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IMO the only way to reliably get plates is to have a dedicated camera for that. This is an image from a fairly cheap Sony camera with an adjustable zoom lens mounted about 100' from the main entrance/exit, right above a light to take full advantage of the plates' reflective properties. The DVR...

I might do the skunk spray.

No label on mine, never seen one on a Fleck.

I used to have no real troubles either with leaving them unlocked or putting a lightweight padlock on them, but my new-to-me wash I just can't keep them out, they leave the doors wide open, they throw the dirt everywhere (and the vacs get used so much I'm pulling about $300 from them twice a...

I made one out of two buckets and a piece of hardware cloth by cutting the bottom out of two buckets, cutting a disk about six inches bigger around than the bucket, making some snips in the disk so it would bend easier, laying the disk over one inverted bucket and cramming the other over it...

The label is no help, it just says "foam." I would think any good presoak would work, and if it doesn't create foam like that you could just mix in a foam agent like Witconate AOS.

It's like your own personal thread within your profile that anyone can read and reply to. You're definitely right that some people confuse it with a private message.

I figured I'd ask, figured most wouldn't taste it. Can you post a picture of the softener? Fleck units don't have a model number on them, but I can tell you which it is and where to start looking for the problem.

Thee's a refrigerated AMS unit you can put sodas and snack in the bottom shelves and vending in the rest, something I'd love to have at my wash. Someone has a cheaper unit and says he grosses about $1500/month, which knowing his markup is around 70% profit. That would pay off a new machine in...

It's a bit tedious, but most guys I know who vend towels from a spiral vendor fold them in half and put a rubber band around them so they vend properly.

Survend was just a rebranded unit, IIRC an AMS vendor. They aren't hard to find. You'll want a really good cage for it in San Antonio.

I watch LockPickingLawyer's YouTube channel, and have seen him drill a few puck locks and open them in just a few seconds, but those are drilled through the face and only needs about 1/8" of material drilled through. I have some Cobra Lock pucks but with Medeco inserts, which have the lock pin...

"Touching cloth," been there too often.

If you have the time, it's very inexpensive to convert pushbutton doors to rotary switch. It just takes the switch and a decal, plus either some JB Weld or epoxy. I'm in the middle of trying epoxy again - it didn't hold last time but I've chamfered the holes this time so the epoxy will sort of...

If so I apologize, that's not how the comment came across. FWIW I couldn't make any sense of the text following that.

How are you certain it's brine? With a twin tank system there should never be brine in the water flow even during regeneration. What model is it?

Why? Are we a bunch of idiots compared to you?

I was once asked to testify in a robbery case (purse snatched from a customer's car) that I had given video for. The stupid kid's lawyer took one look at the crappy video that barely caught him for a few frames and changed his plea to guilty, knowing he would go to prison for a minimum of 26...

In my experience, it's all about the generator and the tip. The rest is just pumping fluid and opening solenoids.

How long it'll be before the homeless rifle through the trash and vacs again.