Keep that truck happy. I run hot shots secret EDT fuel treatment in every tank when it's warm and EDT+ when it's cold. Your cp4 injection pump will thank you!
I've ran the 85 for 2 years and also owned the Might Atom. The Sonic without the filter performs almost just as good as the 85.Not using the filter also keeps the performance consistent. The Sonic also has bigger container and water drain. Would say you would cut your time in half using the Sonic Atom without the filter compared to the Mighty you are using. The power difference is substantial.
I’ve used a a skyvac for almost 4 years. The 85 has a lot more suction, I’m frustrated for you. It would help if you flip that nozzle over (so the pointy end is down) and use the gutter bracket to scrape off the leaves when they get clogged up.
What size generator do you run? I've got the Atom and want to upgrade but like the convenience of using the owner's power. But I hate the inconvenience of lack of suction power. It'll get the job done but the price per hour isn't where I want it to be. Especially for employees...
@@jonathanedmonson 8500 watt. Generator that stays on the flatbed and I run generator cable that is stores on a hose reel. They say you can only run 100ft of cord, but I’ve ran it for extended periods with 250 ft without a problem. I’ve definitely gotten more efficient with it over the years.
I operate in an area that is almost exclusively dry pine needles on every job. Would it still be worth it to get a gutter vac or would I just end up frustrated?
I live in an area with 50% long needle pines. Gutter vac when they are wet is by far the easiest. If no recent rain, bring a garden hose to wet the roof. When the needles are wet and soft they will bend and go right up the tube. Dry needles are stiff and light, they are miserable to try and corral into a tube. Hope this helps, (I have the interceptor).
Hay joe is there a big difference between the 5.5 GPM to the 8GPM did u notice a massive change couse I no u keep chasing water with the 8. Just wondering
You need to hold a current UASs certificate to proform ANY commercial drone operations. Even if it's your company. The FAA is pretty cut and dry about this. Fines are hefty.
Have heard of guys charging $.10/ sq ft of house. 1500 sq ft $150, 3500 sq ft $350 etc. Have heard guys charging by house type , single story ranch $150, three story New England type house $350. Here's the deal, If you land every estimate you are charging too little, if you close 10% of estimates, your price is too high. If you sell to the woman of the house you will have better results.
Gutter Hanger? I pulled a large fish out of a gutter once with my vac. Must've fallen out of a raptor's talons as is it was flying back to devour it. Either that, or a tractor beam mishap.
It would be cool if you could project the drone camera into a virtual reality set up so you could see The drone camera in the virtual reality while you use the vacuum 🧐
@@powerfulimprovements I've been operating drones for almost a decade now and got licensed last year after getting jammed up. I just don't want to see the same happen to you. I got into an argument with somebody on the Internet about one of the videos I posted. In hindsay I was breaking all kinds of regulation that I did not know about. Anyway the troll turned me in I was contacted by the FAA, He was actually a nice guy, he just advised me on getting my UAS certificate which I did.You can't put your controller down like that and just let your drone chill, I know it will stay there and come back home but you can't. I was flying too low over people at a car show. I am licensed if you ever need a hand shooting video. I'm local in Manchester as well if you ever want some advice on getting your 107, it's a 60 question exam you take down at Brainerd airport. There's all kinds of classes you can buy online. I used "The Drone Launch Academy" course.
Yeah I was waiting for this comment to show up. I really didn't want to be the one to break the news. On one hand, it's ridiculous and royal pain in the ass. The drones are stable and this use case is perfect. Sky Vac video poles and others are unwieldy and add extra weight to something that already leaves your arms on fire. Following the regulations and always having your hands on the controls completely eliminates hundreds of use cases for small video drones. On the other hand it's necessary. No technology is perfect and drone autopilot sometimes just decide to fly off or ascend dramatically, or decide a wall is actually open air and fly right into it. A falling drone, even a Mini 3, is pretty damn dangerous, and an uncontrolled drone can fly into the path of manned aircraft like planes and helicopters. The FAA regulations are kind of ridiculous, but at the same time I understand why they are as strict as they are. I personally started flying drones as a hobby to photograph and video beautiful locations, and the reaction I got was almost pure hostility. It didn't matter that I was following all regulations, some people think drones are literal Satan. I live in a small town and value my reputation, so sadly my drone doesn't go up anymore. Just way too much drama. I'm considering going Part 107 so I can more quickly inspect gutters, but a large portion of my town sits in controlled airspace and would require an ongoing exception which is real pain in the ass to get. Getting the Part 107 license isn't all that difficult, but you'll be expected to comply with all of the associated regulations. However, there a lots and lots of people that completely disregard the regulations and do as they please. Just be careful Joe, drones are a can of worms, and in my experience a shockingly large can of worms.
