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Ok lets put this into perspective; you want to just 'wing it' and try to install a touchless automatic car wash? Are you going to land all the wires? If so, where will you get the wiring schematic? I hired a very good and capable electrician to wire my Razor and he wanted to cry and run for...

No, but I recently visited a wash where they raised the height of the Razor, which necessitated the extension of the lowest nozzle by 4-6" maybe. So it can be done. It was simple plumbing and not too pretty, but it got the job done.

This has happened on my self-serve pumps when the mesh screen on the feed tanks gets dirty. The water flow is restricted and pump cavitates.

Yes, of course. But as soon as they venture outside of the bay to do aprons, building exterior, etc it becomes an issue.

Hi Everyone My flag pole at the car wash broke off in the wind, narrowly missing a used car I had on my lot! I want to replace it and my thought is to get 3 flags / poles. One American flag on a 12' pole in the middle, flanked by 2 10' poles , one with a Massachusetts state flag and one with...

I used to work for a commercial pressure washing company. The problem with most of them is that they violate the federal clean waters act if they do not contain and properly dispose of their wash water. It is federally illegal to allow any water with any chemical whatsoever to run onto the...

Wow this story really makes me appreciate the top flight installation of my Washworld Razor by Autowash Maintenance out of Malden, MA!!!

I know every market is different, but with inflation where it is, interest rates where they are, the cost of goods sold increasing, why isn't everyone at five dollars to start? It's not that much money guys. I've been at five dollars now going on two years and I have had very few if any customer...

I think you should accept quarters also at your vacs. I do and it's very convenient for the customer.

I have been vending 1 1/8" tokens since 2006. I have custom ones for my wash. My bays accept quarters and cc also. Imo it's a great setup.

kleen rite doesn't manufcture chemicals to my knowledge. their own brand is made by a chemical mfg company. I have used their inbay presoak; good results. I have used simoniz iba chems from kleen rite. also good.

call hamilton. they have some of the best tech support in the industry.

Mep I'm sending you prayers of healing and health. sending love and light to you and your family today and always. David

yes it would turn out great. it's not like building a spaceship to fly to the moon. It looks like a pretty simple design to me so I'm sure my local welding shop could do a great job with it. They do a lot more complicated work than this.

That is so expensive! My local welding shop could make that $2500 I bet.

for me it's just an extension of what I was always interested in. As a boy I got a mini bike and found that I liked cleaning it and shining it up as much as I liked riding it. this evolved into cleaning cars for my relatives for extra money. As a teenager I always had a little money in my pocket...

black ice is still my # 1 seller. pure steel, tru north and fresh shave are good imo. i like jasmin and gold. don't care about hemp or basil. the top sellers for me havent changed much over the years; vanilla, cherry, nu car, pine.

Why don't we push to bring back the Ford Pinto while we're at it?!?! Why is this even a thread?

any luck removing these spots???

car washing isn't about nostalgia, like tinkering on an old ford galaxie on the weekends; it's about making money by offering a consistent product or service to more and more customers at an acceptable profit. just because you can keep an old machine running doesn't mean you should. i now know...