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Token or Coin Operated Pressure Washers for Marinas, Campgrounds, ATV Parks, and Truckstops

Coin Operated Pressure Washers, Wash Systems for Boat, Trailer, & more Marina Products(PDF)



Testimonial from Watertown Marina

   

Great Profit Center
Easy Installation
Environmentally Important

Wash Systems for Boat, Trailer, Truck, ATV & More

Why a Token/Coin Operated Pressure Washer?
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A 3000 PSI Pressure washer to wash down boats & trailers, recreational vehicles, and trucks.

"No Detergent!! This unit relies only on high pressure water to clean."

Token operation allows the owner/operator to control who uses the facility and what the price will be.

A convenience for the owner of a boat & trailer, wash systems are a necessity for the environment!

The transfer of species from one body of water to another is becoming a real problem.

110 Volt 2000 PSI $2.495.00 plus shipping
230 Volt 3000 PSI $3,195.00 plus shipping
Stand is $260.00 each

As a Marina/Campground owner you can help protect your work place.
Once established in some U.S. waters, nuisance species can be easily spread to more lakes, rivers and coastal resources by those who use the water. They can hitch a ride on boats, trailers, fishing waders, scuba equipment or clothing, seaplanes, buckets used by children playing in the water or anglers who use them for a variety of reasons, and many other ways. By following a few simple procedures, recreational users can easily eliminate their role in the spread of invasive species. See www.protectyourwaters.net

Inland waters. Once introduced into the Great Lakes or coastal waters, many hitchhikers spread to inland lakes, rivers, wetlands and waterways by way of barges, recreational users, balt buckets, fish stocking and other human-assisted transport mechanisms. The zebra mussel, hydrilla, and others have taken great advantage of these opportunities to hitch a ride and have proved to be devastating to freshwater lakes and rivers.

(Adapted from the Great Lakes Regional ANS Panel, "Biological Invasions," 1988)