I’ve used a a skyvac for almost 4 years. The 85 has a lot more suction, I’m frustrated for you. It would help if you flip that nozzle over (so the pointy end is down) and use the gutter bracket to scrape off the leaves when they get clogged up.
I switched to the Sonic after using the 85 for 2 years. I run it without the filter and the power is almost equal to the 85 and don't need the generator. The 85 is great but I hate hauling the big generator. Added note , I only run it without filter when its wet debris.
My all time favorite MTV video! 💥
Proof is always in the pudding!! great work with the right tools. Awesome video Joe, you do get after it.
Much appreciated
Great work 👍
A video plus music . You IZ da man !!!!
Hey....first video with some mood music....love it.
Glad you liked it
Keep that truck happy. I run hot shots secret EDT fuel treatment in every tank when it's warm and EDT+ when it's cold. Your cp4 injection pump will thank you!
Much appreciated!!
Excellent Joe! And way safer at those crazy heights
Right!?
Very nice! Good enough is not good enough. Do it right or stay home! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Appreciate it
Did My first house wash of the year today (1/4/23)!!! It's been warm here in Virginia and I got a call for a house wash!!!
That’s awesome
I've ran the 85 for 2 years and also owned the Might Atom. The Sonic without the filter performs almost just as good as the 85.Not using the filter also keeps the performance consistent. The Sonic also has bigger container and water drain. Would say you would cut your time in half using the Sonic Atom without the filter compared to the Mighty you are using. The power difference is substantial.
I believe it. May purchase another more power vacuum end of summer
Do you have a link for the system you're talking about?
I’ve used a a skyvac for almost 4 years. The 85 has a lot more suction, I’m frustrated for you. It would help if you flip that nozzle over (so the pointy end is down) and use the gutter bracket to scrape off the leaves when they get clogged up.
What size generator do you run? I've got the Atom and want to upgrade but like the convenience of using the owner's power. But I hate the inconvenience of lack of suction power. It'll get the job done but the price per hour isn't where I want it to be. Especially for employees...
@@jonathanedmonson 8500 watt. Generator that stays on the flatbed and I run generator cable that is stores on a hose reel. They say you can only run 100ft of cord, but I’ve ran it for extended periods with 250 ft without a problem. I’ve definitely gotten more efficient with it over the years.
I’ve got a video of my setup on my channel but I don’t remember if I talk about gutter cleaning.
Mine is really not a commercial set up. Not my go to method. Really just for situations like this. Generator is 2000
Yeah. That’s the way. I can see something like that in my future. Later this season
good video
Thank you
2023 baby let's go 💪
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Loved that music. It was perfect for that goose neck looking for some leaves to munch on. Gotta name for the tunes?
✌🏼❤️ not sure the music was canned
Amazing!!.. what type of generator do you use?
Did you end up upgrading to the Sonic? Or did you stay with the original unit you had in the video.
From your experience are you glad you went with the mighty atom over the sonic atom? Trying to decide which one to go with.
I would go for the more powerful Sonic
The drone is extremely helpful. I'll have to get one.
👍🏼👍🏼
@@powerfulimprovementsWhat drone are you using sir?
@@joeygriffith8977 DJI mini pro 3
I need to work on getting this setup. unfortunately I have to avoid using ladders as much as possible.
I would recommend a step up if needed for regular use
How mich is this skyvac setup? i see they are from 800+
Joe’s flying a drone and using 35ft gutter vac at the same time!!
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I operate in an area that is almost exclusively dry pine needles on every job. Would it still be worth it to get a gutter vac or would I just end up frustrated?
It a tool for occasional use
I live in an area with 50% long needle pines. Gutter vac when they are wet is by far the easiest. If no recent rain, bring a garden hose to wet the roof. When the needles are wet and soft they will bend and go right up the tube. Dry needles are stiff and light, they are miserable to try and corral into a tube. Hope this helps, (I have the interceptor).
Looks like you are using the clamped poles? the push poles likely not strong enough?
Push fit is likely strong enough but they are really hard to pull apart when they get dirty. Clamp poles separate easier
@@powerfulimprovements Thanks for the info
Hay joe is there a big difference between the 5.5 GPM to the 8GPM did u notice a massive change couse I no u keep chasing water with the 8. Just wondering
Yeah. Big difference. My 8 flows at 9 on rinse mode with the flow pro. I’ve upgraded my water capacity again this year to help
Good stuff
What's name of the drone you have Sir? Thanks!
DJI mini pro 3
ha ha " stems and seeds " Sounds ike the weed in the early 80's
I would have no idea what you’re talking about 😂✌🏼
Hey Joe, I have a drone, but that camera quality is sooo much better. Do you the name of the one that you have?
