WCR Member vehicles and setups

Golf Cart Window Wagon
Saving Gas. Making Money.


Eco Friendly Window Cleaner

Vehicle #3 gets the most love from me…

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Niiice :sunglasses:

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2003 Ranger. Got the cap for $100 from my mechanic and the racks came off a van at the junkyard. 24’ extension ladder on top, little Giant, 4’ step and cosco 2-step in the back with my tools.

I need a truck like yours that I can dedicate to pressure washing and soft washing.

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I’ve thought about getting a "Summer Service Trailer."
For warm weather stuff like that.

I don’t do much PWash, but I get asked A LOT!
Enough to make me think about buying… a dedicated trailer.

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I thought about a trailer but I drive a ram van 3500 extend van I feel like a train driving on the road

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These are the only pics I have on my IPad of a couple vehicles we have lettered up

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Wow i thought i was the only one i stsrted with a peugot 206xt used to put my hydro cart on the front seat man those were the dreadful days now im renault kangoo

This my favorite if i was a snazzy rch man with mansion would deffinitly give u a ring
Thats impressive did u design it

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Im so grateful to gd i have a car/van starting out on foot was the grim old days

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Hey buddy. I am looking at putting the ro di in my truck. I am trying to figure out the best way. I like the way yours looks. Was wondering if i could get some info on your setup and see some diff options.

I don’t have anything special. Just an h2pro I pull out from in the bed that I hook up to the reels

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Ok. Thanks for that. I really like your side tool box. Wondered what brand it was? Looks like an Owens. Also maybe an item number if you have it? Thanks.





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We designed and custom built this little guy to fit the specific needs of our business. We’ve streamlined operations to the point where 90% of our contracts are a 30 minute bike ride away. It’s faster than driving and provides unique visibility. We don’t waste time in traffic anymore. We don’t fight for parking anymore. I park right on the front lawn of some of our jobs. People go insane (in a good way) when they see it. It really speaks to the European culture here.

It’s modular so it can be transformed into a flatbed within 5 minutes. The lockable pole tube can also be removed within 5 minutes.

It appeals to two of my great loves. Simplicity and bicycles.

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Very cool Joshua!

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Thanks Steve!

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