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I always use 2 nuts when mounting that rotary switch.

Asked cat tech support which way the crankshaft should turn on a 530 cat pump, this is how they replied: If you are looking at the shaft and the manifold is on your right, the shaft should turn clockwise. If you are looking at the shaft and the and the manifold is on your left, the shaft should...

2biz, this is news to me which #'s on that switch are make before break?

Randy is a wealth of knowledge and I would listen to what he says if it applies to your situation. What he is saying will work and if you ask him he will pm you to explain how to do it, in my situation I have a gravity fed tank for the hot water and since I’m on a well system the hot water is...

Using this relay wouldn’t work because the rinse water comes in at about 40 psi so it won’t create suction to pull product out of the tank, it was actually pushing water backwards into the wax tank when wax was selected out in the bay. It worked as described in the way that when on rinse it...

In case anyone was curious here is the type of relay that was needed.

What temp do you run to your self-service bays for the wash water?

how did you do that drawing?

Want to open 2 solenoids when the wax function is selected. Cold water and wax.

Switched from low pressure wax to high pressure, do I need a relay to make the HP wax run with cold water instead of hot?

Anyone have the new style weep mizer sensor? Do they come with a bracket? If not how are you mounting it? I know the new sensors won't work on the older weep mizer. Also does a new one come with the sensor?

Years ago it seems all the bay meters we centered in the bay, i had also done this with the second carwash i had, moved from the center to the end of the bay. If you live in the frigid northeast in pa where i live the best place is on the left when you come in the bay and not in the center of...

Years ago it seems all the bay meters we centered in the bay, i had also done this with the second carwash i had, moved from the center to the end of the bay.

The meter may work but if they open your boxes your not making any $ if they can get the money back.

The way we have always done it was to cement the boxes in, I never bolted them in, just cut into the brick or block and cement them in, what I’m saying is if they were surface mounted it would be easier to replace them if they were broken into, rather than using a small jackhammer to get them...

So say they get broken into, they are much easier to replace than when they are cemented into the wall, I’m just wondering, all my boxes have been broken into, if they were flush mounted it would be allot easier to replace them. So sometimes I think let them do it they won't get much money, get...

Flush mount > Surface mount to a finished wall. Cemented in > built or cut into the wall.

Which way is best and why?

forgot to quote "getnbusy" I had this problem a few years back, and the antivirus i had on my machine at the time was removing the whole email because it had an attachment, usually the antivirus will just remove the attached file.

I don't want to jinx it but yes, also ordered a mag starter. Ya know I have a 20 year old 60 gal upright compressor from graingers in another wash and I don't think I ever replaced the pressure switch and that has a mag switch, but have replaced the pump once.