Replies to post #114469 on PCT Ltd (PCTL)

[Egold]

Thanks for the update DE.

[cooop]

Thanks DE 4 trucks per day=$$$$$$$$$

[AfternoonDelight]

Sweet...looking forward to hearing your report on visit number two behind the curtain.

For folks that don't know who Desert Eagle is...he is an actual shareholder who is also the next PCT fluids distributor. He is starting up a new business in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In my opinion the simple fact that he and his family (and friends) are buying absolutely ridiculous amounts of PCTL stock the last several weeks tells any and all skeptics all they really need to know.

Like TKane likes to say...Can't beat boots on the ground. It doesn't get any better than this...thanks again big dawg!

Roll PCTL Roll

[rdw1954]

Thank you DE for your sharing your incredible journey to creating and building your new business. We appreciate your honesty and integrity as you post on this board and share your experiences. I don’t post often but just wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you and best wishes as we all go forward with PCTL.

[cg22]

Good morning to you DE ! Glad you guys arrived safely ..... hope it’s another great trip
!! Look forward to the pics

[Captbass]

Awesome news DE
So are we considering each 330 is a pallet space. Can they be doubled up. Are we talking 20-40 pallets per truck. Sry if this was already covered. Have a happy Friday all.
Bring us the finns Gary

[moxa1]

Thanks for the update DE. Wishing you all the best. PCTL!!

[Elcappy1]

Very nice! PCTL

[tsand]

Thanks DE! Could you please ask Gary to possibly update us on the PCT-UK subsidiary and whether they will be manufacturing overseas, or will units/parts be shipped from Michigan. Additionally, what type of inventory levels will PCT be carrying at the Michigan facility. Thanks in advance!! Sandy

[Evaluate]

Jason was loading the 4th truck of the day with 330 gallon totes.

Hopefully you are having a great day out there at PCT HQ today, and learning the full operation of the High Volume fluid equipment.

I seem to recall that each truckload of fluids could be up to 5000 gallons. If Jason was "loading the 4th truck of the day" ... does this perhaps equate to 20,000 gallons going out the door today? That's evidence of lots of demand!
Is the Little River fluid manufacturing capacity still around 10,000 gallons/day ... or have they possibly surpassed this?

Perhaps you can inquire with Gary how the demand/sales is progressing to industries beyond healthcare, such as oil/gas or agricultural.

Will you have an opportunity to visit any other distributor during your trip ... such as Hypo Foggers (previously Frog Foggers), which I believe is just minutes away in Little River.

Thanks & looking forward to your upcoming updates.