[rycalshaw]

Has anyone bought one of  the budget systems from the cleaning warehouse?, i,ve been looking at one on ebay, 500 ltr tank with 2 man set up for £1350.00 , i would have to have someone to fit, but it looks a decent deal..thanks

[KS Cleaning]

Has anyone bought one of  the budget systems from the cleaning warehouse?, i,ve been looking at one on ebay, 500 ltr tank with 2 man set up for £1350.00 , i would have to have someone to fit, but it looks a decent deal..thanks

Do you work alone or are there two of you working from the van? If it’s the latter 500 litres isn’t going to be enough....I never have understood why they do 500 litre 2 man systems.

[windowswashed]

Fit it yourself, you learn so much more. Then when things go wrong you can deal with it easily yourself.  Takes no more than a day to swap entire systems from one van to another, done enough vehicle swapping over the years to complete it all in a day.

[NWH]

Any decent mechanic will fit it for you in a couple of hours.

[SB Cleaning]

I have bought a couple of their pro systems over the years and I know various others that have bought them  and they are excellent value for money.

Fit it your self it's easy.

[swanson]

Everything is easy if you have the no how.
But if your no confident take it to a garage.
I personally don’t think I could fit my own system especially if your bolting it down then you have all the electrical side to deal with.

[Klean07]

I've had both my systems from here which included fitting both for £200 each. They do it while you wait.

[Smudger]

if you cn clean windows then you can fit a system - its ver, very basic - electrics is one red wire from the battery to split charge relay then red wire to your second battery - black wire earth to metal on van - pump and controller red to red and black to black - job done

I think anyone running a system should be able to fix the basic and know at least what requires fixing if something more major goes wrong

Darran

[swanson]

I will have to brush up on my electrics.
I would rather pay someone to do it for me tho

[dazmond]

I would never attempt to bolt a system in the back of my van....certainly not drilling holes in the van floor.i wouldn't attempt to fit a split charge relay either......I'd rather pay someone else to do it.....

I could change the oil on my van myself but would I?not a chance....again I'd rather pay someone else and keep them in a job....

[dazmond]

Imagine if everyone decided to clean their own windows?.....yep.....no window cleaning business.....

[Richard Groves]

Agree with the tank cage fitting, not something I'd want to attempt. Worth paying a garage with ramp and tools even if I did feel competent.
A lot of benefits to fitting everything else yourself though
Cost. The sum of the parts will usually be less and can still be bought all from one supplier.
You only buy what you need.
You fit things where you want them.
You know how it all works and how to diagnose a fault and fix it.