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I remember reading about another hydrominder model that was 2:1 with the tip removed. That would get you closer to what you need.

Is this a symptom of a washed out head?

For some reason I did not think to run it with pressure and was just checking for leaks. When I ran it for 10 minutes it was all put back together lifting water from the tank like normal.

Yesterday it was raining so I pulled the foot valve off the pick up hose and connected 40 psi city water to it. No leaks. Should I perform a vacuum leak down test on it? I ran all three bays for 10 minutes with the gun triggers held open and the pump sounded great. Then I ran one bay only with...

I think it just keeps the start up amp spike down. It is on a 25 Amp breaker and has never tripped. I'll check the amp draw with a clamp on meter if I can remember to do it.

We have a JE Adams vac that does something similar but starts just one at first and then the second and then the third if turbo is selected.

I would suggest trying to pull new 10 gauge wire first before committing to new 3 motor vacs. Putting a 30 amp breaker on 12 gauge is against code and could cause a fire.

I forgot to mention that last week I replaced the o-ring on the mesh strainer for the first time ever but of course did not fix the issue.

Here we go again with the clacking. It only seems to do it when we are busy but it is getting worse by the week. Is it possible that there is a very tiny leak in the pick up side that is causing this after a period of time? I'm thinking of replacing the hoses again and this time the mesh...

I was told by a manufacturer that it went up 100%.

You might consider a blow down/anti-freeze system.

I see that I missed Eric bought the IIs and not the IIIs.

It is the very last post on this thread. https://www.carwashforum.com/threads/short-drop-coin-acceptors.19332/

The instructions for adjusting the pot are confusing to me but after talking to Parker they straightened me out. I'll try to find the post where I posted the details because I can't remember. Many times I post details on here so I can reference them for myself later. 😂

Are they having issues discerning dollar coins from quarters?

Does SMC make a barbed foot valve or do you have to assemble a strainer and barb fitting onto a check valve?

I removed the screw and it still did not fit. Also the bracket has a solid side to it vs the Microcoin having a pass through open sided design. Unless you cut that out then you would not be able to clear jams. (IIRC that is the side I'm thinking of)

Take it out back and use a cordless hole puncher on it.

If you think there's lots more demand, want touchless and want fast throughput then build a multi-bay IBA. You could have a four bay, five bay or however many you need if you have the utilities to support them.

Did you do a web or eBay search for it? You never know. What about Kleen-Rite? Also if you can get the specs then maybe you can find one that works for now even if it is a different mounting.