Twodose
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With D/H equipment the cold water rinse runs through a solenoid at city pressure, I guess there would be no way to run high pressure, cold water wax on their system, or am I missing something?
High pressure wax with cold water...
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You would have to add a zero press regulator to the pump stand.With D/H equipment the cold water rinse runs through a solenoid at city pressure, I guess there would be no way to run high pressure, cold water wax on their system, or am I missing something?
MEP001
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You could also add a second gravity-feed tank and use Motortrol valves with the soap function to energize them so the pump gets hot water only on soap and cold on rinse and wax. The zero-pressure regulators aren't very reliable, but they do work.
I've wondered for a while now if it would work to use something like a Dosatron to inject the wax into the city-pressure feed to the pump. I keep checking eBay for a cheap, used one to try it, but they always seem to go up over $200.
I've wondered for a while now if it would work to use something like a Dosatron to inject the wax into the city-pressure feed to the pump. I keep checking eBay for a cheap, used one to try it, but they always seem to go up over $200.
