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Mine is $1.50 to start, 30 seconds per coin. That's what the area supports.

https://www.harborfreight.com/10-ft-x-10-ft-slant-leg-pop-up-canopy-62899.html?_br_psugg_q=pop-up+canopy

What is the range you're willing to spend?

Baking soda mixed into water.

I have used an IDX MA-800 in one and it has worked perfectly.

There is a specific Slugbuster to use for this. The Sensortron coin pulse is too long.

Muriatic acid will remove cement, just don't get it on any chrome and neutralize it thoroughly.

Might be another check valve issue. Is it just soap, or does it also not draw wax? Did you ever solve this problem? https://www.carwashforum.com/threads/new-owner-need-your-help.21505/

I finally measured it. It's not entirely accurate because the bays level out almost a foot from the walls and apron, but with a level on a 10' piece of Unistrut I measured 2 1/4" to the floor at the end of the strut. It doesn't seem like much, but the bays are really easy to clean, other than...

They will also typically not maintain their vacs or the drying area. There's a SS wash a few mines from mine, and customers are always telling me they'd rather pay to use my vacs than use their free ones, and the wash between us doesn't have working vacs.

It's most likely the timer.

Since you have the yellow and blue wires from the coin acceptor together, briefly jump those to the green wire of the acceptor. If you get coin pulses to the timer, the acceptor is bad. If you don't, the timer is bad.

Do quarters register but tokens don't?

No. https://www.hpws.com/assets/ql-instruction-sheet-2011.pdf

The blue and green wires are the relay pulse. Black from QL to orange of timer (24v hot) Yellow and blue (or green) wire from QL together to green wire of timer (24v "common") Green (or blue) wire from QL to orange w/black stripe of timer (AC coin pulse)...

The equipment we used to build is very solid. The wiring in your case was done by Rex, who barely knew what he was doing. I recognize his handiwork. As bad as it looks, most of that wiring is pretty solid for being only 22 gauge, but I very often had to go back and redo some because of the...

That would be me. The wires that melted are the main voltage from the transformer that go through the thermal overload of the motor starter before it gets to the terminal strip. I don't have wiring diagrams, but it's very simple. Left to right on that terminal strip is tire cleaner (orange)...

I don't have one but I can take a picture of my spot free pump which is plumbed the same way.

Last I checked the 3M insulated butt splicers had gotten crazy expensive, like 70¢ each. I switched to Amp, which were still 15¢ last time I ordered. The 3M are made with a rolled metal interior, and sometimes they open up when you crimp. I had gotten used to looking down in the barrel to...

What the heck is that?