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We removed the damaged treadle today and there is a depression in the concrete. I need to make it smooth before installing the pressure pad. What is the best product to use? I'm assuming that this is "wear" in the concrete so it needs to be pretty tough. Thanks

I know this is probably a dumb question but are these price individually or as a pair?

I think what Sequoia is trying to say is that some people will tear up a $1500 bay meter to get the $11 that is in it. They tore up one of mine and it only had .25 in it.

Yes I'm familiar with the math, that's why I'm wondering if anyone has tried it.

I currently use Element Shield which is also an outstanding product. The Shield X is quite a bit less money though.

Has anybody tried KR's Shield X? The price looks pretty good if it works like Element Shield or Rainx.

Funny, I just started reading about this place this morning in National Geographic (my toilet magazine!).

I defer to Randy on all changer, acw and bill acceptor matters.

Several years ago when I was having trouble with my treadle I bought a pressure plate. It turned out to be easier to fix the treadle than I thought so I never used the plate. Now 1 of my treadle's seems to be bent so I want to use the plate. Is there any reason I can't have a treadle on 1 side...

I would consider that outstanding! 68 cars per day rain or shine. I would love that at my wash.

I splurged for the extra $8 on the lamb motors on Randy's reccomendation. Testing them side by side is a great idea but I'm so damn forgetful that by the time 1 wears out I won't remember what the test was! I also bought new brushes for all of the old gs motors I have already.

Which motor do you guys prefer? I have not needed one in quite some time but I need to order a couple. The KR is cheaper but is it any good? Thanks

I have held a hummingbird in my hand a couple of times. We feed them at the house and occaisionally one will fly into the garage. They never will fly out the door since they only fly up. They get stuck trying to fly through the roof until they are tired enough for me to catch them in the fishing...

Thanks. I ordered the hose today and will hopefully have it by the weekend. My backup light came on DURING a wash the other day. I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen the video.

I went for several years and never had to replace my backup switch and now I have had to change it every couple of months. Am I buying crappy switches or is there likely something else wrong? KR only has 2 kinds that I saw and I've tried them both. Are there better air switches out there? I have...

Other people are getting clean cars with that machine. With the right chemical setup you should be able to also. I'm a friction guy but I'm certain that a good chemical guy could change your life.

You may want to take a look at what you are using during the wash. Maybe if you used better chemical in there you wouldn't need prewash or so much labor. What equipment do you have and what are you using for chemicals?

I was in Lowes several times yesterday. They have it on the front page of their flyer for $119.

I got one...

Great! I just bought a Lowe's compressor today. I bought the best one they had and my plan is to plumb it into my Curtis (new pump should be here tomorrow). That way I will have 140 gallons of air storage and 2 compressors in case 1 goes out. I hope to never have another air issue again!