AmericanPatriot100
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I found it. For all you duck loving fans. This is the car wash for your jeep.
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I use ours occasionally, mostly paying extra for the goose option to remove that tough stuff. 🫢I found it. For all you duck loving fans. This is the car wash for your jeep.
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I would pay money for this if it was semi-automated; ie drive through pressure washer especially targeting the undercarriage.I have a business idea - a power washing station at offroad parks.
The ones I visit have plenty of mud. It'd be nice to at least get the hunks of mud off before my drive home.
So they have this at gravel pits along with those huge rumble strips to knock the loose rocks out. I would definitely pay to use this if given the option. My ryobi undercarriage spray washer is only so powerful and only tilts so much that there is still plenty of mud a junk left under there my kid has to climb under with pressure washer anyway.I have a business idea - a power washing station at offroad parks.
The ones I visit have plenty of mud. It'd be nice to at least get the hunks of mud off before my drive home.
Yeah I'm kinda surprised I haven't seen it. Like $10 a wash for the heavy debris.So they have this at gravel pits along with those huge rumble strips to knock the loose rocks out. I would definitely pay to use this if given the option. My ryobi undercarriage spray washer is only so powerful and only tilts so much that there is still plenty of mud a junk left under there my kid has to climb under with pressure washer anyway.
Stoney lonesome not only had pressure washer bays, they use hot water.I have a business idea - a power washing station at offroad parks.
The ones I visit have plenty of mud. It'd be nice to at least get the hunks of mud off before my drive home.
I mean that’s why we have kids right…they’re lower to the ground and more flexible and resilient.So they have this at gravel pits along with those huge rumble strips to knock the loose rocks out. I would definitely pay to use this if given the option. My ryobi undercarriage spray washer is only so powerful and only tilts so much that there is still plenty of mud a junk left under there my kid has to climb under with pressure washer anyway.
I've done that a time or two. Also know where there is a creek crossing not to far away.Hmmm. I've been known to drive to the local boat ramp on a slow day and drive into the water, forwards and back to clean my under carriage. I will usually go to about the top if the tires. Never saw any ducks though.