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Also, check your solenoid valve to make sure it is fully functioning. Sometimes they will get stuck and give low flow or no flow.

Have you verified that your wand is the weeping variety? They do sell a non-weeping model.

Thanks! It was a bad check valve under the high pressure pump.

I have 3 self serve bays served by a Weep Miser weep system. I’m getting weep output in 2 bays but not in bay 3 ( the farthest bay from the weep water source). What would cause this to happen and what can I do to fix it?

I’m also considering tack welding strips of expanded metal over the diamond plate. Is there a reason that wouldn’t work other than rust unless I use stainless? Has anyone ever tried that?

is there a particular type of cutting wheel that is better than others? Do you put the X pattern continuously down the track or do you space the X’s apart (every 6”, 8”, or 12” etc.)?

I did try the anti-slip tape and it worked until the adhesive on the back came loose. I ended up taking it all off as it just kept coming loose. I didn’t try the dimples though. I will consider that, although cutting the angled grooves sounds to me like a more permanent fix. Thanks for your...

Thanks for all the input guys, I tried the lower air pressure but the tires would still spin. I’ll try it again just to give it the benefit of a doubt. cutting the grooves may be the answer. How deep did you groove and how far apart were the angled Notches?

My Lasewash 4000 is generating a speed control overload fault when the tires spin excessively and the bridge stops moving during a wash cycle. It has a PDQ Overglow system also. I’ve tried new tires and overinflating them to 36psi and that has helped. Has anyone out there experienced this...

I have a PDQ laser wash overglow problem where the foam is not coming down in a “blanket” fashion like it is supposed to and instead is breaking in different places instead of a solid “sheet” of foam coming down. Does anyone have a remedy for that? Thanks!