Hello, This is my 1st post. I am glad I came across this forum. I have been the owner/operator of a cleaning company since 2000 serving the Rhode Island and Southern Massachusetts area. I have never owned a Truck Mount but are looking to get one now. I could use some help.

I am looking for a system to go into a Wells Cargo Tandem Axle Cargo Trailer. The trailer would be either 6x12 or 6x14 and is able to carry a payload of about 6,000 pounds.

I am looking for a truck mount that can do both residential and commercial. I need one that does not need a great deal of maintenance. I here Prochem, El Diablo, and HydraMaster are all great.

My question is, if you were going to go out tomorrow and purchase a truck mount system which would it be and why?

Please note I am not rich....not even close so I am not looking for the most expensive system out there.

How much money are you willing to spend?
Are you looking to buy a used or new truckmount?

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It'd be very hard to look past the new PowerClean Liberty.

Plumbed 2.5 right from new, awesome heat and airflow for a 'baby' machine that will put to shame competitors bigger machines.

I saw and demoed this machine in Aussie a few months ago.

I wouldn't hesitate if I needed another EXCEPT to remember that I already have a large Genesis for long run connercial.

I also encap the majority of my commercial having a 19" Cimex, a 21" Brute and a R35 Rotowash (CRB machine)

John

I am not sure, I guess $15,000 maybe $20,000.

I really would prefer new.

Powerclean would get my vote. I like their service ethic and John is right. The Liberty is one fine unit for the price!
Rob Allen.

Do you know off hand about how much one would be?

PM us and we'll help you find one at a good price. I have a secret source right up your way!
Rob Allen.

If price and performance is a factor. Don't over look this unit in Kerosene heat. At 700 lbs it's easy to haul in a trailer at $4.00 a gallon that's to think about. Comes with a 70 gallon waste tank.Very simple and straight forward to work on. 24 hp Honda power and a DSL 45 Roots blower. No need to grease bearings.Comes in at 15,000. Can't be beat Vacumn to 400 FT.

Well it seems Power Clean is a quality product as is the El Diablo and HydraMaster.

My problem is: No Power Clean and No El Diablo dealers in New England.

I am leaning towards those machines but are weary not have a place to install and repair in my area.

HydraMaster has a guy in Massachusetts and a Jon Don in New Hampshire...both less than 2 hours from me.

with around 15 to 20 thousand to spend I would look at either Blueline's Blue Wave Or Hydramaster's 427. Both are fabulous machines that will last you many years with proper maintenance.