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If the outlets of 2 Flo Jets were T'd together and one bombed out I would not want to rely on it's check valve. But that's me. Since I only have one per function I guess it's definitely no worse off.

Tried in Chicago to track down someone in a hit and Run with a partial plate. A person had severe injuries. Boththe cops and secretary of state said it could not be done.

I would think you would need a check valve after each in case one went bad in order to prevent the other from pushing product backward thru the bad one. I think you need someone to check on your location daily at least because a bad flo jet would be one of the lesser things that you would not...

In June I put this in. My 4th AVW. Get metal hinged exit door. I was thinking of heavier 458 chain although my others have 358. Was told there was some issues with it hanging on the sprocket so I did not do it. Ordered plastic cover entrance Y rollers. Mistake. Inboard is then to high...

Skip the paint and go with a pvc or glass board panel.

Salt is a commodity and may vary by locale. I buy the pallet for de icing. I am in Chicago. Are you near Chicago?

The list of spare stuff we need to keep or should keep is endless. Perhaps just have an entire spare wash:)

1. Blast with soapy HP to try and remove grit. 2. Spray WD 40 in top of channel and see if it works it's way down over night. 3. Yank off cloth or foam and use a 4" grinder with cutting wheel and run it up and down in slot. removing entire shaft / core assembly and laying horizontal is...

I typicaly use 65/05 or 65 /03. Low side Brush will typicaly and wraps will have 3 at the side and one top down.

Same reason as always "Marketing" .

The imperfection of communication :). "Liquid" does not equal plain water in this instance. Had someone try to sell me on installing foamers. My counterpoint was that injecting air into the soapy water mix to create foam did not add to cleaning efficacy or lubrication. Since it was an EE...

Seems you agree????

IMO you do not need any more lubrication for filament than you do for cloth or foam. Filament is non porous and easier to flush contaminants from than cloth. Your cores may not have holes in the center and lubricating from the center on some cores is not possible. (No Holes and no top opening...

I'll keep the Coincos as long as I can because I have their Coupons out there that I have sold. So, when I convert I will have to pony up for an 8 bay swap plus a spare plus MARS coupons.

I do not know what "Upstack" means. If it means bill enters at bottom and then stacks vertically then that is what it is.

Some years ago I got coinco Vantage acceptors at the Show after seeing Jim from Etowah squirt water into one. For a couple of years worked great and now after having some repaired by Coin Co they failed again after a month or so. Now need repairs at $95.00 a pop ... again. Coinco Tech guy...

Is your hydraulic Oil Dyed? Makes it easier to find a leak. Due to localized placement of issue I suspect some overhead line dripping and then being spread around. I would chheck the lines before replacing seals. (Much easier).