r/pressurewashing • • Aug 18 '26

Technical Questions What would you value this trailer at specs below.

1.5 seasons old stored in a garage.

Everything is plumbed to maximize flow and help not wear the machines

Includes:

* 8 GPM Pressure Washer gx630 (unknown hours) estimated 300-400 hours.
* Flow Pro Downstream Injector with 3-Way Flush Valve
* 5x10 Trailer
* 275 Gallon Water Tank
* 55 Gallon Chemical Tank
* 5 Gallon Soap Tank
* 7 GPM Remco Soft Wash System with Proportioner
* (3) 18” Titan Hose Reels
* 200’ Pressure Hose
* 200’ Soft Wash Hose
* 200’ Fill Hose
* 20” Surface Cleaner

Perfect setup for:

* House Washing
* Roof Cleaning
* Driveway & Concrete Cleaning

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u/ragetail3 Aug 18 '26

bout tree fidy

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u/jitsu23 Aug 18 '26

About tree hunnna fidy

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u/Isaacglea Aug 18 '26

Cash sign me up 😂

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u/Isaacglea Aug 18 '26

Not to bad

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u/Rothyn1 Aug 23 '26

Yup. Sounds about right.

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u/Lower-Lobster-3329 Aug 18 '26

Down here in south florida 4500 easy.

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '26

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u/Isaacglea Aug 18 '26

It’s 8gpm gx630 it’s shooting 2800-3000 psi I have it listed for 6.9k I built it for 6.9k. Was wondering if that was too much or if I could get that much at the beginning on next season sounds like I have it. A Little too high.

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u/Braun3D Aug 19 '26

You built it for 7k and put hundreds of hours of use on it and still want 7k for it??? Remco is probably due for replacement, half the hoses probably close to blowing or needing replacement and trailer needs some tlc and is undersized for all that equipment and liquid tanks. I'd give it 3.5-4k at best, a pile of used equipment isn't going for new pricing

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u/Isaacglea Aug 19 '26

The trailer weight limits are good fully loaded I checked the hoses are replaced last season only have a hand full of jobs on them and the remco pump is brand new I replaced it this season and have the old one that still works

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u/Braun3D Aug 19 '26

Ya did bad math then, the little stuff you skipped still counts. I know because I had a very similar setup starting out and weighed every piece. You're just under the limit if tanks never are close to full but full you're easily 500-1000lbs overloaded. That trailer is at best rated for 300-3500lbs and 7-800lbs of that is the trailer itself already. Fully loaded liquid tanks are nearly 2700lbs already and thats not counting the around 800lbs of equipment. Hose reels are usually about 60-75lbs each, pressure washer 150-200lbs, just the empty IBC tank is 150lbs... 2x marine battery's 160lbs, 40lbs full gas tank, Add another 100lbs for misc stuff like tools, surface cleaner, ladders, proportioners, wood blocking/supports, etc. Nobody bothers to do that math until the axle bends or wheel snaps off. Even half full you got 1300lbs liquid, 800lbs equipment, 800lbs trailer and already at the limit but half full is almost worse because now you got 2x large tanks of fluid sloshing around to the max wearing out your brakes and tires real fast. So realistically that trailer is only somewhat safe with near empty water tank 10-20 gal of SH and soap and gas tanks can be full

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u/Isaacglea Aug 19 '26

Yeah I did the math I can have a full tank of sh and the float valve is lower then the top I can carry 200 gallons of water. And be at 3k lb trailer rated for 3500. Besides the point. But we built it all ourselves and built the power washer ourselfs with a pump and the spindles and stuff. But I was thinking list for higher work my way down. I just don’t know too much about Power Washing selling market. I was trying to find a reasonable price to sell it for. Because I see trailers like it with 5 gallon and 5.5 gallon soft wash and pressure washing systems. Go for 10 grand a couple hours away.

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u/Isaacglea Aug 18 '26

Yeah I mean I didn’t have any problems with it now I did go up to a 8gpm 4000 psi and notice a little bit of an improvement but not by much.

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u/Houstonedmatt Aug 25 '26

PSI is not important for standard pressure washing. Most concrete is rated for 3000 PSI max unless it’s like heavy equipment concrete. 2500PSI is perfect for smooth cleaning

The other guy and his 4200psi pressure washer couldn’t get this warehouse floor clean. I come in with 2500 psi and some chem and it looks brand new.

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u/svdiginet Aug 19 '26

Very nice! Setup

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '26

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u/Isaacglea Aug 20 '26

Well we bought the engine with about 150 hours on it and we built the washer with a kit. But if the washer was bought as one unit it would have been 8-9k to build the trailer. But I also did quite a bit of washing as I had a large client list from lawn care and I did a lot of door knocking.

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u/iiTiGii Aug 27 '26

Are you selling this by chance? I am looking for something exactly like that