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If the head has a W stamped on the front, Cat will replace it under warranty. This applies to only the original head. If it has an R, it has already been replaced and does not have the lifetime warranty.

I agree with this.

But unless your auto is down, you should be using it while it's being produced. I never had a need for a gargantuan tank.

Don’t they all?

Just letting everyone know ahead of time, how classless its owner is... :rolleyes:

D/H stands for Dilling-Harris. I think they have gone out of business.

We were in the totality zone. Been planning this party for four years. A great time was had by all.

Back when I used their Miracle +, I believe it was a Blue Coral product. For some reason they stopped selling that product and I had to use something else, but I’m not sure if it was discontinued or they stopped using Blue Coral.

What OurTown said. I actually cut a notch out of washers, so I could just loosen the bolts and slip them in like alignment shims for a car. Makes it a little easier, especially if you need to install multiple shims.

This is usually caused by booms that don't swing back to the wall very well. Fix that, and most of your broken wand issues will go away.

Here’s the satellite view of the wash (Safari Falls). Pretty much the concrete, is all of the lot.

In 1990 we built a 4 bay SS on a 95' wide x 150' deep lot. We got a variance to put one end of the building on the property line, but had we not, we would have just built a 3 bay. 14 years later, we converted the bay closest to the equipment room to an auto. It's still in business today.

Correct me if I am wrong, but the old way pretty much limited you to a value of $2.50 (10 times the 25¢). I can see a scenario with someone wanting to have a higher value token than $2.50.

Bacon...they never did charge what it was worth.

Well yeah, who couldn't cobble up something like that...;)

First off, what type of car wash do you want? You say tunnel, but 45' length says in bay automatic. Usually tunnels are much longer and house a conveyor to move the car along, and the equipment is stationary. In an in bay automatic, the car is parked and the equipment moves over and around the...

What Bob said.

Probably one of these. https://www.mcmaster.com/products/strut-channel-nuts/

I agree.