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One way to lower your risk on that is to only lend on the RE value, business value and any goodwill paid lump sum. That way, if you have to take it back, you can just sell the RE if you want to, no need to rebuild the business.
The solenoid seats will wear over time and not create a perfect seal anymore, this process is sped up if using a caustic chemical, which presoaks can be.
Does your well pump not have a small bladder tank to maintain pressure?
It's under pressure before the solenoids, so very possible that a little is squeaking by all of them, especially if you are using a caustic chemical and/or the solenoids have some age on them. It's not a siphon, it's under pressure
Guess I should have clarified, there are free places around here also, but the places that charge are $2 or more. Free is basically at tire stores and QT gas stations.
Wow - you are putting it on pretty heavy, we are currently using a JBS product that has a nice smell and works good, it doesn't foam great in HP, but foams great in LP. We are using a purple tip 120:1 and then sending it to the HP pump, and it works well for us. At one location we add a foam...
The way I look at putting readers on low volume machines is that they are spares that I have for the heavier usage machines. If there is ever an issue with the heavier usage readers, I'll take it from these lower use machines and install a temporary block off plate until I figure out the broken...
This is probably a good way to look at it. If you get at least the NPV of the next 5 years worth of cash flow, you will be basically break even with running it for another 5 years without the headaches of running the wash. Equipment value will basically be zero in 5 years when you lose the lease.
Yep, that's why I was asking, if you don't sell to them now and they want to buy it, do you think they will renew your lease in 5 years? You are in a sticky situation. I would entertain their offer at the very least. Sure you can take all your equipment if they don't renew in 5 years, but where...