Trailers Air
Trailers Air
Homestead Air Reserve Base proves crucial for Haiti relief efforts
Tech Sgt. Pablo Navarette walked around the airfield at Homestead Air Reserve Base Monday inspecting trailers with ready-to-eat-meals, water and cots.
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 2007 30 Winnebago Vista w 1 Slide 5197mi NO RESERVE US $35,101.00 |
 1999 FREIGHTLINER CENTURY WITH 45 FT TRANSCRAFT TRAILER  US $8,100.00
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 2003 Outback 27RB 28x8 with 1 slide out US $5,900.00 |
 2004 GMC G3500 Van 16 BOX 12000GVW EX PENSKE US $1,650.00
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 1999 Prowler Lite Bunkhouse US $3,600.00 |
 1 Owner Pop up Popup Folding Camper Trailer NO RESERVE US $3,201.00
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 05 Cherokee Travel Trailer w 2Slides US $7,250.00 |
 2008 Coachman Lite Damage Salvage Title NO RESERVE US $7,050.00 |
 2004 TRAIL LITE 26 SLIDEOUT UVW 3987 CLEAN NO RESERVE US $6,500.00
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 2000 CITY ALUMINUM FRAME Dump Trailer 28 Clean Trailer US $12,003.00 |
 Rutan VariEze 1978 Experimental Aircraft N67EZ FAST US $9,001.00
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 2001 HOLIDAY RAMBLER ALUMA LITE 32FT US $8,099.00 |
 International 4900 Dump Truck Semi Double Frame NR US $3,850.00 |
 1997 NU WA Hitchhiker Premier Series 36’ 5th Wheel US $11,610.00
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 Barrett Aluminum Cattle Pot Semi Trailer Works Great US $9,000.00
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 NEW 2010 Bumper Pull Living Quarters 2 horse trailer US $24,559.00
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 FORD F450 SUPER DUTY BUCKET TRUCK GENERATOR WARRANTY US $3,251.00 |
 1998 Sundowner Valulite 3 Horse Slant Load Trailer US $9,500.00
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 Dodge Sprinter RV Camper Mercedes Benz Diesel MotorHome US $42,100.00
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 07 CHEROKEE BKT31B REAR BUNKS NO RESERVE BEAUTIFUL US $10,100.00 |
 05 Scorpion S1 Pop Up Camper Toy Hauler Deck Trailer US $7,100.00
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 2002 TAHOE LITE 19U SLEEPS 5 UVW 2860 NO RESERVE US $3,726.00
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 M1009 Military 4x4 Chevrolet K 5 CUCV Blazer Truck 62L US $2,025.00
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 92 Winnebago Adventurer LOW MILES Cold Air VERY NICE US $5,500.00 |
 Towlite 1994 Trailer US $4,500.00
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 New Featherlite Horse Trailer Model 8546 US $14,631.00
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 Semi Truck and Trailer For Sale US $7,000.00
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 Chevrolet W5500 Tiltmaster Flatbed Dump Truck Diesel NR US $5,100.00 |
 7X16 V Nose All Aluminum Enclosed Trailer Motorcycles US $3,500.00
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 1999 International CarHauler w trailer NoReserve US $7,600.00
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 Jayco Jay Feather Sport 226 Travel Trailer Lite Weight US $7,000.00 |
 60ft WH O C Matl Hndlr bucket truck 02 Frtlnr A T Air US $40,000.00 |
 2009 Fleetwood Pulse Class Motor Home on Dodge Sprinter US $43,600.00
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 GYROCOPTOR ONE PERSON HELICOPTER BENSON US $800.00
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 diggerderrickboombuckettruckcranewinchlineauger US $13,100.00 |
 Pace American 12 x 8 Enclosed trailer US $4,500.00
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 vending concession display trailer 7x12 haulmark US $2,850.00 |
 Starflyte Class B Motorhome Fiberglass Body Very Sharp US $19,100.00
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 2009 Keystone Sprinter 300 KBS 35FT CAMPER RV SLIDES US $8,100.00 |
 2010 LARK 7 X 16 TA ENCLOSED CARGO TRAILER US $3,000.00 |
 Midas Camper Vintage Travel Trailer NO RESERVE AC BATH US $510.00
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 2006 MAXLITE CAMPER TRAILER R VISION SLEEPS 6 LITE 26 US $6,600.00
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 1970 M35A2 TURBO DIESEL LOOKS AND RUNS GOOD US $1,050.01 |
 HURRY HUGE DISCOUNTS NOW ON THE KEYSTONE OUTBACK 270BH US $18,910.00 |
 2003 Columbia condo sleeper NICE Detroit engine NR US $14,500.00
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 2004 Fleetwood Terra US $35,900.00 |
