I used my circular saw instead of my grinder this time. Looks alot better and was alot easier. http://cwguy.com/?p=1659
Look what I found
I found 29 tokens in with my quarters. I guess I am having a problem with a coin acceptor?
R&R after some pressure washing
Nothing better then some R&R after a couple hours of pressure washing. Well, maybe just some Rich & Rare Whisky that I found.
Vacuum island cleanup
I thought about not posting these pictures because they are embarrassing. But then I was thinking who cares, I am trying to fix this problem.
I also cleaned up the back of the wash.
Crack Stop – Test Run
I am trying to fix my weed problems by filling in the cracks. I am trying to use Black Jack Crack-Stop Elastic crack filler.
Was easy to apply and I hope it works, I should know in 24 hours.
This guy stole my Dad’s garbage can lid.
This was a different guy this time. It looks like he is Santa Clause with an Indian head dress and chain?
He first looked through all the garbage cans. Then he took the lid, but there was someone else vacuuming when he stole it.
Of course he had no tag. I guess he has to pay for the car somehow?
Last time it happened to me: LINK
EMU OIL
Emu oil seems really good, it relieves arthritis pain and helps heal all skin ailments. I guess it did not help the driver that sells the product because they have a handicapped tag?
Poor man’s pressure washer
The cheapest way to have a portable pressure washer? The only problem is the pressure is not that great. It is also not that cheap because the hose it expensive. But besides that, it worked really well. One good thing is I have some extra hose around if something bad happens.
The first picture is a before shot, then an after. I plan on cleaning out the gaps then patching them up.
Installing quick disconnect fittings
My plan is to have quick disconnects right below the swivel saver in the self serve bays. This will allow me to connect stuff in the bay faster. Like a drain snake thing or my poor man’s pressure washer.
Cutting high pressure hose
I was discussing cutting high pressure hose over at autocarwash. Actually, I just posed a question, but I got lots of answers. But, I liked Fred Lenze idea the best. Well he said use a circular saw and I thought about using my crappy Ryobi 18v instead of purchasing a new grinder to replace my Chicago 4 1/2″. I purchased a 5″ cut-off blade and installed the blade.
The circular saw seems to do a good job. Now, I have a battery powered grinder just like the $229 DeWalt?
Mep1, was correct about having the incorrect blade on my grinder. But, I lost my magic piece to get the blade off. I guess, I need to purchase another one if the circular saw does not work. So I might be out $14.99.