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I would hand a towel out to every car that comes in and have them give it back as they leave.

A couple of other things to look into about a well. Not sure what the laws are in Kentucky but in the west you need to have the water rights to pump water from the aquifer even if it is under your property. I have the water rights for 13,000 gallons per day. It would also be good to see if can...

I like my 1508 tips. When you hold the gun the 15 degree feel more powerful than a 25 degree and 15 has more cleaning power at the point of impact.

If you look at the inlet side of your Paloma you will see it probably has a restrictor installed. You can remove this and get more flow through the heater but with a little less heating of the water. That is how I have been running mine for 25 years.

I have been on well at my house for 33 years. I have replaced the motor/pump 3 times but that is mostly because it pumps 500 feet up because I live on a hill. There are basically 2 different systems that are used now for domestic water. The old fashioned system uses a pump and expansion tanks...

Mars. I would wait for Randy to reply because he is up all the new things related to validators more than anyone else on this forum.

US SOLID states that their coils are not rated for continuous duty but are fine for up to 8 hours at a time. Their Normally open solenoids would not work for a weep system but normally closed should be fine for car wash applications. The Parker solenoid that failed was only 18 months old and...

I found the 24 volt ac on their website. They also offer motorized ball valves which might work better in some applications.

I usually stock a few solenoids for quick replacement. I put in my last spare 1/2 solenoid yesterday and went to order a few replacements. It seems that solenoids of all brands have really gone up in price in the last few years. More than doubling in price. I ordered the standard ones and also...

I have always used the course Scotchbrite material from a autobody store. It seems to stay in place and does not breakdown.

1508 at 1200 psi. A lot more impingement. I tried tips with less volume and found it took me much longer to clean each bay.

5% is the average from a survey the Ica did years ago.

I took a actual picture of my hand inserting a credit card into a Etowah valley reader and had a decal made of the picture. I put it right next to the swiper and it eliminated problems. It was very inexpensive to have a local decal shop make it.

I know you like Vegas. When you are around there give me a jingle and I will take you for some desert rides.

I once got a bad review on a wash.I sold 3 years earlier that had been torn down a replaced with a retail store. Took Google 6 months to get rid of the review.

What type of Bill validator are you using.

You can use methanol or RV antifreeze.

Last year a guy with a large enclosed trailer totaled one of my automatics. 170K for a new one and his insurance paid.

My least favorite job next to sucking mud is to thaw out foamy brush or wands so I tend to mix it a bit strong and figure the extra $100 I might spend during winter is better than trying to get enough hot water out in the bays to thaw them out.

Are you sure the arms are not bent? If they are that would put a lot of stress on that flange.