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I have used both the kind with zerks and the non-serviceable kind, I have found that the non-serviceable kind last much longer, instead of zerks they just have a screw inplace where zerks would be added.

cool stuff, but it states in the video it will not hold up to high pressure water or soaps, they even showed bottles of cleaners and detergents that would remove ever dry.

thats cool

Yes its a factory 6 inch stretch, Its called a " Lincoln L "

Are they taking the round circle kind that is in the center of the bay?? hou would I secure that from being lifetd up and hauled away any ideas?

I like how the reporters talk about stealing his ideas on air,

are you sure the car did not back into the gantry once it was down?

Im guessing you dont have a holding tank for your water, do you have a bladder tank? sounds like there is too much demand and not enough water,

I would weld some expanded metal over it, or even make a ramp so thers no big bump to drive over...

I thought I heard of someone on here talking about just what you described, I think they came up with cuting a POP can up and wraping it around the hose and then using afew hose clamps and said that worked , I thing that was a 3/8 line tho, not sure if that would work on a 1 in hose.

google virtural fleet supervisor , one of the best ones out there and 20 bucks a month.

Is it a lexair valve? there should be a rebuild kit avaliable.

So if you have a motion activated t-stat, will it even really warm the place up by the time they are done, If they open the door and its freezing cold wont they just leave, or you might have to put up EVEN more signs at the place saying dont wory it will warm up in afew mins.. just tryin to help...

invest in insulating the place properly, and I bet you could keep it a comfortable temp all the time and not have to mess with two t-stats and complicating the situation, Just a thought, good luck

That is a low car count on that machine, although I can not diagnose your issue for you, I can tell you the millenium is a solid machine that requires little matitance and down time, There is a guy on here that knows alot about the millenium, hopefully he will see your post.