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I'm curious if anyone has tried out these heated booms, just recently noticed such a product exists - https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-72862-mosmatic-65-119-dkzel-z-series-heated-ceiling-boom-with-led-lighting-5-1-1500-psi.aspx I'm too lazy to implement a blowdown system to get rid of weep, but...

I had a hard time justifying raising prices when I had the old superwash oval tracks (do you? seems like you might). I personally don't think your prices are that low but I guess it really depends on cost of living where you are. Seems like most of my customers don't have jobs, lol. If you...

If your preauth is $5 and you have $6 in your account, then spend $20 on count up, does it just let you use $20 worth of time and then decline the charge?

Donald Trump needs to do a better job of controlling the weather over here in IL.

Mines the same, even the same street sign style. But I was built in 1988. Even my autos had the roof trough before I remodeled, strange how they change things up.

Hopefully nothing broke, running pumps dry sounds like an awful thing to do. And yes, city has shut my water off a number of times but always gave me a heads up, sometimes super short notice but always enough time for me to block the bays off and stuff. I just sucked it up and took the loss.

I've been trying to find a garbage can similar to what @Graffiti Wash is looking for, but haven't really seen anything in the 55 gallon range that is secure. Mostly I just want to stop having to use garbage bags, and to prevent the homeless from dumping all the trash out on the ground, which...

I DIY'd it with blue iris.. built my own computer, bought a switch, bought IP cameras, a few 12 packs to convince some friends to help me run conduit and crimp cat 6. Spent some time reading on ipcamtalk.com to help get blue iris dialed in and to find cameras that were good at specific things...

If you vend quarters you could add more capacity by switching to dollar coins or tokens.

Besides cleaning it like Waxman said, the only other thing I can remember about my old super wash boiler system is that there is a site glass on the reservoir tank and your fluids need to be in between the lines on it.

My customers don't have credit cards, lol.

I'll try and take some photos when I'm over there tomorrow, it's definitely not pretty, but I used the taco pumps that 2Biz used.. 2 in series going up toward the takagis and another right before the manifolds to the bays. I have another small one on the pipe that goes up toward the roof...

FWIW I used two Takagi 199k's for my now 5 bay Super Wash.. I also have a loop running through the trough on the roof. I cheaped out and orphaned my 6th bay from floor heat, just using it to dry pit mud now days, but I plan to fix it eventually. Had I known upgrading the automatic and making...

Thanks! Always wondered why they started blinking like that, never seemed to effect it in anyway.

I saw this post on facebook the other day, probably not a small town but it's a good example of what tunnels are doing now days, I wouldn't ever want to keep dividing the pie between more car washes but they seem to think building new locations in slightly better locations is the way to go.

Maybe thinking about Mac. RIP Mep, I can definitely contribute some of my success at keeping my car wash afloat to his posts in this forum.

Yeah it's like a machine shop and motor repair place. One of their services was called Dynamic Balancing which I thought sounded similar to what I needed. Those motors are so heavy and the cans make it so awkward, glad they took care of it for me.

I've got similar dryers.. ended up taking to a local place to get the impellers balanced as several of my impellers were rubbing against the side of the can and making awful sounds. Can't remember exactly what they said they ended up doing but I think they welded something to a bolt and hoisted...

I'm curious, how much did you invoice?

Yes, here is the old post - https://www.carwashforum.com/threads/tankless-water-heater-for-floor-heat.9409/