 2003 KEYSTONE OUTBACK CAMPER 26FT RV TRAILER US $6,550.00
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 2000 Freightliner CENTURY CLASS 120 70 SLEPPER US $7,999.00
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 NEW 2008 Chevrolet 5500 MSRP $88K $63994 Diesel Crew US $34,600.00
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 NEW Chevrolet 5500 MSRP Over $88K $63994 Diesel Crew US $35,100.00
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 85 X 24 TA LARK 2010 ENCLOSED CARGO TRAILER US $3,200.00 |
 1997 WABASH 53 AIR RIDE DRY VAN US $3,050.00
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 PACE AMERICAN TRAILER SHADOW GT AUTO CAR TRANSPORT 36 US $13,795.95 |
 Custom Hand Crafted “Woody” Teardrop Camper Trailer US $1,875.00
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 Never Used 17 2007 Wedge by Adventure MFG LIKE NEW US $4,050.00 |
 1999 FORD F450 DUMP TRUCK ONLY 92K MILES NO RESERVE $$$ US $6,300.00
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 2008 Salem LA towable RV Camper Travel trailer US $6,600.00
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 2002 freigtliner columbia semi truck US $5,357.00 |
 SUNDOWNER 2 HORSE WITH LIVING QUARTERS US $5,600.00 |
 2007 Vanguard Dry Van Trailer US $13,100.00
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 ESCAPER 400CUMMINS POLISHED TILE NAV ALL THE GOODIES US $65,100.00 |
 1997 international amtran bus conversion US $6,000.00
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 M1008 Military 4x4 Chevrolet CUCV Pick Up Truck diesel US $2,550.00
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 2006 GMC G3500 Box Van 16 BOX EX PENSKE TRUCK US $3,250.00
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 1983 KENWORTH Cabover US $3,400.00
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 2000 DUTCHMAN LITE 24QB US $2,550.00 |
 2002 HOLIDAY RAMBLER ENDEAVOR 300hp 3 SLDS DEISEL GEN US $32,100.00 |
 2006 BIG HORN by HEARTLAND 3400RL triple slide 5thwheel US $15,000.00 |
 New Featherlite SURV Trailer Model 7924 US $7,100.00
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 Coachmen Clipper Pop up Camper Great Condition US $5,200.00
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 2003 Silver Star Alumnium 4 Horse Trailer Beatiful US $7,100.00 |
 1988 Peterbilt Pete Air Ride 425 Cat Engine New Paint US $7,350.00
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 M105A2 Military Surplus 1 1 2 ton 2 Wheel Cargo Trailer US $250.00
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 1998 MAC ALUMINUM DUMP TRAILER US $8,100.00 |
 1979 PROWLER CAMPER BY FLEETWOOD US $1,111.11
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 2008 KEYSTONE SPINGDALE 18 VERY CLEAN BLOWOUT PRICE US $14,495.00
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 Aero Cub Travel Trailer Camper ultra lite hybrid US $4,101.00 |
 NO RESERVE2006 KEYSTONE OUT BACK 25RSS US $6,100.00
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 2003 BEAVER MONTEREY MODEL CARMEL US $57,871.00 |
 95 Freightliner FLD 120 70 sleeper and Racing Trailer US $47,900.00
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 Sterling A9500 Drywall Truck w Fassi Crane Boom CAT US $8,700.00 |
 2001 30 Sunnybrook BHS W 14 slide out garage kept US $7,300.00
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 1980 Wisconsin 1900 12 Tilt Deck Trailer 28 x 20 US $1,125.00 |
 2001 Freightliner Classic XL FLD11264ST Sleeper NICE US $7,101.00
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 1973 Loadking Bellydump US $1,500.78
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 2008 Fleetwood Williamsburg tent trailer w slide out US $8,750.00 |
 NICE 94 Monaco Dynasty 34 Diesel pusher motorhome US $30,100.00
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 stong rebuilt motor mack truck US $1,001.00
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 2000 Newmar Dutch Star 38 Diesel Slide NICE LOOK NO RE US $28,100.00 |
 Travel Trailer 5th Wheel 1 slide out living room US $2,100.00 |
 New Heartland Caliber travel trailer Introductory Price US $5,000.00
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Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems collect mold, fungi, bacteria and a variety of contaminants that reduce the quality of the air residents and visitors breathe. A dirty air duct contributes to poor indoor air quality and affects the health of people in the residence.
