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It probably threw a rod. That can still happen with new equipment if it runs low on oil. I'm trying to get to a point where I can build equipment again, but there's no way I can finance.

I've cut for several changers and have never set a lintel. Probably should, eh?

That angle on the edge of the door is a really good idea. Someone tried to cut my deadbolts, but they didn't get even halfway through. That angle would have stopped them cold. One of the washes I look after was broken into by a stupid kid with a pair of diagonal cutters. He spent 90 minutes...

That's a 2" long drop acceptor. Any brand of those will fit and work.

Your idea of fun differs greatly from mine. I don't think the color of the trash cans matters. They're attracted to blue and black just the same.

I'll do it for 50% less.

Makes sense if there's less air density.

It's easier than you might think, but it's also really messy. I strongly recommend building up a contained area inside the room to keep the dust out of the equipment.

I don't know what pieces are needed, but I do know for certain that when it's all tightened down the bearings should not be in any kind of a bind.

Those are sealed bearings. The greaseable shaft rollers don't have bearings at all. The sealed bearings are zero maintenance.

You can rent a drill that has a suction pump to lock itself to the ground and cores a new hole for another bollard.

Yeah.

They are super smooth and swivel very freely. Like I said I've never used them, but I've seen them at multiple washes and I've never seen one leak or stiffen up.

Do you mind if I share the private message you sent me after you posted this?

The polite thing to do would be to tell why you're asking. You obviously have no intention of spending a quarter million dollars on a piece of equipment anytime soon. Why is it a problem for you to say who you are and what your need for information is?

Just getting it back together, it took so long to get a replacement gear that I forgot. I think I have it figured out.

I haven't used them myself, but I know a couple guys who have. They definitely last a long time, even at the gun, and they swivel really easy. I thought they were way more expensive, but they're only $30.73. I might have to try them as an inline swivel, but I'll stick with the Adams 7080 at...

Does anyone have any documentation for a 5H00510 Standard hopper? Parts breakdown would be great, but even a manual beyond basic operation would help.

My girlfriend has family up there, so that's a possibility. I'll be sure to pack a few tools if I ever visit them with her. I have actually cleared a clogged tip for someone I know with nothing but my Leatherman.