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What is your issue with the hose . My only issue is if the button on the brush breaks it's almost impossible to repair.

Shampoo $3 Frag $1

My Tunnel Cashiers manually ad CC slips so the Checkout can be reconciled with controller data. At one location the person reviewing failed to note the slip at the end of the day said "Batch Failed" No money went into the account for those days. When I discovered it the CC Clearing company...

I do the same as Soapy. Hand Held 4.5" grinder with metal cutoff wheel.

I have priced bulk plus fittings for the Bay hose. Not much different than buying pre made from KR. Of course if you are running from the ER to the Bay that either means a lot of careful measuring or DIY.

""Already had some custom made, they're twice as thick and allow for the lock to bolt to the outer plate, plus there's a shield ring for the lock, but he wants a couple of these that he already has so he doesn't need to grind larger slots in the vault." Don't know if it would work but I think...

I must have missed the day in "Con Law" where it mandated that political elites and media had some constitutional role concerning banks being "monopolisticaly" abusive . Perhaps you can point out that clause in the constitution. Inquiring minds want to know.

I like it so the hose at rest - gun in holder does not have any part on the ground. 18" seems to work for me but that would vary but ceiling height and boom type.

I don't have World pay so if in fact they report gross but only provide net the information you need for deductions should ppear on the monthly statement. You enter that "Expense" . Then you net out the same.

You need to give the accountant the statements as well then. You don't want there to be a disconnect between the 1099 they issue you and what you report.

In the old days everyone considered dwell time. Now, it seems not so much. You see a lot of "reverse" entry side wraps with little dwell time. Had these for a while. Due to the arc of the arm they seem to stay on fronts longer which could be important if you are in a bug area. I don't feel...

Yep - 5 to 10 minute each with the right tools and it only takes that long because you want to be careful not to damage the housing and hasp so you can just put new locks on.

Not sure if you ,messed up when you typed. You pay on net, not gross. Revenue is gross or total receipts. All charges are expenses. Gross revenue less expenses = net revenue.

I could see if I had an X# selector switch and wanted to add something but that meant I would need to either delete something or pull new wires and maybe change doors and whatever I might want to delete least used function.

FWIW If I compare cost / headaches of CC Acceptance in the SS with most anything else I would say the cost - headache / benefit is as good or better than most every piece of SS equipment. For instance - net revenue in a decent month can cover the entire cost of equipment. (Bays - Vacs...

Since most break ins seem to happen when it's dark, perhaps even in a well lit area, I have considered motion sensing lights as a deterrent. Who knows what the thought process is but if you approach and all of a sudden you are lit up I think it might deter you.

I do not see the need for 120 Degree water to the SS Tanks / pumps. Just like now I have a mixing valve where i can have cold and or Hot feed the tanks. I adjust the temp so it' warmer in winter. Not as warm in summer. With the added cold water just as it's sufficient to supply a dozen...

Yep, Randy taught me. Took about 10 minutes because I was careful not to damage the housing so i could re use it.

I checked my Navien yesterday set at 120 degrees. The readout can tell you all sorts of stuff if you push the correct buttons. Output was 5 GPM.

It's all about demographics although I have seen a steady rise. I have a friend in the suburbs who had an SS / IBA now leveled and an EE whose CC usage percentage was higher than my gasoline CC Usage in the city.