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I just posted that at the same time. :D

It is hard to tell, but the red wire on the mercury relay should be connected to the blue wire with a black stripe from the LED6. It also looks like the green/black horn negative wire is incorrectly connected to the blue/black from the timer.

Did you ever get it to work since you wired in the new timer? Check for 24 VAC power at the mercury relay when the timer is activated. Check for 115 VAC power going to the mercury relay and that it is putting out 115 VAC when the timer is activated.

That's interesting and I have never seen that before. Can we get photos?

Why not just make one out of plumbing fittings? It might not look as cool though......

This one specifically states it is used for tank and inlet applications and has zero cracking pressure: https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-3260-kleen-rite-944-431-brass-inline-check-valve-3-4in-f-x-f.aspx

How about this old Autec dryer? Also, I never knew they used side-to-side mitters on the really old machines.

The holes in the mat holders, triple foam gun, and triple foam hose wall bracket all have 5/16" holes. Has anyone used these in block? https://boltdepot.com/Product-Details?product=10807 Also, trying to miss a mortar joint when drilling is like shooting in the dark. Another possible issue...

Will these work well with gravity pressure? https://www.carwashsuperstore.com/smc-brass-3-4-fpt-x-fpt-piston-check-valve-with-viton-o-ring

That is quite a small market for all those washes.

Also, would like a recommendation on whether to go with a poppet or piston style check valve.

We are trying to get our three self serve bays back up and running after an insane remodel and it has been a struggle. Almost everything was torn out and put back in a different spot. I wanted to make sure the pumps were still good after sitting all those months so I hooked up the city water and...

If it is a Schlage (hard to tell but the deadbolt is) they are not that easy as I have tried on a handful of them. If it is a Quickset they seem pretty easy unless the bitting is such that there is a short pin in the back. My kit has rakes, combs, and single picks plus I have bump keys. It is...

We had plans on using their X Station but as time went on (trying to get a variety of things to transpire on our project) we found more and more from others that they were terrible to deal with. They also would ghost us on any questions we had about the system. The sales guy would get back to us...

What models and years have you had issues with?

Not if it is made in China.

I'm not familiar with that machine but in general, friction should put out a clean car. Have you reached out to Istobal about it not cleaning well?

Maybe you could partner up with them on marketing or crossover promotions. Are you leasing the wash? If so, be careful about putting $200K into someone else's property.