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I got sick of using too much winter FB soap when it warmed up and of switching the tips on it to control usage, or switching back and forth. Instead I just added weep to my FB lines and while it probably costs more, it's so much easier not having to worry about them and they work all the time...

4 minutes for $2.50 is not bad at all. Just spend time seeing how busy it is. Those numbers are very doable.

I had almost the exact same experience. Couldn't have said it better myself. Great people, just not a fit for my IBA's.

Great year so far, but Oct. has been slow, will be slower than last year.

I have a couple Thrust Pro dryers and need to replace a mac valve for the follower raise. I found the exact Mac Valve on the NCS site, but found a similar one cheaper on Astromatic. The one on astro matic is the same model number, but does not have a MODIF. It is just blank. Would it work...

I had the same model tank and it failed at the 11 year mark. Bought the exact same unit on Zoro and replaced it myself. Being the same model, I didn't have to change any of the plumbing or solder anything. Just removed the fittings and unions and put them back. So far so good 6 years in.

I use it to setup packages, issue wash codes, run loyalty promotions and discounts. Lots you can do once you figure it out. Very convenient.

Saves me lots of time at the bank. They dont' even count mine anymore since it's been so accurate. Also, until they upgraded last year, my machine was faster than theirs.

It's a cheap regular lock. Don't mind cutting it off and I have a spare, but figured I fish key out if there was an easy way

I have an Abus disk lock that has the key broken off deep inside. It is the version that has a hole in the back behind the keyhole, and in the past I was able to just stick something in there and get the broken part of the key out. This one is stubborn and not moving at all. Any suggestions?

I swapped the interconnect board with another I had and it worked fine. Probably a bad capacitor.

It only gives out $5 at a time no matter what, so I don't think any buckets hold $10. I see one smaller bucket, then one with a divider that moves and can make that 2nd bucket either large or small depending on it's position it seems.

Appreciate the thoughts everyone. I assume the $1 bucket is the one in the middle since it's the smallest? I could just easily swap the interconnect board from my spare assembly.

I did before posting, but was hoping for some real world experience. It only gives the error on $1 bills, works fine on $5's and $10's. Don't the $1's send quarters out of a particular bucket? I thought it was the middle one, but I guess I was wrong. After swapping solenoids didn't work, I...

I have been getting a "bucket not open" error on my Rowe changer. Today I swapped the solenoids from a spare that I had, but still the same issue. What else could it be? Thanks.

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How does the presoak look when it's applied to a car? If it looks fine, then be glad that you will get so much use out of the last 60 gallons. As long as it's cleaning, it's good to use. If you don't like how it cleans, then try upping the dilution to go through it quicker.

They just added it back for some reason . I gave up after 30 minutes waiting on the phone, will call back next week. I'm only paying around 4.5% all in for my Cryptopay accounts, only have them in SS bays and Vacs.

So many times I'm looking at the cameras wishing I could speak to whomever is wherever I'm watching. Like yesterday when a guy drives into my Razor with 3 ladders stacked on top, then after the Razor hits them and stops, keeps driving back and forth thinking it's going to start again. Or the...

Sorry, it wasn't dirt, it definitely looked like resin. Wrong choice of words in the original post. It was brown and grainy and took me forever to get it out of my hair from all the times it shot out as I cleaned lines. I'm sure I'll keep finding issues with blockages for a while. I still...