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Can you do 6 on the Nayax? What are your price points? Considering doing the same

If you sell the clam shell I'd be interested.

If they used a CC I just hit their CC a clean up fee the same as what they spent. I have it posted.

Yes that’s what I have

They're not cheap but I'd buy one of the conversion kits from KR and be done with it. That's what I did and haven't looked back.

Wow. I wouldn't even answer/acknowledge that.

lol . I’d love to lay my eyes on one

A single Google search produces a product for measuring grease trap interceptors. Make one for 1/10 or less and you might have a handful of customers. https://www.drain-net.com/grease-traps/grease-trap-monitoring

He’ll probably reply but contact Darin Roberson. He literally knows everything Ryko and has helped me more times than I can remember! Sent you a PM with his email

I have my 1x4" fits perfectly through my grates and I have marks on the wood showing how many inches below the drain the mud is. Sounds like a solution looking for a problem

You think? Sounds about in ballpark? WW machine + dryers - $250k Land - $100k - $250k+ Planning/Fees/etc - $25K Construction @ $500/sq/ft ( 45' x 15' building)- $340K Teller - $25k Landscaping - $25k Signage - $10k

From the seller side, you spread out the capital gains and depreciation recapture over years lessening the hit. From the buyer side, you can get into a wash, possibly would even less money upfront without having to deal with all the underwriting standards of a financial institution.

I wouldn’t respond until a judge ordered me to . Even demand letters from attorneys I throw right out.

I have a wash that was build with Extrutech panels with poured concrete. I will say they have withstood multiple vehicle hits including a bus and haven't cracked. They are easy to clean like normal PVC panels and obviously dont crack like hollow corrugated panels

This. Grinder with cut-off wheel and that is off in less than 15secs

I would just go free. You'll increase gross across the board by like 10% probably more. You'll eliminate complex components prone to fail ( Bill acceptor, coin acceptor, credit card reader = what $1200-1500 per vac?)also saving time and money when they fail. Eliminate labor to collecting...

I've yet to see one of these Chinese machines out in the wild, and I go through TONS of washes. Wish they would post up on a public forum like this where they are so we can all see for ourselves. Do any even exist?

Yes I know that is why I asked . Sounds like a good way to set these up . Only issue is getting people in tune with that higher start price

Did you go to $5 start price ?

I've had Dencar for coming on 4 years. 4 of them at 2 locations. I love them. Customers love them. Easy to use and they sell memberships. Great company ran by car wash owner and operators.