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I've seen what your talking about, with both front arm gearboxes getting broken. The front arms were not out far enough before the machine started driving in reverse and it broke both gearboxes. Make sure your rear trail air isn't above 10 PSI and your front high air in exaust valve is working.

We installed two in Pella Iowa. They seem to be working well.

I got them from the Ecolab usage sheets. If you would like copies of them I could send them to you. I agree that you may not be putting more on than you need, but it should'nt cost that much to clean a car. Ecolab has a number of different presoaks and perhaps one of them would work better for...

3692 should be applied at a rate of .5 to 2 oz per car (1:60 to 1:240) and the disolve all is not an acid it is a hi ph product also, as a presoak it shoud be applied at 1.6 to 3.2 oz per gallon (80:1 to 40:1)

There is a way to check to see if your ultrasonic is profiling the vehicle correctly. Moniter M450, M451, M452. The machine does this profile its first pass to the rear, (usually foam bath) I believe they are Sedan, Tall Vehicle, Pickup. There is also a setting for the actual ultrasonic hight to...

Around the beginning of last week it got real hard to cut the road film around here. I've had some customers call to see if I had done something to there settings.

My OHD is old (2001) but only have 30,000 wash on it. Hate to get rid of an auto with such low wash count. Why so few washes on it?

When I removed the very first SGXS it had 540K washes on it. It still worked good too.

I seen your banner this morning. It looks good I also seen the last one you had I think that's a great place to advertise for you, It sure gets alot of people going by.

I think they are the magnaglide is a great door opener. Of the ones I service I've never had to do anything other than routine maint. I Highly recommend them. Just so you know we are an Airlift Dist. I also like RYKO'S Bi-fold door but they are much more maintenance intensive, but they do open...

Steve, you can get ahold of Ray and tell him you want him to write a customer concern CAR. That gives engineering 7 days to reply. However, I know, at least last year, they were behind in answering them. I'm sure your answer will go something like...We've been mounting them this way for years...

Steve you should use stainless bolts and if you use locktight on the threads you shouldn't need to drill all the way through the shaft.

If you mean the shaft that holds the brush mount then drill a couple set screws in it if its the female end where the motor shaft goes that can be cleaned up sometimes with a file. If you would like me to look at it for you give me a call. I'll pm you my number.

Can't help you with the price, but they are pretty easy to change...you said you could hear the motor spinning can you hear any grinding in the gearbox or will it spin in reverse? Did you take the motor off the gearbox? I have seen the motor shaft break before.

They rust away into powder. By the way Ive never heard of anywhere to get a gearbox fixed but you could take it apart yourself and see if it is something obvious. (after you get a new one)

I installed a wash on Pine Ridge Indian Reservation and the cars coming through it were missing bumpers and quarter panels I couldn't believe with the number of messed up cars they bought a Ryko SGXS instead of a touchless.

I also put in bay vacs in two bays and they get quite a bit of use as well, it's on the dial and they are paying 50% more to use them....most customers havent figured that out yet. aren't you worried that when the figure it out they won't come back

I would think you need to either get doors that seal or deal with the ice unfortunately. An air blowout system could fail but so can a weep system (a nearby water main break comes to mind) so use the one you want and maintain it well and you should be OK. I think putting radiant heat in with the...

Mark It's me Randy we met when you came back for the last training seminar. The program is a 22858-000 Rev u. Also I don't own the machine it's for a customer, I'd like to make the machine work a little better and being able to adjust some of the timers would be nice thanks...I will PM you with...

I could not agree with you more. I worked for Ryko for many years, as a service technition, service supervisor, and technical advisor and I wouldn't buy a machine from them now unless you plan on letting them work on it, they will not support you with technical info (ask DiamondWash how many...