tusk motorcycle wheel balancing stand
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- The tusk motorcycle wheel balancing and truing stand is a moderately priced solution to the time and cost of taking your wheels to your local bike shop to be mounted and balanced. ...well more specifically, for the second half of that job.
I will cover an affordable tire change stand in my next video and round out everything you need to swap tires in the comfort of your own shop in minutes instead of days.
The tusk motorcycle wheel balancing and truing stand is highly effective right out of the box, but like all aftermarket tools and accessories there is always a couple small modification that I will suggest to make it even better.
This Stand is available at following link:
www.rockymount...
The 8x24x8mm open bearing used in this video can be found here: amzn.to/40wgcvC
Similar stands are available at these links:
amzn.to/3sl7iCg
www.revzilla.c...
I hope this was helpful, I'm always delighted to get your questions comments and feedback.
Remember you can also find me at dualsportgarag...
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Wish I had found your video first. Tusk should be paying you good money.
The order should be bolt, washer, bearing, washer. Then on the other side, lock washer, nut. The center of the bearing is lightly raised so even though the washer is slightly larger, it doesn't impede the bearing rotation. Using the bolt alone without a washer underneath will cause drag.
Yeah, thats how it should be. But these cheap bearings/washer/balancers... not everything is straight and flat. One of the bearings would rub on the washer when installed as you said. It rubbed on the plastic bearing seal. Removed the seal, cleaned out the grease, reinstalled bearings without seal and grease and they function great. Maybe not like a Timken much better. Will use a light oil and cover the bearings when balancer is not in use to keep bearings clean and from rusting.
Nice video, again. Bought a knock off balancer and it took some work to function the best it could. The vertical arms were not parallel so shimmed one arm on the bottom. And removed the bearing seals and grease and the bearings work much better. Just built it and have not used it yet so not sure if the bearings perform as well as your bearing upgrade yet.
shimming it should be fine as long as you get it level...Happy Balancing!
@@dualsportgarage Used it today and it is very very sensitive. Thinking about adding grease to the bearings... lol
I'm kinda picky like you about bearings. I just put my stand together with high quality ABEC 11 skateboard bearings, they're close to the same dimensions. 8×22×7 vs 8×24×8 - they work great and the ones I ordered came with the washers that prevent any rubbing. A set of 8 cost $25 but these spin for days- really good.
Great tip…thanks for sharing!
Wow. Just what I was looking for. Great video!!
Sweet, thanks for sharing!
so if i'm reading those links right, seems like the amazon one is the exact same stand for less $ minus the tusk sticker. I can just throw one of my million tusk stickers that they already sent me with the many purchases i've made from RM on the amazon stand. Great video! thanks!
Glad to hear it!
what is the number on the replacement bearing??
This is what is printed on the bearing 728C/P5 8x24x8. Here is the link to the actual bearing I used amzn.to/40wgcvC
@@dualsportgarage thank you!!
Do you have a part number or size of the replacement bearings?
Of course...I have added it to the video description...but here is a link to the actual 8x 24x8mm bearing in the video...amzn.to/3lF1Xps ...thanks!
@@dualsportgarage Thank you!