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No, you would not be in violation, a new deadline would have to be created if the lower court were overruled.

180 gallons per car? Yikes!

Mine are 3 motor vacs. The most common reason for clogging is pens, pencils, markers, and popsicle sticks getting stuck in the hose.

You missed the part where they respond quickly when you open a ticket on line. It's annoying, but they do get you taken care of.

I have Starlink at home it's been good so far.

The boom itself is 2 1/4" the clogs are rarely in the boom. They are typically in the hose.

I contacted Erie yesterday about the one brush I've had trouble with. Jason called me within a few hours to resolve the issue. He was honest and more than willing to stand behind his product. I get three to four months out of the regular brushes, I have one round brush that has been in the bay...

Mossmatic breakaway fittings will save your booms when they get caught on a vehicle.

The central vacs clog as well. Canisters have more trouble with clogging because they turn off. Whatever is in the hose or arch when the vac shuts off, stays in the hose and arch. The smaller hose on arch vacs also contribute to the problem. I am thinking about trying 2" hose on one to see if...

Open a ticket online, they respond pretty quick. They don't answer the phone anymore. Did you update the temperature settings that was causing screen issues.

I have that style vacs, clogging in the hoses is an issue, they need to be checked at least twice a day. It doesn't really matter how often you check somebody will plug it 5 minutes after you checked it and the person after them will be in your office complaining about the vacuum not having any...

After reading this thread yesterday, I checked my brushes and one that I installed about 2 months ago is missing clumps of bristles. I have round Erie brushes in the other bays and they don't appear to be having this problem.

Mount the boom level from side to side so it isn't hanging down. Then, put spacers under the bottom of the mount so that it is angled back toward the wall.

There are lots of threads on this topic you can check.

Saw yesterday, Trump will appoint Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to form a Government Efficiency committee to end a lot of this kind of regulation, I hope they actually follow through. I would definitely have my incoming water tested so I could prove the PFAS was already present.

I would bet you are getting water in the dryer housing during the wash and that dirty water is getting blown on the car. During hot Utah summers it evaporates before the dryer comes on. I had this happen to a customers car after I had just finished washing the bay down. I sent him through and...

The fact that she aways uses touchless and suddenly decided to use friction one time and makes a damage claim is quite the coincidence.

I don't roll coins, I count em, bag em, and take em to the bank, same as you but, I don't pay to do it.

If my bank charged me to deposit my money, I'd find another bank.

I disconnect the hose from the vacuum to the arch and run a fish tape through the arch and hose to clear the clogs. Much easier than dragging the ladder out, still a pain to deal with.