DJI mini 3 pro
You need to hold a current UASs certificate to proform ANY commercial drone operations. Even if it's your company. The FAA is pretty cut and dry about this. Fines are hefty.
@@patrickkelly7344 it's under the weight limit. And commercial use is questionable. Plus noting in this video violates.
@@MannyAguilarJr Hahaha bro, you can not put the remote down like that!
Boss Man, how much do you charge for gutter cleanings in CT? here in CA ... minimum $225
About the same
@@powerfulimprovements hope you charge more for them towers you be climbing oh hell nahhhh haha
Have heard of guys charging $.10/ sq ft of house. 1500 sq ft $150, 3500 sq ft $350 etc. Have heard guys charging by house type , single story ranch $150, three story New England type house $350. Here's the deal, If you land every estimate you are charging too little, if you close 10% of estimates, your price is too high. If you sell to the woman of the house you will have better results.
Gutter Hanger? I pulled a large fish out of a gutter once with my vac. Must've fallen out of a raptor's talons as is it was flying back to devour it. Either that, or a tractor beam mishap.
Seriously. That’s crazy
It would be cool if you could project the drone camera into a virtual reality set up so you could see The drone camera in the virtual reality while you use the vacuum 🧐
That would be cool
Fpv goggles
Great! Now I have to buy a drone. I HATE THIS CHANNEL!
I wondered how long it would take you Mike 🤣😂
Slacking
@@powerfulimprovements sure is lol
Mike!!
#properextraction
I hope you have your part 107 and no one from the FAA sees this footage... Breaking all types of regulations man..
Much appreciated. What is your experience?
@@powerfulimprovements I've been operating drones for almost a decade now and got licensed last year after getting jammed up. I just don't want to see the same happen to you. I got into an argument with somebody on the Internet about one of the videos I posted. In hindsay I was breaking all kinds of regulation that I did not know about. Anyway the troll turned me in I was contacted by the FAA, He was actually a nice guy, he just advised me on getting my UAS certificate which I did.You can't put your controller down like that and just let your drone chill, I know it will stay there and come back home but you can't. I was flying too low over people at a car show. I am licensed if you ever need a hand shooting video. I'm local in Manchester as well if you ever want some advice on getting your 107, it's a 60 question exam you take down at Brainerd airport. There's all kinds of classes you can buy online. I used "The Drone Launch Academy" course.
@@patrickkelly7344 thank you very much. I’d love to talk. 860-942-3855
Very important to get your part 107.
Yeah I was waiting for this comment to show up. I really didn't want to be the one to break the news. On one hand, it's ridiculous and royal pain in the ass. The drones are stable and this use case is perfect. Sky Vac video poles and others are unwieldy and add extra weight to something that already leaves your arms on fire. Following the regulations and always having your hands on the controls completely eliminates hundreds of use cases for small video drones. On the other hand it's necessary. No technology is perfect and drone autopilot sometimes just decide to fly off or ascend dramatically, or decide a wall is actually open air and fly right into it. A falling drone, even a Mini 3, is pretty damn dangerous, and an uncontrolled drone can fly into the path of manned aircraft like planes and helicopters.
The FAA regulations are kind of ridiculous, but at the same time I understand why they are as strict as they are. I personally started flying drones as a hobby to photograph and video beautiful locations, and the reaction I got was almost pure hostility. It didn't matter that I was following all regulations, some people think drones are literal Satan. I live in a small town and value my reputation, so sadly my drone doesn't go up anymore. Just way too much drama.
I'm considering going Part 107 so I can more quickly inspect gutters, but a large portion of my town sits in controlled airspace and would require an ongoing exception which is real pain in the ass to get. Getting the Part 107 license isn't all that difficult, but you'll be expected to comply with all of the associated regulations. However, there a lots and lots of people that completely disregard the regulations and do as they please.
Just be careful Joe, drones are a can of worms, and in my experience a shockingly large can of worms.
I’ve used a a skyvac for almost 4 years. The 85 has a lot more suction, I’m frustrated for you. It would help if you flip that nozzle over (so the pointy end is down) and use the gutter bracket to scrape off the leaves when they get clogged up.
Thank you for the advice. Definitely some techniques to learn
I switched to the Sonic after using the 85 for 2 years. I run it without the filter and the power is almost equal to the 85 and don't need the generator. The 85 is great but I hate hauling the big generator. Added note
, I only run it without filter when its wet debris.
@@richiestills it runs on 110v?
@@totalpropertysolutionsexte4738 yes plugs in to a regulator outlet.
@@richiestills thank you for sharing. I’ll likely upgrade in the fall