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Dang it… I was an early adopter. I’ve been getting warnings… Microsoft stops XP support 04/2014 Dell stopped support on the PC several years ago System creator reporting motherboard failures Original swipers no longer available…new versions are 50% more expensive And now this! And just when cc...

$1 coins won't solve it...but the size of the clump would be 4 times smaller.

Kleen-Rite and Dultmeier sell the OHS-3500 Maxi-Flex Booms The 90degree swivel is Fluid Controls SW504A-L I use the Fluid Controls SW504A (KR p/n is SW0260) for my booms and guns...for the booms I simply add a brass street el to the MPT end. One part number for all my spare parts inventory.

In another thread I mentioned that nobody washes their cars when it gets below 20*F. Well...it's 3*F at 2:45pm and my second customer of the day just left.

Uh... Different weather conditions No foam guns to protect Bad economy/revenues I'm using about 2/3 less since the revision. The light bill...arrgh! Gotta do something about those Demand Rates! Either that or tear down 2 bays???

2Biz beat me to the dilution ratio...but you could try mixing the methanol and water at different ratios and test it in your freezer. And 2Biz... I've used about 400 gal of fluid this season! But, I'm protecting 8 foam brushes and 8 foam guns. When it's below about 20F, I use very little fluid...

No need to read the entire manual...it's on Page 4. Or just add I's & Q's to your project until you run out 24 I's and 16 Q's Maximum of 4 digital expansion modules for 24 I's...the forth expansion module's Q's are unavailable, that's why there's only 16. Too much crossover into Idec/Seimens...

One Q controls motorized pump contactor or, a solenoid for an air-pump via two OR function blocks. Program must work around the SR Qs which are limited to maximum of 16.

A 5 bay can be controlled with 6I and 11Q...1 Base and 2 Expansion Modules A 6 bay can be controlled with 7I and 13Q...1 Base and 3 Expansion Modules (2 Qs per bay + 1Q to delay the product pump/solenoid during freezing conditions.) The pump delay prevents introduction of liquid into a...

"Fix A Leak" brand worked for me...I think going on two years now. Bought it at a local pool supply company.

60s by the weekend...gonna be busy washing all that road salt off all those cars. Oh...wait...road salt?

2Biz, I disassembled that rascal and found the shuttle valve "bumpers" broken. The shaft over-travelled and locked. It's not a serviceable part...I can't even figure out how the factory assembles them!?! At least I now have spare viton diaphragms and check valves in case they're ever...

40 to 50 psi air pressure to the pump.

I use 10 seconds of air at 30psi, followed by 5 seconds of fluid at 50psi. Then, a 5 second pause followed by another 10 seconds of air at 30 psi. I believe the key to success is proper placement of the fluid and air lines in the system. I inject fluid and air into the tee/foamer directly...

Oh man…I could write a book. Slash…I believe you have your priorities reversed. Repair or replace the boiler and put that hot water weep idea to bed. At minimum, provide hot water (110F) for soap. For greatest customer satisfaction, hot rinse and wax, too. (You can always use the hot water...

Sadly, one can never wash enough cars during the big days to make up for all the lost days...or, so it seems. Now my quandary: I love the Broncos but they've sure killed my Sunday business for the past 3 seasons. Nobody watches next Sunday's game, so at least I have a chance for full bays...

Similar to mine... My brushes are stored horizontally, so the hose always hangs straight down when the assembly is stowed.

And with a bit of compressed air to make it foamy/foamier???

Sounds like a job for http://washcard.com/self-service-car-wash BTW...your vendor's name isn't Paul...is it?

An oil/water separator in it's simplest form is a below-grand tank that drains near the top. The discharge pipe is equipped with a downward facing elbow. Water and solids flow into the tank...solids settle to the bottom...liquids fill the tank...once the tank is filled, the liquid drains below...