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Our turbo nozzles will be about 2" but the blowers are about 1". To me, it seems like the blowers might stress test a large truck, SUV, or van roof being that close. There is a Mark VII choice wash somewhat nearby that must not have the blowers aimed right because it made my truck hood ripple...

Yes, reject from the RO. From what I understand any detectable chlorine level is bad for the membranes and the carbon would need to be changed out.

Our membranes seemed to last many years. I think you need a softener to make the membranes last longer. You can get a chlorine test kit and it is best to test the reject water while it is running to make sure the carbon is still good.

Does Delpro make those plastic rings? I didn't see them on their website.

There are all weather housings that you put the camera inside that have wipers on them.

We have new Delpro 3/8" thick, 16" wide PVC wall panels and are about to mount signs, mat clamps, wand holders and booms. We were thinking of using double sided mounting tape for the signs. Good idea or bad? If good then what do you guys recommend for the tape? How is it to remove the signs...

That seems close to me but that's why I'm asking. You are an equipment installer IIRC, right?

Did you call Autec?

How much clearance above the tallest vehicle you can wash are the bottom of your stand alone blowers? If you have turbo nozzles how high above the max roof height are those set on your machine?

It has two, one coming in on the side of it which would be connected to the output high pressure side of your pump head and one coming out the bottom returning to the inlet/suction side of the pump.

If you have dial or digital calipers you can measure the thickness and carefully put it over a funnel to measure the OD. I have done this many times. Here is a chart of US sizes: https://www.allorings.com/O-Ring-AS568-Standard-Size-Chart

We do not use unloaders but use regulators. The original regulators were Para Plate BR5-2 which lasted a long time. They sell a rebuild kit for cheap but we found that the chrome plating wears off the brass body on the inside and wears out the o-rings quickly after that. Based on a suggestion...

Although I mostly agree with you I think you might be surprised what is out there. The next town over of 43,000 currently has four EEs, one opened two months ago and one opened a week ago. There is one under construction plus an older conveyor site currently being remodeled but may open as an...

Why have a credit card reader on the changer? To save money on readers in the bays?

I have noticed that around here too but not sure why.

Good point and maybe our credit union realizes that and wants to save us members the cost of the tap cards. I'm betting that most people that tap load the cards on their phone instead of tapping the physical card.

I think they are more durable than PVC because they are solid vs corrugated but not nearly as visually appealing. (IMHO)

Maybe things have changed but we were told to go with WashWorld if you were a hands-on operator because they will support you directly. PDQ supports distributors more than operators so if you are more hands off then possibly that is a better choice assuming you have a good local distributor.

Delcan I believe is just PVC panels and not FRP.