Wasn't sure whether to post here or in the 'tools' section.
Firstly, apologies for not posting a link but being a numpty, I simply don't know how to...perhaps somebody more clever than I could do
so?....
Anyway, I'm referring to ebay item no. 230175869985 for a bike carb balancer.
This seller regularly puts these on ebay.
On paper, it looks to be a simple, easy to use bit of kit (though it could be argued that the price is a little steep for essentially a length of
tubing! Still, it is cheap as carb balancers go...)
Seems to have plenty of positive feedback.
Has anybody bought/used one of these?
Thoughts, observations appreciated before I part with the hard earned....
Andy
EBAY LINK
I've not bought one - in fact I've bought the "standard" looking carb balancer and as opposed to him saying that they are
difficult to use - that isn't strictly true... It is quite simple to use and decipher...
I also only paid £21 (I think!) delivered for mine as it had perished hoses. A trip to the fish tank section of the pet shop sorted that out for
£2...
I understand why you'd want your own Andy, but I'd happily lend you mine if you wanted to just borrow it?
I think I have a pic of it somewhere...
(this is it before I re-newed all the hoses!)
Steve
[Edited on 28/9/07 by worX]
we're just too helpful huh steve
Cheers Guys!
Andy.
I would have thought its much easier to use a Carb-balancer type balancer with linear scales than a dial type one. One a linear balancer you just get the tops of the markers horizontal. On a dial type one you'ld presumably need to read the readings and make sure they all read the same.....
i made my own in the past,
4 pieces of transparent fish tank hose, cable clipped to a piece of wood in U shapes , pour equal amounts of coloured liquid (water with some ink in
in),use the small regulators(again from the pet shop)
Ray
Very good!! I wondered about that in the past. Much more Locost
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Thoughts, observations appreciated before I part with the hard earned....
Andy