for pilot screw adjustment, UK or near to. Thanks.
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http://www.motorcycle-superstore.co.uk/4969/i/motion-pro-pilot-screw-adjusting-tool
bite down on your favorite driver and give a yank
or hammer over in a vise
Quote from: motoOzarks on May 29, 2014, 05:36:48 AM
bite down on your favorite driver and give a yank or hammer over in a vise
I guess you've never had to adjust the carbs on a Steamer :augie
Quote from: chairhead on May 28, 2014, 11:01:07 PM
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I got one of those through Morgan Carbtune, the second twist the bit came off the end. The bit is crimped on to the end of a wire drive, the crimp wasn't good enough and it failed. I'd not wanted to spend a lot but the failure and the poor "feel" made me change my mind. To be fair to Morgan (I've seen the exact same tool sold in a Sealy and Machine Mart package) they said it was the first time they'd seen that, accepted it without a quibble and gave me credit against a Bevel 90 Carburettor Pilot Adjustment Tool , pricey but you get what you pay for, a proper engineers tool for a proper engineering tool :icon_lol:
The 100 degree tool is also useful for doing the air box screws in situ, I had one of those already.
'Sokay guys... I made one! from a Lidl right angle drill driver attachment, two 1/4" drive extension bars, a 1/4" spinner and a metal bar! sheer ingenuity :sign13 :pimp
Quote from: chairhead on May 28, 2014, 11:01:07 PM
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Very like it mate but it looks too deep for #1 carb due to water pipe - thanks
+ shipping is 30 quid :icon_frown:
Quote from: JayDub on May 29, 2014, 08:40:10 PM
'Sokay guys... I made one! from a Lidl right angle drill driver attachment, two 1/4" drive extension bars, a 1/4" spinner and a metal bar! sheer ingenuity :sign13 :pimp
Well done you!! :thumbsup
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