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Did you buy the kit from CWS Steve? Our kits came with everything needed to install - the interface board, the nayax, and all necessary wiring and hardware.

Nayax can be added to those timers in count up or count down mode, no need to switch out the timers. I have those timers with nayax in count-up mode at 1 location.

This is a low volume site, sub 3k washes/yr, so hard to justify a new machine. We found another gto300 gantry, it's installed and we are washing cars again.

My mistake, will talk with them at the show and see which way we decide to go.

All the specs you need to replace that motor are on that black info tag. But as new wash dog asked earlier, have you tested the motor to ensure that is bad and not some other component?

You will most likely need a forklift or similar to get them down and re-install them. Might be worth climbing up there and getting specs and testing so you only need the forklift once. I'm not that familiar with PDQ, but in general, some parts are off the shelf and some parts are proprietary on...

Is it just the motor portion that is broken? Or the fan blade/housing having issues also? Motor is probably an off the shelf unit that you can get at any industrial and/or motor supply house

What price is your competitor at?

It is unknown how dirty the cars will be at this point. Site is a busy 8 Bay SS that we are considering to add a touch less to. It is a blue collar area with dually trucks, which is another reason we were looking at the petit. White collar people drive past on the way home from work, so might be...

This is kinda what I was figuring. Our top wash on a Mark VII aquajet 300 puts out a clean and dry car in 6.5-7 minutes. Petit numbers are for cleaning only in a long bay where drying is separate, so another car is in the wash bay while the first car is drying. I'm pretty sure a aquajet 700...

Have you at least narrowed down your issue? That's one of the things I have reservations about Petit, how clean can the car get with how fast the machine moves? Does the machine sacrifice cleaning for a faster throughput? What is being sacrificed to increase wash speed? My gut says something is...

Probably some garbage in solenoid or solenoid staying slightly open for some reason.

As stated earlier, your membranes are toast, they can't handle sitting without use. I would determine how many GPD you need and buy membranes accordingly. Some minor replumbing will be required to change # of membranes.

We like what we see with this machine, going to check it out closer in Nashville. This is going to be a higher volume site, so looking for throughput.

Did you get this figured out? We are looking at a petit for our new site

Retail 101 - light your store up as bright as you can...also I'm pretty sure will become a priority once they get hit with a lawsuit due to poor lighting. Their employees already admitting they don't care about lighting - ambulance chaser's dream

We just added tire to our LP gun with the manifolds cantbreak80 posted, was pretty quick and easy with those.

Probably can still get motors from NCS - if not, as Waxman said, the motors are probably not proprietary and should have cross to industry standard motors.

Your membranes will be toast as well. Do you really need it up and using resources? Industry rule of thumb is below 50 ppm and 3 grains is considered spot free water. You maybe able to bypass 1 or 2 of those membranes depending on how many GPD you need to produce.

We may eventually put wax on the LP system, but there are way more things ahead of that to change that will make a bigger difference to our bottom line. Looking for a good showing HP wax for now.