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This is the HP hose I use....Doesn't say if its for water or oil....I have had virtually zero issues with clogging since getting rid of the galvanized Wands. https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-2735-continental-brand-hose-3-8-inch-black-high-pressure-hose.aspx#description

Are you using galvanized wands? Or Stainless Steel? I used to have clogged nozzles all too often when using galvanized wands. Switching to SS solved the issue.

Yes, but that's the whole point. Wasn't getting enough volumn using a 2506 with available pressure.

Do you have syphon breaks in the discharge hose on the hydrominder?

I guess it could also be an SAE O'Ring Port too. Same configuration as the BSPP only the US version. More homework!

The BSPP threads are very common in industrial manifolds. The abbreviation stands for British Standard Pipe Parallel.

I use Dwyer flow meters on my pump stand and replaced all the compression fittings with SMC push connects. My Dwyer meters have a Stainless Steel BSPP threaded insert that has a 1/16-27 threaded female output. I would suggest finding something similar. If you look closely at yours, the grey...

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Or restricted water flow to the pump?

Trying to figure out why you had to replace the mix tank? I bought the Small Air Logic Mix tanks, 6x8x12 with a usable 8-10" depth...So about 2 gallons of mixed solution. I use them for all LP and soap/wax for a 4 bay....FB uses 20oz per minute per bay. For a 5 bay, that's 100oz per minute. If...

It doesn't look like anything special. Are your transformers in phase so you can use one common? Or you could do like Ourtown and wire each bay to it's own common. Not hard to do or verify. Leaks? Isn't everything push connect?

Wow...That's some information overload!

No argument here! Totally agree! Can't wait for Trump to get his own platform going. Hoping Zuck regrets his actions!

The ones I used are CHINT NB1-B1-1P from FactoryMation.com but see they are no longer available. They are rated at 277vac. I read an article that stated: Whatever amp rating is on your breaker will hold true up to its voltage limit of the breaker. It is sensing only AC current, not the line...

I had the antiquated thermo-disks in each coin box that turned the heat pads on or mostly not on! They were very problematic....Plus I had added so much more load to the 75va transformers I decided to install a dedicated system that only handles the coin box heaters. The system is energized by a...

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Really comes down to what separate's the men from the boys....Every owner should strive to have a replacement for everything that can fail at the CW to minimize down time....I would have gladly paid the price for a single 500va transformer to set on the shelf for insurance! Sure would have made...

Do you have and know how to use an ohm meter? It was stated by CB80 and Mep that terminals 2 and 3 are your commons connected in the middle by a jumper. It's easy to see the jumper in the photo. An ohm meter would verify that for you. So the logic is, you can attach a jumper wire from each bay...

The 12 Idec relays you see in this photo are used as isolation relays between bay input and my winterizing system. This was before I learned about how to phase transformers! I should have done a little more research!! Would have saved me a few $$$ and quite a bit of time wiring it all up!

I use Idec RH1B-U relays with a SH1B-05 base and usually find them on Ebay for cheap. They are rated at 10a with over a million life cycles when powering solenoids with only about 6 watts. The only difference between what I use and what Mep linked to is if one of my relays goes bad (Which I've...