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Maybe Chris Christie will come riding in on a (very large) white horse and save this country. God knows it can't be done much worse!

FWIW I think adding the video capability is the best money that I have spent for a long time. I reccomend spending a few extra bucks and getting a really nice system. This from I guy who is so tight that when I walk my a$$ makes a noise only dogs can hear (according to my wife!).

I had somebody contact me through the forum but that's been several years ago. I guess everybody must have already switched. I got about 2/3 of what I spent for my old stuff. Switching to Mars is the best ss decision I have made since I've been in business.

Those Rowe parts may be worth more than you think. A replacement power supply used to be crazy expensive, like maybe $800. If you can find somebody who wants to keep the frigging thing (Rowe).

Thanks. Actually I lied it was a Slugbuster 1. I took it out last night and adjusted it all the way to accept and it still rejected about half so I just switched it with my $1 acceptor that nobody ever uses anyway (it's actually in my Hamilton Goldline). I guess I will send the other one back to...

I have a Slugbuster that is rejecting about half the quarters that are inserted. Is there any kind of adjustment to this thing or is it time to just buy one? It is 8 years old and has worked like a charm. Thanks

The biggest problem is finding a trustee that will hold what you want to hold. I confess that I don't know much about Swiss annuities. What is the advantage of a Swiss annuity? I do know that there are some great opportunities out there yielding 7.5-8% as long as you don't need liquidity.

I have no explanation for this except for my exemplary character but when I got here today I tested the solenoid with a screwdriver and got no reponse. So I switched the board between that bay and another and now they both work. It should be said that somebody told me to try this right off the...

I'm not there now but that does not look familiar. I'll look this afternoon when I get to the wash.

Jeff, Once again I am forced to show my ignorance on this forum. I do not know the answer to your question about a "zero pressure regulator". It is a Jim Coleman Super Saver if that tells you anything.

When I remove the plunger chemical flows (there is no shut off) so I have flow to the manifold. I'll take it loose on the output side and see if anything comes out. Does the fact that I get hp water, although soapless, rule out the bay switch? Thanks

Hmmm. Maybe I'll try it. Where did you get them?

I have a ss bay where everything works but the hp soap has no soap. I thought that it had to be the solenoid so I ordered both the plunger and the coil. I have replaced both now but no changed. Soap is fine in all the other bays. I tried adjusting the chemical on the manifold also but nothing...

Diamond, Are you talking about a softgloss or a tf machine? I've never changed the nozzles on my softgloss.

I have that too. At first I thought "what a coincidence" then I remembered there is no such thing.

I would think that there would be a ton of used Rowe stuff out there. Anyone who did the Mars retrofit has all of that stuff left over. I sold mine for almost as much as the Mars cost. Personally I would not even consider fixing the Rowe but there should be used parts available.

Well I have only had 1 working at a time for a while now! So far so good with the pressure switch. I can't find the wider ones that I saw referenced. Anybody know where to get one wider than 9 or 10 inches?

The only wide one I can find on the KR site is $431. It can't be $431 for a wide one when the 9" is only $140 can it? I can't get a price on the one from Sonny's today.

We had storms last night so I was able to get the concrete patch down. The pressure plate goes in today. How close to the tire stop should I put it? It's 32 x 9. Thanks

fyi 2.5 gallons of concentrate only cost about 15% more than 1 gallon. I always use generic, at the wash and on the farm.