Cigarcity Softwash
The Stallion 5.5' DIY Pressure & Soft Washing Truck Bed Skid
The Stallion 5.5' DIY Pressure & Soft Washing Truck Bed Skid
To get started, each rig requires a $2,000 deposit that is non-refundable for any reason. Rigs that are financed will be paid in full before the rig is completed.
DIY Kit for The Stallion 5.5' Pressure & Soft Washing Truck Bed Skid! Save thousands when you build your own!
6ft Universal Truck Bed Skid - Fits all 5', 5.5', 6' and 6.5' Beds from Dodge, Chevrolet, GMC, Nissan, Toyota & Ford. Fully TIG welded with no bolts for maximum strength. Built with 3/16" aluminum plate decking, 2" rounded edge square tubing and 3" C channel. We're proud to produce the strongest skid on the market.
- Price shown is cash/check price. Add 3% for credit cards. Add tax for FL Residents. Pricing is subject to change until a $2,000 deposit is paid.
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Financing options with rates as low as 5% for 84 months with $0 Down, up to $250,000. Click here to learn more.
- Check out our User Manual!
NO CHANGES, NO MODIFICATIONS. RIG WILL COME UNASSEMBLED. YOU WILL NEED TO PROVIDE ASSEMBLY.
Standard Features:
- (2) 100 Gal Vertical Tanks (1x Water, 1x SH)
- 3/8" Ball Valve for Pressure Hose
- Wand with 36" Lance and Easy Pull trigger
- Pressure Washer Plumbing Install Kit
- M5 Twist Combo with Ball Valve, Swivel & Short Gun Combo
- Dominator 12v Softwash System with 12v 100psi @ 7GPM
- Stainless Quick Connect Package
- Banjo Y Filters for Inlet of Pressure Washer
- 12v Deep Cycle Group 24 Battery
- 3x 12" Dominator Electric Reels
- 200ft of 3/8" 1 Wire Pressure Hose
- 200ft of 1/2" Softwash Hose (12v Pump)
- 100ft 3/4" Garden Inlet Hose
- 7 Gallon Surfactant Tank
- 1x 20” BE Surface Cleaner
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Lockable surface cleaner rack (Lock not included)
- DF Downstream Remote Injection Bypass System
- 26 Gallon Fuel Tank
- BE Honda GX690, 8GPM@4000psi
- Weight of the skid without fluids is 1,269 pounds.
Financing is available through one of our partners.
30 Day Bumper to Bumper Limited Warranty - Please read how our warranty works.
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Ready to purchase? Simply call our shop to review your order and place your $2,000 deposit. (813) 686-7638
Troubleshooting: Won't Start?
My Honda GX630 or GX690 engine won't start. What should I check?
A common cause is a blown 30-amp fuse inside the fuse box. First make sure the battery cables from the battery to the engine are tight and free of corrosion. Then turn the key to ON. If the hour-meter display doesn't light up, the 30-amp fuse has most likely blown and needs to be replaced.
