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I've heard stories and have even witnessed myself standing in line where people at a fast food place will order a burger, fries, and a drink, the clerk offers to give them a number combo meal which is cheaper than the same items, but the customer would refuse. "No! I just want the separate items!"

It depends on the hydraulic pressure, the D&S units only ran a peak of about 800 so burst lines wasn't a concern. Double braided is usually 4500 to 6000 PSI working pressure.

One of those "gutless cheerleaders" is a forum moderator who has specifically told you to stop with your dollar coin agenda on this forum, yet you've brought it up again in this thread.

We used to use Neptune 3000 for hydraulic hose runs on the D&S 5000 units we installed. It was never an issue - if any of those hoses ever did break it was always because the outer jacket would crack and the steel reinforcement would rust. The hydraulic hose that cost you $60 was probably...

Cryptopay sells the hardware at or below cost, and in exchange they get a small percentage of your sales from Worldpay. I feel like they ought to be more forthcoming about this, but if it weren't for them a lot of us would never have added CC acceptance.

Something like $1700 from Hamilton, don't know what EIC stands for but it's like the main communication hub for merchant processing whether it's dial-up or ethernet through a D.A.N.

Just change the name, create your own Google location, and report the old one as closed.

I fixed it for you.

I and others have told you multiple times how we can't even get dollar coins.

Last time I went to Ruth's Chris it ended up being more than $150 per person, and that was 30 years ago.

Excellent.

FWIW I'm probably going to have to replace my vaults soon (They were too small 19 years ago when it was built and they're not the most secure) and when I do I'll pre-plumb for a vac-it-up system. What I'm thinking is to leave it with the two shared meter boxes connected to one safe and have a...

I know it's not for everyone, but I try to be at the wash as much as I can when it's busy and get to know the customers. Being a nameless, faceless business, they don't care about making a mess or tying up a bay, but things have vastly improved at my wash in the 1½ years I've had it. The trash...

Why not? There's a car wash in San Antonio with 15 bays, and they have people waiting all day Saturday and Sunday.

Windtrax is pretty good too, their prices don't always look great online but many items ship at a much lower cost. I order my bay hoses from Windtrax because Kleen-Rite can't get the length right, sometimes they get multiple things wrong on one hose.

I always order 7 at a time so they come in a sealed box with Smooth Bor's name on it.

I know there's a way to get the quarters straight into the changer, but you have to watch it if you have extra quarters. A "Vac-It-Up" system is really simple, mostly off-the-shelf parts, the only specialty thing is usually the main safe. I've seen one put together from schedule 80 conduit and...

You have to watch them there too because they'll send you some other brand that's lighter and cheaper and splits easily.

They've been handling backorders like that for years. If they have multiple backorder items one a free shipping order, they try to ship that backorder complete to save their costs, but if it's a paid shipping order they may send three or four separate shipments as items come in, unless you...

Have you considered a garden sprayer to apply bleach to the whole inside? It would take less bleach and might do a better job, you know there's "garbage water" on every surface.