Mi-T-M Introduces New JobSite Pro Compact Trailers
Mi-T-M Corp. announces the launch of its new JobSite Pro Series of compact pressure washer trailers. These trailers are designed to deliver professional cleaning power in a more accessible, maneuverable, and cost-effective package.
Engineered to match the toughness of Mi-T-M’s industrial trailers, the JobSite Pro Series gives contractors, rental centers, and mobile cleaning pros a no-nonsense entry into trailer-mounted systems, without giving up an ounce of performance or durability. Available in both cold water and hot water configurations, the new compact trailers are engineered for versatility across a wide range of jobsite and field applications, from paint preparation and equipment cleaning to construction cleanup and property maintenance.
“Not every job requires a full-size industrial trailer,” said Gerry Hess, senior product manager. “The JobSite Pro Series bridges that gap with the mobility, reliability, and performance our customers expect - all in a more compact, cost-effective package.”
These new trailers feature a single-axle design, making them easier to tow, position, and store compared to larger dual-axle units. A 200-gallon water tank and integrated hose reels allow users to operate independently in remote or water-limited environments.
Cold water models deliver 3000 PSI at 5.0 GPM, powered by reliable gasoline engines and belt driven pumps for extended life and consistent output. Hot water models step up to 4000 PSI at 3.7 GPM, equipped with a 12V burner system capable of handling grease, oil, and tough industrial cleaning tasks.
Each trailer comes standard with a durable powder coated steel frame, LED lighting, hose reels, plug-and-play wiring for quick installation and easy-access maintenance points. Optional upgrades such as electric start, extended hose lengths, and hitch configurations allow users to tailor the unit to their specific needs.
For more information, visit www.mitm.com.
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