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I recommend the replacement of equipment when it makes financial sense to do so. Typically new machines bring a 20 to 25% lift in volume and an increase in revenue per car of at least $2.
With your long cycle times you should get a bigger lift in volume. Make sure the new equipment does the CPH...
The Unitec Portal has an option for 2 additional hoppers so you can dispense tokens. Carolina Pride makes a dispenser that you can add to a Wash Select II
The machine is probably over 20 years old. If the previous owner skipped on soap how do you think he maintained the Voyager.
The brushes turn faster than you can turn the new wash material. All new motors and gear boxes.
There are some good used machines. Have the local rep evaluate and do a...
We get full machine travel in the 32' 6"". I don't know the max vehicle length. It will do the 4 door pickups. My guess is 21'. They can answer your question
The floor heat should be able to heat the bay. The addition of automatic doors designed for a carwash will help operation and allow operation in real cols weather. I use airlift doors. They also have radiant tube heaters. You need radiant heat.
The machine was probably built between 1967 an 1975 be either Weben Industries or Nu Star. It has a small platform for the operator to stand on and operate. Thete is a steering wheel and cable system moving the side brush.
The manual in bay was soon after replaced with the In Bay Automatic. The...
I would have 1 of each. In most markets the friction wash will do 60% to 70% of the volume. Express washes and competition are considerations.
Ryko doesn't have a distributor in the carolinas. They sell, service and install direct offering considerable discounts on equipment. There are probably...