Breeze Thru Car Wash: Johnstown Site
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Yes, it is apparently possible to pack 2 top brushes, a set of wraps, a set of van brushes, a set of rocker brushes, a Wheel Boss, and 9 blowers into a roughly 40-foot wash bay.
The shortest of Breeze Thru's 6 locations. I filmed it from the rinse area because the bay was so narrow that it was impossible for me to stand anywhere else. Note that this Breeze Thru site is located on the same property as a Shell gas station.
It is Breeze Thru's first inbay automatic to mini tunnel conversion, and the single best mini tunnel I have ever seen. The conveyor is only about 60' long. It is the very first car wash to use the MacNeil top brush/lava arch combo. To save space, Sonny's SFB63 side washers have been staggered within the space occupied by the wraps. An entrance-facing MCWW top brush is used in place of a MacNeil one because of space constraints. The only high pressure components are a set of Hi-Performance Wash Systems side blasters and a set of side flooders. 9 blowers are packed onto just 2 arches. Cars often roll off the conveyor at the exit because of how the property was originally built.
Chemicals used are from Diamond Shine.
Got questions or comments? Be sure to post them below, and I will try to get back to you as soon as possible.
I love the Neoglide Hush series foam! It makes the wraps look full with no exposure to the c channels
The blue top brush made a scary sound when it started spinning
I agree
1:18 Bubble Bubble Bubble
Those yellow brushes are thicc.
Sonny/MacNeil/Mcww
Good video
Brendan Chevron 76 Hancock Roemer i.
Why does this car wash have peco brushes but Sonny’s dryers?
This location has no Peco components.
Bruh its a Sonny’s Tunnel
Where is this exactly?
Johnstown, CO
3:04
Maybe 8i