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I.B. Washingcars Yes, in Ohio. I have plans for individual radiant loops to each bay. I'm not sure if I leave them on the base if they will be effective or if I put them on some type of riser if they will stay in place while the cement is pouring around them.

Thank you MEP001

New cement being poured in my 4 bay, contractor is asking what thickness is required. He thinks 6" but I'm sure I read 4" was adequate for a SS wash with not heavy equipment using it. Also, what is a good angle or slope that works to be comfortable for the users to walk around but still move...

Could this be done with a brush rather than a gun?

I think that is the same, I could not find any info on it.

I bought a used TRU18 through the wall vending machine, everything is working except one of these connectors goes to the selection keypad and one goes to the control board. They are the only two lose connectors left, so I am guessing they should connect. But they don't. There maybe some missing...

To be fair, I probably would not do that either. But I'm naturally lazy and others might. It just kills me not to find a unique value add use for that area to help set the wash apart.

Stand alone dryer bay is an interesting thought! Does anyone have something like that they could share a pic of to give some inspiration?

I think the cement is about the only level part of that parking lot. But I had thought of building a curb like perimeter to contain the water. Cut out an area for a pit and trench the line over to the pit in the bay next to it for run off.

That is an interesting solution to the rain in the septic sewer system. Maybe install a large awning across the open bay. Just add extensions to the side of the car wash to raise it up high enough for large vehicles and then attach the awning to large posts on the other side of the cement that...

I've thought about a dog wash, but there are several in the area, so notnsure about how much value add it would be to the community. Hadn't thought of the rain issue. But doesn't rain enter all of the pits from run off of the entrance and exits? Maybe it's a volume issue?

I have an open side to my building that for some reason has a big cement slab that has been begging me to use it. (Pics) I've thought about removing the awning and adding a boom to the top of the building for an RV/Truck wash. There is no slope to the cement and of course no pit for drainage...

So, I found my issue. It appears the fuse box may have overheated or even flamed. (see pic) The fuse, from what I can tell is still good, just the plastic melted and the fuse lost connection to the contact. I need to get a couple of these boxes to replace the current bad ones, originally from...

Yes, there doesn't appear to be any voltage at the 'screws' that hold the wires. Unless there is somewhere else we need to touch to find the power. I bought a new transformer thinking that it had gone bad, but this one works in the other bays. I wasn't sure if there could be something feeding...

lol. I hadn't thought of it but they also ask for a dollar or two when they come up to me. Cost of panhandling has apparently gone up!

Yes, each wire is giving us 120v total of 240v. I'm not at the wash, but it is wired exactly the same as the working bays. We moved this one to a working bay and it worked fine, moved the working bay transformer to this bay and it didn't work. swapped them back to the way they were just to make...

No bonus at all. I think it would only confuse people if I posted something other than very basic pricing.

I raised mine last fall to $2 start for 3 minutes 20 seconds, basically a penny a second and of course 25 seconds for every extra quarter. No push back at all and significant increase in revenue due to dropping from 4 minutes for $2. That extra 50 cents a wash adds up.

My 4 bay self serve has national pride equipment. One of the bays has lost power to the meter box. We have swapped the transformer from another bay that is working with the non-working transformer and it still gets no power to the meter box. But the transformer of the non-working bay works in...

I'm considering taking down the old FRP and painting. The existing is an off white/tan(ish) color and just always looks dirty no matter how much you clean it. I would think using a good paint would let you spray it down fairly quickly between deep cleans and allow you to do touch ups as needed...