Power Washing and Roof Cleaning Forum

The first pic the numbers are over the roll of the tank and really doesn't show how high up on the tank it is because I just took these in the dark but the other is obviously lower and would roughly be around a 5 gallon difference. In a roof mix, the fluctuation between 10 and 15 gallons on a roof with serious algae on it can make a world of a difference.

I have some 55 gallon drums that I used to use when I first started out (free from the local car wash joint with 5 gallon increments) and thinking of filling and them and just transfer what I'm planning on mixing into the 65 gallon tanks for the next day as needed.

-- Edited by Ray Wilkinson on Wednesday 23rd of October 2013 09:31:18 PM

Ray Burke called me this afternoon and said the same thing. It's to late to take the bad one back but I have some good marks on the defunct tank from the place I get my SH.

I have three horizontal tanks 40 gals each and they were accurate. This year I have a 250 gal tank, I found out early that it was a pain in the azz to get a legit / accurate reading because 'the jump between each mark is like 25 gallons or so. When it came time to make a small mix 40 gallons or so I was not assured that the amount of water going in was legit. So I set up a 40 gallon tank next to the large one, when making a mix the water comes from the forty gallon tank Guaranteeing me the proper mix.

I call you ... you no call me ... I 'm starting to get a "no call back from Art" anxiety attack!