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You may also want to look at spring flex wands: https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-55983-spraying-systems-14-in-spring-flex-wand-with-built-in-1-4-in-nozzle-protector.aspx

Its a thermostat hooked to a solenoid. In colder climates we use a weepmizer, which you can see at dixmor.com.

Put it in one bay, see if it gets used, before going all in.

Had a problem at one wash years ago, it was like that on rinse, and after replacing all the hp lines from the ER to the Bays the problem stopped, only thing we could figure is that during the soap cycle it was pushing back between the braiding of the hose, and it would slowly come out during the...

there is no video, on your video. Did you replace the HP lines to the bays during your remodel?

Go to program, at 35, hold button down to lower temp, press normal to raise temp.

you said "blow out with water" so I was wondering. I keep mine at 35 to be safe and never had a freeze up. So you blow your HP lines out with air also? I would think that still could freeze if it got cold enough, there is always some moisture even in air.

35°, Blown out with water??

I believe the hose is 1/2 id x 3/4 od, I have seen it in most hardware stores in the area, but I think I used to get from KR.

I have, its pretty simple.

I see...lol, I thought I was looking at the same side.

How did you get the textured look on the block, did you stucco it? It looks nice, you should explain a little about what you did.

Yes, also that hose looks kind of small for a feed line.

Definitely, I just added cryptopay to a 3 bay wash I own this year. Post a picture of your boxes with the dimensions and you will get comments on weather the boxes are big enough to accommodate a swiper.

I agree, I had a 7 bay 8 vac that was doing 100K per year including vacs and vending items, and it was all cash, no cards, it was busy all the time.

What size is the water companies line that feeds into your ¾” ? I know we had to get the PUC involved to get the local water co in one of our locations to put in a larger line in out in the road. We had a 1” line on a 4 bay there and it was way undersized, it should have been 1-1/2”. I think ¾...

Call them, they'll get back to you relatively quickly.

Is that the thread size?, it looks like it has a taper.

This is on a high pressure hose from a gas powered hp pump I purchased from Northern tool probably 30 years ago, I am not familiar with these type of fittings, want to go into a guk600w gun from KR, I only need the one fitting to go from the hose to the gun. It would probably look like the brass...

We always did pipe dope first, then the tape. Also plumbed a whole wash using teflon tape and blue rtv on top, not one leak on that whole job, also like Randy said the leak lock blue works great also.