Recent content by HeyVern

The vent to the attic space doesn't qualify as combustion air because it is still inside the building. The contractor is required to advise you of the combustion air requirement because it is code and they are responsible if you suffer carbon monoxide poisoning. If they advised you and you don't...

At this point, I don't want to deal with employees. If I was going to build another wash, it would be a dual long bay touches and no self serve.

Interesting, might be worth a try. Kind of suspect you'd just be adding a new problem but it might actually work.

I had one throw a fit because I asked him not to throw the foam brush on the ground. There's nothing you can do but, remain calm and ask them not to abuse your property. don't think people pay a lot of attention to those social media posts anymore. There's so many of them most people see them...

Quincy without a doubt

I would email his office, "We appreciate your business but, please do not leave a mess like this again." and attach the video. He'll either be embarrassed by his staff seeing his behavior or pissed that you outed him, either way he'll know he's on camera and you won't accept his disrespect.

it should fit snug but not so tight that it would break putting it on. I would show it to your motor guy and ask him about it.

Are you sure you have the right parts for your motor? Is there a burr or something on the shaft?

Exactly the issues I was expecting hear. Though, I believe they do have count up working now, or at least was told they do.

Has anyone installed these or heard of anyone using them. Curious to know how they're working out.

It will work, the steel threads are stripped, the nylon is what's holding on. It has to be very hot to melt the nylon which could damage anything that is too close.

If they're anything like the motor shops I deal with, they're so busy they don't mind still making money on the parts and not having to actually do the repairs. I'm sure they'd rather have some of your business rather than none. Especially if they know you're still going to bring them motors...

The motor shop you've been using can tell you and would probably sell you the parts too.

If you can get it hot enough to melt the plastic out without damaging anything else, it should come right off

I get quite a few in the automatic. I can easily search them from my LPR and contact the customer. Unless they paid with cash then I have no way to find or contact them. The police use my wash so I just turn them over when one of them comes through.