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Larry
Joined: 16 Nov 2009
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Location: Wabash, IN
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 Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 3:14 pm Post subject: Veal barns |
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Hi Barry,
Larry here from just South of you in Wabash.
I was wondering, have you ever done any Veal barns?
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Larry
Joined: 16 Nov 2009
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Location: Wabash, IN
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| Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:39 pm Post subject: |
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| I guess your not set up to accept photo's in your post. I was going to insert some photo's so you could see what I was talking about. |
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Midwestpro
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Location: Indiana
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You could upload them to a free service like photobucket and then link them here. But yeah otherwise I haven't expanded the bandwidth enough yet for photo and attachment uploads.
I have never cleaned anything like that, but I have heard there is good money in it like veal barns as well as chicken barns, farm equipment cleaning and things of that nature.
I would think lots of bleach and hot water to sanitize but like I said, we've never tackled anything like that. |
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Larry
Joined: 16 Nov 2009
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Location: Wabash, IN
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I started out with to small of equipment. I wanted two 8gpm, 3500psi, 230v, electric units. My brother was going to be my partner up until the day before I ordered the equipment, He backed out at the last minute. I ended up buying two 4gpm, 3300psi gas units. I didn't have the money to buy the electric units.
The first barn I did, did not go so well. My Son and step grandson helped me. It took three days and payed $410. It should have only took 8hrs. My Son didn't show the 2nd day, he was sick. He wouldn't wear his mask. Nothing but bacteria in those barns. My Step Grandson stuck with me, but he couldn't even roll up a garden hose without my help.
The second barn went a little better only took two days. My brother got interested again and wanted to help. He was going to buy the electric units after we finished this barn. Dang if he didn't back out again, after he got a taste of poo in his mouth.
I have decided to throw in the towel and just do residential and light commercial.
As far as the barns go, there are no chemicals needed or heat. Use there electricity and there water. They disinfect after your finished. The most time consuming part is getting the poo and hair out from between the crate boards. This is where the gpm and a good turbo tip would make all the difference.
Nuff said for now
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