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The programming is held on a chip so you could replace the computer if it went bad and install the chip and keep going. If the PLCs are hard to find RDM can repair them.

I have had my signature series since 2003 and never had any PLC problems. The system has been very solid and I think all I have replaced is a couple of motor starters and an occasional solenoids. I have replaced the cat 530 pumps with arimitsu pumps as they wore out.

Great news for Earl. It is a well deserved time to relax a little.

For side dryers I really like my Mammoth dryers from Sonnys. I added these to a location that had 3 10hp Ryko dyers with moving nozzles. The mammoth side dryers really provided a much better dry and with in a year I noticed that several of the local tunnels had copied me and put them in also...

I have added in line PVC check valves to all my trifoam setups. You can put them close to the injectors and are easy to replace. Hose barb fittings on each end.

I have had good luck with Lorex camera ssytems.

I posted some pictures of my Pit Boss back in April of 2019on a thread. I have posted several pictures since on the forum. I am out of town right now and don't have any pictures with me to post. Do a forum search under Soapy pit boss and you can see the tractor setup I use.

I have a Ringomatic that I used for 25 years. Always did a good job was taxing labor wise. It always struggled to get black sand out of the bottom of the pits so often would have to handiclam it. 6 years ago we bought a small 25 horse Mahindra and had a custom made front bucket that will reach...

If they salt the roads alot I would look into having a way that people could rinse the underside of the car. A rolling deck with a couple of spray nozzles. I would try to have at least a bay that could handle 2 cars Nothing would be more frustrating to a person to sit in line for long periods of...

They seek to write off 279 million in debt and got another operating loan for 30 million. They sold 6 locations in Orlando for 58 million. You can not wash enough cars to pay almost 10 million per location so there are still suckers being born everyday.

Prayers for Pat.

I have had several Lexair valves on automatics over the years and had a few go bad. I tried once to replace one with a 24 volt solenoid but in the end the Lexair valves worked better. I am talking large 1 inch plus valves.

My city had a certified meter. They took my meter a.nd hooked it in line with their certified meter to verify amount of water. When you are slow take a 55 barrel or two and run your own test and see if it is very far off. Then approach the city. Another thing to check is to see if the city uses...

Check with Royce Industries in Las Vegas. They are located throughout the west and maybe able to help.

Persaverance and the ability to spell better than me.