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You might have broken some rubber off from inside the old hose that later worked its way into the tips.

I see nut coal at Tractor Supply for $10 per 40 lb bag. That's pretty cheap. My plan for home is to install a through-wall AC/heat pump unit in the master bedroom with a gas generator in a shed or in the garage big enough to run it and the refrigerators.

I know it helps with cutting oily road film. I also agree that the customer value advantage is huge, but hardly anyone uses hot water in their SS here, and I really can't remember the last time I saw a customer check. I used to see that a lot.

Large areas of north, northwest and west Texas were affected between the loss of natural gas production, the unprotected lines freezing, high home use, and power plants that run on it trying to generate at full capacity. Prices of CNG went from $3 per MMBtu to over $100.

After what happened with this severe cold we had, I'm planning to install a heater like that, but it'll run on propane which I'll keep on hand in 80 gallon tanks. We lost water, power off and on (mostly off) for four days, and a lot of areas lost gas pressure. The only guy I know who had no...

I wouldn't ever set it that hot. I don't want anyone getting scalded from a burst hose, especially when people let their kids handle the gun. 110-115 is where I keep it, or not so hot that I can't keep my hand submerged in it for five seconds.

I'll try to look at one tomorrow and see. I'll bet they are or it shouldn't work.

With a Sensortron to LED 7, it's yellow to red (Hot), black and one of the red/green to green (Common) and the other red/green to brown (Coin signal). You can also hook the red/greens directly to brown and gray (Coin common), then the yellow and black wires don't even matter as long as they go...

I can't see any way to directly link a Google business from Chrome. The web address just shows the search result. I guess I picked a good name for mine because the search goes straight to my page.

This proves you have no first hand experience with any of them. They both use the same pump at the same pressure. The only reason Futura autos cleaned at all was because of the zero-degree nozzles.

Does the switch for the shampoo wand need to go to the timer? Normally it just controls relays that turn the pump motors on and off.

I know someone who builds his equipment with aluminum extrusion. I don't like the way it looks and it's a little wobbly with just one pump stand, but once a row of them is bolted together it's pretty solid.

It's definitely missing some pulses from the count prox as JGinther said.

em·phat·ic (əmˈfadik) showing or giving emphasis; expressing something forcibly and clearly. I have seen their bare stands in a catalog. I thought it was in Dultmeier's, but it may have been in Dralco's since they manufacture them. I should know since I had some input in their design.

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How do you get that comment from the post you quoted?

Your vacs probably have the Imonex plastic coin acceptors, but you're ordering the switch for the Coin Mech unit.

I had my doubts about these until I watched this. The last few seconds says a lot, the wire insulation burns away before the plastic of the connector, and the connection never fails.

Fake, there's not a Starbucks or a 7-ELEVEn.

Dultmeier sells them.