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The pump should provide enough resistance to keep the gravity feed from running in the bay.

No, they all get like that.

You do get a lot - I have an 8 yard and it's emptied only once a week, and I feel like I get a lot of trash. This is what I get on a typical Saturday or Sunday if I can't get to the wash twice a day.

There's a local guy who has done the same thing, including turning off all the lights. He's been doing that for about 20 years because he pays an electric bill for lights just for people to hang out all night, drink and leave a mess, and no income to show for it. I'm about to post "No...

There may be a solenoid on that supply line. If there is, that is what's bad.

Can you not see exactly where the leak is coming from?

What issues are you having?

I drive an extended Ford Transit 250, and I can get around that very easily. I see people washing bucket trucks and cube vans all the time and they don't seem to have any trouble. I could go at least two feet longer on the hoses without them dragging the ground, but as it is there's already...

There are wrapped pressure hoses that hold up better against dragging on the ground, but I agree with the other advice, they shouldn't be dragging on the ground. I'll check mine, but that sounds pretty accurate. FWIW I don't like when the hose hits my ankles when I walk around a car. It's the...

I forgot to add they're doing this to drive off the homeless who hang around and sleep on the property at night.

The auto parts store across from my wash started blasting this last night, pretty sure it's this same loop:

I've heard nothing good about Worldpay. What about them do you recommend? You have to use them with Cryptopay, you can't bring your own merchant processing.

Get extra acid brushes when brushing on muriatic acid - I can barely get one use out of them before most of the bristles come off.

Costco used to offer one that had something ridiculously low like 1.2% processing and no transaction fees.

It has a 3" coin acceptor so it's probably closer to 30. IMO it has to be the timer. If the coin acceptor was the problem, it would give too many or too few coin pulses - the only timer that could behave this way with a bad acceptor would be the IDX AT411 (It would cancel the time if the coin...

There are no cams for setting a Fleck twin tank. There are pins that set the brine refill which is what determines how much salt it uses. It's a simple calculation to determine.

Aluminum will have a lot more voltage drop for a long distance than copper. Maybe search for a resource online to tell you what to expect.

If there's an individual solenoid for each soap and wax, just swap the lines so the "IN" goes to the pump. The spring pressure should be enough to keep it from flowing with the solenoid closed. D/H equipment has been that way since the mid-70's.

If your Klean Wall is separated, it's old and probably bad. I've had some that sat around for six months and just wouldn't clean any more.

My wash has one extra-wide bay (meant for handicap access) but the pickups, roach coaches, and bigger/taller vehicles prefer it.