 72" wand, that will let you reach the high spots.

As close as you are, you will still ge tthe cut marks. Unless you want to wash an area a bit aways from the tip of the wand, then it will cut down on the cut marks.

[shawn_shawn]

thanks for the advice!!! i used both ideas today and noticed a difference!!!


shawn nihen
nec&m
lansford, pa
570-645-6027

[Paul Kassander]

Are they winter parking them for you yet? We get that when the weather gets bad. They put them about 6-12" apart so the snow drifts don't build up between them.

[washer4]

Originally Posted by shawn_shawn

i clean a large fleet of trailers that are parked approx. 4 feet apart. does anyone have any tips on how to clean them .

i am constantly leaving marks from where i missed washing them (vertical lines) i am currently using a basic wand spraying at a slight angle ??? any suggestions???

soap & rinse only (no brushing)

shawn
nec&m
lansford, pa

what i do is apply my prewash evenly down one side when i get to the end i swiych to soap run the top all the way back to the front then i walk back and finish the rest of it.make sure your tip is spraying evenly.the key is in the rinse.also let the soap do the work.hope this helps.