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@@MR.TOYBOX heck naw. I hate the shows. No realized return on the time and money it takes to go. Plus the folks that run them ain’t got any sense. We paid for 1500sqft booth last year and got there to find a 800sqft spot. Whole thing was a cluster
Do you wash the entire roof on every job, or do yall wash partial. Down over in the houston area, we get this same mildew or algae on the roofs but usually only the eastern side of roofs only. So i was wondering if you wash just partial or the whole roof on some jobs.
i still can't figure out the issue of why my surfactant quits flowing as soon as i turn SH on. I've tightened everything, check valves, new pumps, and it does it on both meters in my trailer build.
@@southeastsoftwash4020 I’m staying pretty busy and your rig is holding up nice . Few problems, but I know how to fix everything. But I was disappointed with the valves. Didn’t last but a few months and start leaking . Took them apart and cleaned them out now we’re back in shape. Hope you guys are rocking it. Really nice people in SESW.
Somebody has left the valves open, and they have cross contaminated each other . Liquid seeks its own level. Turn the valves off to keep them from pulling the level the same?
I had this problem one time. I didn’t have a check valve in my surfactant supply line. The back pressure from the pump was filling back into my SH tank. A check valve solved the issue.
Wait. You said you threw a hose in it. Made them level, and then you came back overnight, and they are still level .. Why wouldn't they be? you didn't use the machine. Are your tanks supposed to magically drain when you don't use them?
