See this bad boy?

[Anonymous No.53360769]

This bad boy right here sprays 4 gallon per minute, at 4200PSI. It has a 4 stroke Honda GX390 engine with over head valves, and a CAT pump.

This bad boy costs less than a gaming PC, and turns a NEET into a business owner that can pull in 6 figures if they have a little intelligence.

[Anonymous No.53360845]

If you try this don't make the same mistake that i did, do not wear flip flops while operating a pressure washer,

[Anonymous No.53360910]

>>53360769
OP you have my attention. Spring/Summer is soon upon us. How can I make money off a power washer?

[Anonymous No.53360969]

>>53360910
Buy/rent/ borrows your boomer uncle's power washer.

Offer to clean friends and families drive ways for gas money or w/e they will pay.

Take good before and after pictures.

Make a free google business account and have your friends and family members leave review with the before and after pictures.

Charge people $150~$200 per hour to spray their driveways and decks
Make sure you bill by the job, and not the hour. They don't need to know how long it will take you before you start.

[Anonymous No.53360988]

[Anonymous No.53361004]

>>53360845
Stick to selling balut, Fernando

[Anonymous No.53361019]

>>53360769
Horrid way to make a living

[Anonymous No.53361348]

>>53360769
you also need a pickup truck to carry it around so that adds another $15k minimum on your "easy" business set up OP.

[Anonymous No.53361370]

>>53360769
hey, another pressure washing chad here.
using a 4gpm machine too for downstreaming SH.
also got a 5.5 12v pump for roofs. about to be my 2nd full year. how much did you make your first season?

[Anonymous No.53361388]

>>53360969
yes, also do smaller one story houses/trailers too. you can charge $200+ for a trailer and bang it off in less than an hour with a friend. use brushes on long sturdy poles, some soap and your power washer

note by trailers i mean 'nice' ones in a camping resort or something like that, meth people dont pay to get their shitholes washed

[Anonymous No.53361408]

>>53361370
Nice tell me about getting into roofs. Do you need a 5.5?

I only did it for a few weekends as a side gig near the end of our season here in the north. Still pulled in a grand every weekend if I tried.

I'm going full time this year.

[Anonymous No.53361444]

>>53360769
Yamaha makes a good one also with the CAT pump. Power washing sucks though after about ten minutes. Youre like, "wtf am I doing lel?"

[Anonymous No.53361472]

>>53360769
>6 figures
American scum detected. Market is at peak saturation anyway

[Anonymous No.53361487]

>>53361348
you don't have a growth mindset and i can tell, thinking this cant get stuffed in a car shows you'll never make it and that there will always be another excuse, pathetic faggot lmao

[Anonymous No.53361533]

>>53361348
Or if you don’t already have a pickup, you can just, you know, get a small utility trailer for a few hundred

[Anonymous No.53361899]

>>53361487
I'm retired and have multiple sources of income but whatever dude. Telling people to have a "growth mindset' is a meme when they need a truck to do the "easy job" you're writing about lol

[Anonymous No.53362107]

>>53361408
5.5 is perfect for roofs, depending where you live and how much mold/moss/gloeocapsa magma its easily the best price for time ratio in the biz. You spray 6% on the roof and walk away, can easily make 600-1200$ a hour.

I like flatwork and house washing, its crazy that you can make min 300$ a hour lol. Never going back to wage job. I can add you on something if you want any advice thats behind dogshit paywalls. I've spent lots of time researching chemicals and methods.

[Anonymous No.53362152]

>>53361019
Depending if you like sunshine and fresh air. Beats sitting in an office.