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I do the same. Whenever I need to close down for any reason I turn the power to the bay off in the equipment room. Customers will just move the cone out of the way and drive in anyway.

yes I removed mine yesterday and no problem at all.

I used to use it in my old automatic but I no longer use it in my new automatic. I would use a 50 pound box of correct powder stirred into about 30 gallons of hot water. Then I would add about 2 1/2 gallons of Simoniz foam additive while stirring and filling the 55 gallon barrel the rest of the...

but is he looking to spend half to 3/4 of a million$ ??????

i think it's more the fact that the original inventors of the self service car wash concept got it right almost immediately. I don't think it's as much price consciousness as it is d.i.y. mindset of the customer. I think one could compare self serve innovations or developments to several other...

i have found candy works wonders! " we just wanted to let you know we think its really sweet that you've been a wash club member for 5 years!!!"

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I found someone who wants to buy my thermal printer out of my gold line. I thought that would be fine because I don't use it anymore now that I have crypto pay. Is it OK to just disconnect this and remove it from the machine or will it create some type of error that will cause me a problem? It...

yes this is insane. You're basing your argument on a handful of busy days and you are assuming that customers will somehow benefit from this new set up. They won't. They will not want to do something different than they have done at your wash in the past. Since no other car washes that I know of...

One thing for sure there's going to be a lot more stupidity on display with customers now that marijuana is becoming legalized at the state level in many areas. People don't realize that the cannabis today is a lot stronger than back in the 70s and 80s when they used to smoke it. Back then you...

I'm sure used equipment could be OK. But you have to think about things like distributor support as well as your own ability to maintain and service the unit. I wouldn't get anything that old because the newer technology seems a lot better to me. I'd go with the tried and true. Some thing like a...

The first logical step is to find a distributor for Mark seven or a qualified repair technician who can evaluate the machine and give you an estimated cost for repairs. Is a 20 year old Mark seven machine still factory supported? Are parts readily available? These are things to get you started...

I understand your frustration, BUT... I have never in 20 years left my wash unattended for 3 days!!! Most Ss/IBA operators have someone stop by at least once a day to clean up and empty trash etc. I Think that you should chalk this one up to "lesson learned" and start checking in a little more...

Whenever I have had issues with my three color foam system it has always been a chemical dilution issue. I would start by either adding some concentrated chemical into each tank or putting in a larger tip and see if that makes an improvement.

I'd like vending the water also because it's the healthy choice. Gatorade is good because of the electrolytes but it's got a lot of sugar…

What I mean is search that thread on this forum and the pictures are there in that thread

Look at the pictures in this thread and see if this looks like what you need. Just FYI I don't have the cutter assembly on this.

for what it's worth I think you could get rid of Pepsi because it's kind of redundant to have two different colas in there in my opinion.

I think my soda sales have probably declined a little bit but I don't really keep track of it like I should. I view soda sales as a customer convenience and one of those little perks that my wash has that differentiates me from the competition. That said, I always stock plenty of Poland...

Why not add another low pressure option like salt remover or bug remover?