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That's paint checking. The paint is shot Your customer is either an idiot or trying to scam you.

Send me a PM if you want me to come look at it.

They started gluing the plug into the bill acceptor because they didn't originally use a pinned plug, and it would go in any direction and smoke the acceptor. They might still glue them in because they can work their way out.

There should be no detectable play. That may run a while like that, but it will eventually throw a rod. You can probably find a used crankcase.

If they're the GC, yes, I forgot they use those on the newer ones.

I don't know if all the Coleman units use them, but all the ones I've worked on have the old ITT style that need a wrench, and there's zero room to turn it IF you can even get it on the nut.

In Roblox?

He rides through car washes with his mom.

I use Klean Wall with HF. It will not harm signs, but it will turn the plastic on the guns white. Don't let it dry on any stainless, or it will stain it.

You can make a tool to remove the pins by taking an old socket and cutting it to fit in the holes of the base of the stem. Do not use anything on the stem or you will crush it and ruin it. If you can't make a tool, use a screwdriver and hammer to turn the base. There's a tool made for the...

I had a similar issue whenever the power would briefly blink out, which it was doing about once a month. I ended up putting a pure sine wave UPS on the changer.

I know a couple owners who use a really cheap plastic carabiner to hold the latch closed. The people that go through the vac trash usually put them back.

I'm running three washes and have about 30 customers and I can't keep busy enough with all that.

There are water-based hydraulic fluids that are designed to replace oil-based fluids. So once again, you are giving an opinion based on zero facts. Try reading the first post in this thread again and answer it appropriately.

Based on what real-world experience?

Looks like it's been somewhat maintained.

I had thought about that, but they don't even scoop the trash out of the way for the door to close itself. I had to lock the hell out of them, and they finally quit messing with them.

Change the oil every day and it will most likely last at least a week. It's probably a cracked plunger which is an easy fix.

Your choice is this, or lock them securely and risk someone doing real damage trying to get at the dirt.

A better than a catchy name is to create a theme. https://jurassiccarwash.com/