Car Wash Blog / Self Serve Industry Blog and Forum
Late model Honda Accord? Not the best car to go off roading with?
Chevy Avalanche, maybe if the owner was using some of Alpinestars racing gloves he could have kept the truck on the road? I think he only had the sticker for Alpinestars gear though, too bad.
Looks like driving off road is more like a car accident?
I had a little friend living under the changer face plate. The face plate is really bent up good.
Not really sure why the changer face plate is so far separated from the bill inlet plate? But I just siliconed the bill inlet to the changer box then everything fit fine.
I think someone also jabbed something in the bill acceptor but it still works.
I also replaced the other changers inlet plate with the Rowe High Security Bill Acceptor Inlet Plate for the BC-1400.
The problem I have now is the changer face plate is bent way off the wall. So my plan is to use Sakrete Mortar/Stucco mix to taper up and even out the gap. Not really sure if this was a good idea? But it looks good.
Jesus Loves Everyone! But I’m His Favorite!!
Well I am almost done cutting down these mimosa trees, I just have this corner left. Then I need to throw them away and KILL the root system.
It looks like the weed was 14 years old?
I had to quit today without finishing because somehow the chain saw cut through the power cord. Then I broke my other cord by pulling to hard on it. (This cord I ran over with the electric mower a while back.) The last picture is the crap I cut down today.
I am getting closer to finishing every day.
I guess they are using “Carwash Support Systems” to install the equipment. They only do “Quality Carwash Installations”. Also, a celebrity must be at the work site because there is a trailer for them.
I upgraded to the Remington 3 hp with 16″ bar thing (107624-01) it cost an extra $15. The last picture shows the free smoke that was included with no change. (It must have been trapped in the motor or something?)
I got through the stump then ripped it out with the power of my Honda Fit. Then I cut it all in manageable pieces so I could pick it up.
The stump was really a good size; I have size 13 shoes on. I also used this time with the Mimosa tree to learn about Dendrochronology (which is the scientific method of dating trees based on the analysis of tree-ring growth patterns). When I chopped down the larger of the two limbs I counted the rings as shown in the last picture. I learned that the Mimosa tree lived way to long and should have been killed way before its 10th birthday celebration. As a birthday party, it shed all its pink flowers and made an awful mess.
I guess someone was cleaning out their Sak handbag ($85) in one of the bays and just threw it out of the car. The other option is someone got robbed and someone ditched the purse in the bay after cleaning it out.
Maybe I should start a new blog on car accidents?
You know it is quality if it cost $45 (M15014AS). Well it is better than a circular saw. It is a 1.5 hp with 14″ bar thing.
This chainsaw was a lot of trouble cutting down this Mimosa tree. It was about as much work as using the circular saw (it is underpowered). I kept having the same problem; the chain would fall off (minor problem)? Also, the oil chain bar thing was broken. But it did an okay job.
