WTB oldschool mercury manometer

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They are hard to come by, good luck. If you are using it for carb syncing look into one of these.
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/DWYER- ... Pid=search
It reads 15" to 0 to 15", its the best thing I have used for syncing.

 

I have a old mercury manometer. I got it from buddy a while back and haven't used it yet. I'll try it out and if it works I'll let ya know.

 

Go to motorcycle superstore a buy a four stick manometer for $100.

 

i bought mine brand new off a goldwing specialty store on the internet it even had the adjuster for goldwing carbs i paid 65 bucks plus shipping

 

I think mine was cheaper that 100 bones too but that was so long ago. They are a must have for a multiple carb bike.

 

Well I went and checked the one I had and there doesn't appear to be any mercury left in it. Sorry.

 

The GBP is down compared to the dollar; the original CarbTune is going for just under $100, shipped: http://www.carbtune.com/

I love mine, despite the fact that I paid considerably more for it.

 

treads, i may still be interested... if i can scrape some bills together. ill let you know... how does free sound?

 

looking around to purchase one for myself. I've borrowed a friends' manometer multiple times but would like to get one myself. how does this one look? says it can be used for Yamahas (6MM) & cheapest i've found for mercury setup anyways

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They are easy enough to make if your in a bind. Long piece of tubing, a 3-4 ft board, some zipties and some tranny fluid.

 

For mercury, go to some electronic flea markets & look for mercury relays. There's enough mercury in one of them to just about fit the needs of a 4 lung manonometer. Old electric switches used mercury too but it would take 5-6 of them to get enough. A lot of old industrial thermometers used it too

Ham Radio flea markets are a good place to look as are any of the larger flea markets where lotsa junk is sold.