Recent content by Brucedvm59

You're telling me I don't have to buy a jet to seed the skies?

Lowell Michigan

Yesterday, with our 2 PDQ M5's , we did 268 washes, that's a record for us.

I've been told it was dust collected in the Western plains.

Last night we had what they are calling a mud rain. Any car left outside last night is covered with dirt. Wash baby wash. Never heard of such a thing

OK, I was hoping it would be more straight forward. Thank you.

Good to know. I do have doors and my bays are 14.5 x 55 so I think size is not an issue. Might be worth checking out, it seems there are a few decent 360's out there available. And I do need more speed and reliability.

Yes exactly. I'm wondering if I've purchased used 360s. Is the festoon cable the same? Are the hoses the same? Is the track the same? Just wondering or does everything need to be switched out?

Need to upgrade my equipment, new equipment is not in the budget. Has any one have any experience of upgrading from a M5 unit to a 360? Thank you in advance!

I have two PDQ M5 washes that I would like to renew with better equipment. Looking for two used m5s with a reasonable wash count. Thank you

That's an idea and maybe something to look at. The self-serve bays though are significantly shorter than the ibas. Not to say I couldn't build it out to make it work.

We don't have onboard dryers. They are at the end of the bay but most people are reluctant to pull in. If there's a car still drying that's why I was looking at that as an option. So if anything I think I'll move them to just outside the bay with an awning over it

I appreciate your input, makes total sense. Thank you

So currently the wash packages are 8, 10, 13 and 16 and the longest wash is now taking close to 7 minutes. Currently making some other changes. Adding another productivity Arch. I think I can get it down under 5 minutes. But just looking at different options to speed things up

Yes I was actually just looking at this as another option. We could move them to outside and put an awning over them. We're in Michigan, so yes, that sounds like that'd be a better way to go