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It works - I've never tried it with methanol and soap but I've dual-injected two soaps with a manifold cobbled together out of plastic fittings and it works perfectly.

I used to use large plastic storage tanks for RO storage that had no holes or bulkheads and would drill a hole in the bottom edge for a 1/2" NPT plastic fitting. It should last a lifetime as long as it isn't overtightened enough to break or gets run into and damaged.

You don't need an unloader if you're using weep guns - I'm assuming you are since the pressure isn't dropping to zero when the trigger is released. The unloader has a check valve built into the outlet, so not having one on the outlet wouldn't change anything. You may have a bad unloader. I've...

Nice work.

Spud Wash?

We also haven't discussed the clientele. Mostly apartment dwellers is always better than upper middle class homes. Middle class and above native English speakers is always better than those who don't speak English at all or for whom English is a secondary language.

Why is it performing so poorly? What do you have planned to bring the income up? Assuming those financials are accurate, it's not even netting $1000/month. The automatic's income is dismal. How long can you afford to operate at a loss once you're paying a note?

I votes yes for the same reason, although trying to run a single car wash and work a full-time job isn't so easy.

The ones I saw it on had a short piece of hose coming out of the unit mounted above the boom, then the swivel, then the hose through the boom was screwed into that and was flexed 90° below the cuff.

I've seen where someone used a swivel splicer. They're $3.45 https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-6639-double-threaded-vac-swivel-cuffs-2-hose-x-2-hose.aspx

Deer guts, though I didn't find them, I had just pulled up and a cop pulled in behind me saying someone called about human entrails in one of the bays.

I would think if they're going to do that anyway the high pressure spray would be more effective.

That still saves a lot over Kleen-Rire plus shipping.

Maybe your selected location doesn't offer ship-to-store. I show 12 within 30 minutes of me that I can choose. I didn't have to create an account to see them. I've been in a couple Dollar Tree stores that were a mess, presumably because they were short-staffed and the customers are slobs...

Check the encoder wheel too. If it's metal, make sure it's tight on the shaft. If it's the newer plastic wheel, make sure the metal disks in it are all at the same level. They can work themselves out of the wheel for some reason. I don't remember if this will work on the Super 5000, but on...

Tokenotes are a Hamilton product. They're pretty affordable even in small quantities, but you need a Hamilton validator to use them. It's the MEI coupons that are so expensive, and they can only put cash value on the Goldline unless you use some "trickery" through a ladder relay or PLC. You...

The Slugbuster II and III are about a $40 difference in price at Kleen-Rite. I would suggest getting a dol lar co in and trying it in your existing ones to see if they've been de-programmed (By default it should take them). If they still take them, you might as well save the $40 and go with SB...

Where are you located? I'm very familiar with the original 5000 and somewhat familiar with the Super.

Are you using any special coded or security tokens? If you are, you may have to use the X12's. The MA-850 that replaced the MA800 seem to be reliable - I haven't tried them but a local guy has replaced all his at two washes about a year ago and they've been working without any issues. I used to...

If you're tee'ing into all the product lines and they'll be fed with one air source, yes, you're going to need a check valve on each line or any one bay that comes on will flow through all the connected blowdown lines and out all the bays. Either will work controlling the Flojet, but for many...