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cooll903

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what do all of you that get freezing temps do to keep your undercarriage sprayers from freezing?
 

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mine are on a pipe that sits in a groove cut in concrete floor. floors are heated. bay has doors.
 

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One of our washes does not have a heated floor in the IBA bay so we added a glycol line from the floor system to the undercarriage groove. Between that line and the Razor Cold Weather blowout system things have been fine.
 

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Good idea to think about that. Under carriage sprayers are not necessarily activated with every wash and resting horizontally with the nozzles pointed up where they can’t drain can cause a problem.

The responses above are all spot on in my opinion and should keep it working trouble free for the winter.
 

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Our undercarriage has an automatic air blowdown system and it works pretty well. It blows down the "L" also so it uses a lot of air.
 
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