Vacuum collection alone does not clean the HVAC system. Brushes, air whips, "skipper balls" and other tools that agitate contaminants and debris scrub the surfaces within the air duct system and propels contaminants and debris into the vacuum collection device(s).
Anti-microbial chemical sanitizers are applied to the interior surface of the air ducts to control microbial contamination...but...before sanitizers are used, the system should be thoroughly cleaned. All anti-microbial chemicals used must be EPA registered for use in HVAC systems. Ask to see the chemical's Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS). If you are still concerned, call the EPA at 1-800-438-4318. There are no EPA registered anti-microbial products for use on porous system surfaces - such as fiberglass surfaces.
When sanitizing air ducts you want to make sure the air duct cleaning company uses safe; effective EPA approved products that are safe for people, pets, and the environment. An atomizer fogs the sanitizing product throughout the entire ventilation system.
Allergic people, infants and elderly are especially sensitive to the microbes that cause respiratory problems like bacteria, mildew, fungi algae and dust mites which require a highly-effective sanitizer to eliminate odor-causing microorganisms as well contaminants associated with allergies, mildew and bacterial growth. Make sure the sanitizer is rated by the EPA as a category IV product with the lowest toxicity rating. Sanitizing air ducts means toxicity and safety safeguards that establish and ensure there are no harmful dermal (skin), ocular (eyes), inhalation (breathing) or ingestion (swallowing) effects from the products.
There are two popular types of vacuum collection systems...those mounted on trucks and trailers versus portable units. Truck/trailer mounted equipment is generally more powerful than portable equipment. By contrast, portable equipment often can be brought directly into a facility, locating the vacuum closer to the ductwork. Both types of equipment clean to air duct industry standards. Vacuum units should be attached to a collection device for safe containment prior to disposal. A vacuum collection device which exhausts indoors must be HEPA (high efficiency particulate arrestance) filtered.
The frequency of air duct (HVAC) cleaning depends on several factors:
*before occupying a new home.
*afterhome renovations or remodeling.
*number of smokers in the household.
*Pets that shed hair and dander.
*Water contamination or damage to the home or HVAC system.
*Residents with allergies or asthma benefit from better indoor air quality.
The United States Environmental Protection Agency says that "duct cleaning services" typically range in cost from $450 to $1000 per heating and cooling system, depending on the services offered, the size of the system to be cleaned, system accessibility, climatic region, level of contamination" and type of duct material.
Consumers should beware of air duct cleaning companies making sweeping claims about the health benefits of duct cleaning - such claims are unsubstantiated.
Consumers should also beware of "blow-and-go" air duct cleaning companies that charge low fees and do a poor job of cleaning the heating and cooling system. These companies also try to persuade consumers into unneeded services or provide service without the consumer's permission. Contact the Better Business Bureau and local, federal, and state elected officials to report the company.
Interview at least 3 local air duct and HVAC cleaning contractors and to perform a free system inspection and to provide a price to clean the HVAC system.
Narrow your list of potential contractors:
* Make sure the company is a member in good standing of the National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA).
* Verify that the company is certified by NADCA to perform HVAC system cleaning.
* Ask how long the company has been in business and determine if that experience is adequate.
* Ask if the company has the right equipment to effectively perform cleaning, and if the company has done work in homes similar to yours. Ask for references from neighbors.
* Inquire whether the company is in good standing with the local Better Business Bureau.
* Get proof that the company is properly licensed and adequately insured.
* Make sure that the company is going to clean and visually inspect all of the air ducts and related system components.
* Avoid advertisements for "$99 whole house specials" and other sales gimmicks.
NADCA Members sign a Code of Ethics stating they will do everything possible to protect the consumer and to follow NADCA Standards for air duct cleaning. Air duct cleaning companies must meet stringent requirements. All members must have certified Air System Cleaning Specialists (ASCS) on staff, who have taken and passed the NADCA Certification Examination. Passing the exam demonstrates extensive knowledge in HVAC design and cleaning methodologies. Air System Cleaning Specialists are also required to continue their industry education by attending seminars to keep their NADCA certification status current.
Find out as much as you can about the air duct cleaning company before you hire the company.
