Matthew
Im 17 i want to make some quick cash by pressure washing cars drivewayas ect what should i do to spred the word flyer in the mailbox ect...
Answer
Silly Goose is right, you need to go door to door. Whenever you do a job, take before and after pictures, and ideally, one that is half clean and half dirty. When you do a couple houses in one neighborhood and have pictures of them before and after, people will see your work, know you did it, and will be more likely to hire you. Pressure washers talk about getting customers in small neighborhoods all of the time because they did one house in a neighborhood. I will put a link in my sources to a forum where pressure washers talk about this kind of stuff. In addition to the simple conversation, people post leads on that forum when someone calls outside of their service area. Hope it helps.
Silly Goose is right, you need to go door to door. Whenever you do a job, take before and after pictures, and ideally, one that is half clean and half dirty. When you do a couple houses in one neighborhood and have pictures of them before and after, people will see your work, know you did it, and will be more likely to hire you. Pressure washers talk about getting customers in small neighborhoods all of the time because they did one house in a neighborhood. I will put a link in my sources to a forum where pressure washers talk about this kind of stuff. In addition to the simple conversation, people post leads on that forum when someone calls outside of their service area. Hope it helps.
husky pressure washer does not start.has gas ,oil,every thing that should be on is on..?
Clement
it cranks but it will not run.
Answer
Here is the quick way to figure it out. Remove the sparkplug and put a teaspoon of fresh gas into the hole, replace the plug and try to start it. If it starts and continues to run it is probably old gas that is the problem. If it starts and dies within a few seconds you aren't getting gas either to or through the carburetor. Make sure that fuel runs freely out of the fuel line. If it does than the carburetor may need to be cleaned. I have a mower and a generator that will not start on the old gas, they will run once started. I have others that don't seem to care. Try the gas in the sparkplug hole a couple of times, might just do the trick.
Here is the quick way to figure it out. Remove the sparkplug and put a teaspoon of fresh gas into the hole, replace the plug and try to start it. If it starts and continues to run it is probably old gas that is the problem. If it starts and dies within a few seconds you aren't getting gas either to or through the carburetor. Make sure that fuel runs freely out of the fuel line. If it does than the carburetor may need to be cleaned. I have a mower and a generator that will not start on the old gas, they will run once started. I have others that don't seem to care. Try the gas in the sparkplug hole a couple of times, might just do the trick.
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