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Ulympos Offline
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Wink  31-05-26, 06:27 AM (This post was last modified: 31-05-26, 06:32 AM by Ulympos.)
Yesterday I installed, filled, and tested a chain lubrication system. Bought it from Uncle Alie and received it via the Silk Road.  Big Grin


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31-05-26, 07:17 AM
I have one of these on the Tracer, they work reasonably well   Cheesy
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02-06-26, 09:34 AM
Huh, not seen one like that before.
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02-06-26, 10:11 AM
It’s essentially like a syringe - turning the top compresses the reservoir and squirts some oil out.
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02-06-26, 09:14 PM
(02-06-26, 10:11 AM)Trebus Wrote: It’s essentially like a syringe - turning the top compresses the reservoir and squirts some oil out.

I think that turning the cap clockwise relieves the slight vacuum, thereby releasing a few drops. After a few drops, some vacuum is created again. With a syringe, you actually build up pressure.

If I fill the jar and don't screw the lid on immediately, the oil is already slowly leaking out at the sprocket.
But yeah, it's actually a simple system...
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