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And the storm sewer which most of it is going to.

Someone else here had the exact same thing happen a few years ago. It must be standard operating procedure at Sherwin Williams.

Possibly. The issue I have noticed is that the Para Plate regulators are chrome plated brass on the inside. When the chrome wears away the replacement o-rings do not last very long at all. They now cost over $200 (for the 10 gpm size) so are about five times the cost of the SMC regulators. I...

If I installed one of those pulsation hoses does it go inline or does it tee off and have a cap on the other end?

Recently I swapped out the BR10-1 US Para Plate regulator (they have gotten pricey for how long they last) for an SMC 5551090 on our Cat 1010 spot free delivery pump running 400 psi. It seems to pulsate in the bay more than it used to. We are using the Mosmatic lightweight comfort hoses in the...

You don't have a softener and you are at 32 grains? And you are saying it cleans well?

That would be funny to watch someone wash there.

We are very fortunate to have an excellent police force. Sometimes we apologize for calling them on a petty issue and they tell us no problem, that is what they are here for. Almost all of them have great attitudes probably coming from the chief. We know several on a first name basis.

I have thought about building something like this for years but there are many hurdles. Around here it freezes for months out of the year. There are concerns that people will not vac first and therefore plug it up with too large of solids. To keep the daily maintenance down it probably needs a...

Test everything daily unless you are my competition in which case please wait until your customers tell you something is broken.

There is not a circuit board in this thing. You are thinking of the 29000 series machines and yes the board will fry in those if you are still running the older board that has the orange plugs on it. The newer replacement board is a different design and is robust.

JE Adams 28000 6-in-1 is an unbelievable nightmare to diagnose wiring issues and there's two pounds of spaghetti equivalent in there.

Have you checked to see if the spray tip is plugged up?

We have Erie too.

Our Super Wash has 12' 9" by 24' 8" bays. Freaking nuts.

I wish there was a self serve wash big enough to wash my fifth wheel camper around here. There's nothing for at least an hour drive.

The issue with not having bay clearance enough for the tallest vehicles is that they will try to enter no matter what. It is just a matter of time before building damage occurs.

We could use some pollen here. We got screwed out of most of our snowy weather this winter so there was not much salt put down on the roads. ☹

32 degrees is too wide of a pattern IMHO.

We are running only 1,000 psi and get compliments quite often that we have great pressure. Maybe you have corrosion somewhere restricting flow. What size tip are you using on the wands? We are using a 2507.