Recent content by Waxman

yes, plus: paving $25-50,000. site work🌁-$$$$$$

article is kinda generic; like they spent 5 minutes researching on google, added info about a $7.99 costco wash , then said it'll scratch your car and isn't a great value compared to carwashes with a membership program. zero benefit for costco and lower credibility for the car wash business as...

what was the problem and what fixed it? your original post was very vague and you never mentioned the actual problem. part of what makes this forum useful is having a collective knowledge base that contributes advice and instruction to aid others in repairing the equipment we all use to make...

yes i agree. i should've waited before contacting them. i got agitated and let that influence me in calling my company. i rarely ever make a claim.

i have that setup coupled to a newer razor wash. goldline is 20 yeas old and works flawlessly. i've had a few components go bad over the years, but all repairs were easy and straightforward.

Maybe the card went over the limit?

another potential downside is the new owner not paying and then you having to take back the property in whatever condition it is in. If they default, the property will likely be run down. I think I would prefer getting all the money up front. But that's just my preference.

I think it was a couple days after the detail that they noticed these functions not working. I'm not too optimistic; my insurance rep had never heard of a TSB. They had 'no idea' what that was.:oops:

It's not about fear, it's about not wanting to lose money on a very profitable service offering so people can abuse the equipment and facility at no cost to them.

Distiller is still working great. Definitely has saved alot of money over a year plus of operation.

I run three flow jets for different chemicals and I never have issues or should I say very rarely. I'm on site six days a week so I am very regular with draining my compressor thoroughly every day.

all my transactions have shown up fine/ normal. did you ck pwr at your coordinator?

mine broke after about 27,500 washes I think.

My opinion is biased because I am in the middle of two of these situations right now at my car wash/detail shop. But I would stand my ground. Let them threaten lawyer all they want; people love to do that but they rarely actually have a lawyer and once they find out it's a $3000 retainer they...

because the customers company notified me that they had 'found me at fault' and i do not wish to litigate the claim myself.