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Yeah, no one would take advantage of that...:rolleyes:

I learned today that we have a case in our county, and that I have a cousin that has it as well.

I combined CarWashBoy and Our Town's threads, since they were essentially the same.

Here's a couple thoughts I have. First off, why the hell is the "STOP" button green!!! That means "GO" where I come from. The "STOP" position on the rotary switch should be labeled "OFF" and should NOT look like a stop sign. It should also have lettering on a white background. My friend...

Yeah, Brian Williams wouldn't even fall for those numbers.

Contact Ra-Lock.

I did exactly that at each of my washes.

I know others may have them and have a different story, but I think a hybrid would be a tough sell to the public. I think they will see the brushes and assume it is a brush machine.

https://www.carwashforum.com/threads/looking-for-used-automatic.17867/#post-138645 Dakota Hoskins installed a Belanger Freestyler in a tight bay.

I hope I don't get that forgetful when I'm your age...:)

How do you calculate cash customers that buy a cycle, let it run out, buy another, let it run out, and so on? One customer could easily start the bay up 4 or 5 times.

There's nothing that says you can't drop in and visit us every now and then. We old timers miss you too. Will see you in Vegas next year.

His bolt doesn't appear to be stainless.

Yeah, I always used that term for something totally different...

I agree with Randy. If it's a little less than shaving cream, it's more soapy and takes longer to rinse it off as well.

I don't think his issue is with the bolt. I think the nut is no longer captured and is spinning in it's little enclosed area. This is a tough one for sure.

It might take forever, but possibly grind the lock sleeve away so that the door will slip off over it? The sleeve/barrel looks like the common barrel that are in washes everywhere. I'm guessing this is one of LL's old washes. I've not seen a door like that, looks like it's been around since...

I've used my crimper (Parker KarryKrimp) on numerous different hoses. I even made my foam brush hoses with it, using Goodyear Pliovic. I loved having it. I've used the reuseable in a pinch, but didn't really like them. They were just too hard to use, but maybe I just didn't know what I was doing.

Kids these days... :)

I'll admit that I haven't been following this thread closely, but in the 50 years I spent in this business I never used two hydrominders on anything. For something as simple as a foaming brush set-up, why complicate it? It seems like hiring a chef to make a baloney sandwich.