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I can help you with the Futura machines. Feel free to call me at any time. 713-594-9468

They have those at the station I usually use. It also has a "volume off" button, which I usually push as I find the ads irritating. You can definitely hear them and the picture quality is good, so it might be good for you. At east check into it.

A few years ago I was working on a deal with an Army base to sell and install a touchless automatic to wash their fleet of cars. It was a done deal as this was the machine they wanted. At least I thought it was a done deal. By the time i got through all the hoops and red tape, I decided it just...

I feel your pain. I ordered a shampooer hose assembly several weeks ago...no idea when I'll get it.

You might want to take a look at AVW equipment. All stainless steel , competitively priced, easy maintenance.

Remember...those people vote!!!

There is no need to disable the WSII with a Millennium. The weep system does not shut down the wash. If the weep system is active, it will go through its weep process and still wash a car, reset, then start the weep process again. Each time a car uses the wash, it will wash the car, then start...

The Futura systems (Revolution, Millennium, Impulse) figures come out to something like ;4 pass wash-.55, 6 pass wash-.85, 8 pass wash-1.25, 10 pass wash-1.75. These are approximate numbers advertised by Specialty and from my own calculations at my wash. Hope this helps.

You might want to try a product called "Fluid Film" I use it as a penetrant and a lubricant on just about everything. Works well and lasts a long time. Go to "fluidfilm.com".

I use 3/8" s.s. tubing at my 5/1 for all the high pressure and all the installs I do, I use s.s.tubing. 3/8" for the self serv bays, 1/2" for undercarriage and 3/4" for the autos. Works well, lasts forever and easy to do, a little more up front money, but worth it in the long term.

Of course I am serious, I have done it before and wouldn't mind doing it again. $1000.00 a week is acceptable.

My partner and I cover for each other so we can travel, go on vacations etc. I would be happy to sit your wash for a week or two....for a price, of course. As an installer, service tech etc, your wash would be in good hands.

While on a trip for a family reunion to Okmulgee, OK I had the pleasure of visiting the Tidal Wave Car Wash there. I was pleasantly surprised. Everything worked, got plenty of time for the money and the place was well maintained. I often use car washes when on trips and seems that most don't...

You can use a small punch and drive the nails through and the head pops off.

A while back I posted about a W.W. free for the taking in Houston. I don't know if it is a 2.0 or if it still available. You might search for the post and see if it is anything you want.

Sounds to me like your equipment rep is jerking you around. Hoses should not fail after just 1 year. I would go with the ss replacement even if you have to use a better hose for the pvc runs. Run ss tubing from the equipment room to the racks etc., then if you have to, use a high quality hose...

Stainless steel tubing is fairly flexible and can be pushed thru your pvc if you have the "sweep" fittings on it. Elsewhere, it can be bent with a tubing bender. I have done several tunnels this way.

You might want to consider using stainless steel tubing for your high pressure lines. It is a little uncommon to have that many hose failures in such a short time.

This idiot is dangerously incompetent and needs to be removes as soon as possible before the U.S. turns into a third world country, if it isn't too late already. Why is noone in the lame stream media not doing any research on this...are they scared?

as far as I know goat still owns the wash he got screwed on but is living in Louisiana with his parents due to severe back problems. I think his girlfriend is running the wash. I go by there occasionally but never see anyone there. Don't know what the status of his lawsuit is or if he ever...