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Assuming these times your showing include an onboard dryer? If you want to send over your wash package configuration, I can take a look at what, if anything can be done to speed the process up.

Configuring the Sonar Unit This Multifunction Sonar has multiple modes for utilizing the same sonar unit on various pieces of Belanger® equipment. The modes are switched by holding a magnet up to the designated location of the sonar unit until it switches into the corresponding mode. The LED...

If memory serves me correct, the M5 never had an option in the programming for an in place underbody. PDQ didn't start doing that until the LW360.

You should have a VT board on the left side of your JO cabinet. The width measure sensors replace the X22 prox and go into the VT board.

All of the dryer panels I have sold are set up with just motor starters/contactors. There would be no need for a VFD unless you plan on changing the hertz of the motor. I will use a VFD for the flash dry. If you are looking at the inrush, you may want to look into soft starts. Even then, you...

As previously stated, you can register on the website. Your request will go through a review process to verify that you own the equipment. I am more than happy to help out if you have tried this approach and it hasn't worked out for you.

Most LW360 machines that I have setup are running around 4:00 for the top wash with all the options (not including an on board dry). I would be happy to look at your wash package configurations and make suggestions.

That is not a true statement.

I work for OPW Vehicle Wash Systems and would be happy to talk to you about PDQ or Belanger equipment. Lots of time it comes down to who is going to support you the best in your market. If your not a hands on person, the distributor can make or break you.

The G5 has not been manufactured for quite a few years. Parts are still available for the machine. There are some LW360's that are starting to come out and I personally would look that way. The G5 can be expensive to repair due to the electronics in it. What market are you in? I may know of...

Sorry for the delay as I don't get on here much. Here are a few cities where we have Tandem Surflines: Gainsville, Jacksonville, Parrish, Yulee, St. Augustine, Wales, Keystone Heights. We also have the older version (RT300) in Daytona Beach, Crestview, Lady Lake, Spring hill, Poinciana Place...

What area are you in? I am sure I can locate a few of them for you.

Yes, the Saber has been discontinued. As previously mentioned, the machine will still be supported and many of the parts are common with the Kondor.

No, it will always start at the left rear of the vehicle.

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I haven't been on here in a while. Tandem RT300 Min bay width 13'-6" Length 35' Height 10'-6" LaserWash 360 Min bay width 13'6" (14'1" w/obd and frame) Length 28' (29'4" frame) Height 10'-6" There are things we can do to make it fit in a shorter bay.

A PDQ Surfline would fit in your bay with some slight modifications. I have put them in smaller bays before.

There are two different versions of this bracket. This is the original version and was on quite a few machines. At one point, the brackets were changed to have a few additional bends in them to go completely under the rail and up the side of the rail. Either will work, but if you put this...

Sparkey, please reach out to me. If you own a wash, I can get you access to the manuals.

I have seen many people run their floor heat tube through the rails. Maybe this is an option for you?

Try some of the Facebook buy/sell/trade pages that cater to the car wash.