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Probably yeah. Better than the entire brush getting entangled, I'm sure Diamond can tell you from experience LOL (no offense)

Autec can survive bike racks, I found a video of a car going thru one with a bike rack on it. The brushes simply stall, here is the link. soft touch begins around 3:19.

Autec machines, those can survive almost anything. Under extreme load the side brushes will stop turning, I have never worked on one nor do I have much knowledge about them so I am not sure why.

I do not own a wash but I service them. I work with Buddco.

Fascinating. Is it easy to work on a Flex5?

Can it handle bike racks? I'm guessing no, as I've only ever seen 1 friction machine that can survive those.

Good to hear. Personally I would not install Istobal because their machines tend to be quite complex from what I've seen.

I know a guy who used to own an Istobal Tracer, recently replaced with a Washworld Razor Double Barrel. He replaced because it was very hard to import parts, so I'd proceed with caution with Istobal. Ryko makes good machines but they like to be proprietary and mark their parts up 300%. I don't...

Personally I like Combo machines a lot, specifically the Autec EV-1, I've heard they're easy to work on and rarely go down.

Hello! I know a Johnathan out of West Valley City and I wanted to make sure if you are / aren't that Johnathan lol. Are you out of Utah, SLC area?

I may be late to the party but I've had good luck with Samsung units, they last forever and rarely need any maintenance. Recently replaced my old one this last year and the new unit is working great. Both were Samsung units to clarify.

YouTube is quite possibly the worst place to help diagnose car washes, only channels you're going to find help from are MacNeil or Ryko, and those rarely help lol.

Hey! I heard you run a Water Wizard and I was wondering what it's like to run one?

Leisuwash is a PDQ Laserwash ripoff, I hope you know that. From what I've heard with Chinese machines, they are a pain in the ass to get parts for, and service is almost non-existent outside of China. They are extremely cheap though, so if you're on a tight budget other than that I don't see...

What I should say is I got an offer to fix it. Went searching around the area and found it sitting there.

I have been assigned to fix a US2001 GMT that has been abandoned for 15+ years. I have no prior service experience, so I will need as much help as I can get. If anyone has service documents or common faults / fixes please let me know. Thank you!